#Bitcoin
Lots of people zoomed in on 30 minute charts telling me this is wrong.
Could be wrong but until buyers can change the structure this is my primary outlook.
Not sure how low it would go into the zone if visited.  https://twitter.com/Nebraskangooner/status/1899461719971221718

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Author | Shisi Jun

1. Introduction
In the blink of an eye, I've been working in the wallet industry for four years. Many people think the wallet landscape in 2025 is already solidified, but that's not the case—it's been turbulent beneath the surface. This year:

· Coinbase launched its new CDP wallet, built on TEE technology;

· Binance's MPC wallet introduces key sharding and hosting to the TEE environment;

· Bitget just released its social login feature last week, hosted on a TEE basis;

· ...

A brief overview of the history of blockchain wallets and the market landscape in 2025.

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Tom Lee responds to Fundstrat's "contradictory" views on Bitcoin: Different positions, different timelines, not internal disagreements.

A crypto user lost $50 million in USDT after falling for an address poisoning scam in a massive onchain exploit.
The theft, spotted by Web3 security firm Web3 Antivirus, occurred after the user sent a...