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GM Brothers and Sisters ✅Weak price action and elevated fear sentiment BTC traded in the $74,000–$76,000 range, briefly dropping about 2% to $74,244 in a short period. The 24-hour decline was roughly 1–2%. The Fear & Greed Index stood around 28, with notable long liquidations. Analysts generally see further short-term downside risk, with key support watched near $75,000 or lower. ✅Continued large outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw about $1.28 billion in outflows this week, one of the worst performances so far in 2026. This pushed year-to-date net inflows into negative territory. Funds such as BlackRock’s IBIT recorded significant outflows, reducing buy-side support. ✅Lightning Network security incident LNbits urgently urged all server operators to shut down their servers after a wave of attacks. Patches are expected within 24–48 hours. Related Lightning vulnerabilities also prompted some wallet updates. ✅On-chain activity highlight Antpool mined a block containing 11,255 transactions, the second-highest in history, indicating relatively active on-chain activity in the short term. ✅Michael Saylor / Strategy continues to signal accumulation Saylor shared Bitcoin holdings charts again. The market interprets this as a possible upcoming announcement of a new purchase. ---------------- Plan accordingly & Choose wisely ✨May your life radiant with Bitcoin✨ bitcoin:native

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