Brian Armstrong&#8217;s wishlist for upgrading global finance aligns with the 
exchange&#8217;s push into stocks, prediction markets and stablecoin payments, 
though some priorities remain aspirational.

Brian Armstrong&#8217;s wishlist for upgrading global finance aligns with the exchange&#8217;s push into stocks, prediction markets and stablecoin payments, though some priorities remain aspirational.

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Squid has moved quickly to stress that a recent $3 million exploit targeted a 
third party Gnosis Safe module called SquidRouterModule, not its core cross 
chain routing contracts, after 86 wallets on Ethereum and Base were drained in 
under two…

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Squid rushes to separate brand from $3 million Gnosis Safe module exploit

Canton Foundation, Toss, BitGo Among Co-Hosts at Private Event; Token Launch 
Slated for Second Half of 2026

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ARIQO makes its Bangkok debut at SEABW, drawing industry attention

ETH’s rebound toward the whale’s liquidation zone near $2,150 puts its short 
at risk of over $1 million in potential losses.

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Ethereum whale opens $100M short as Vitalik Buterin vows to &#8216;sell less ETH&#8217;

Fortune’s investigation into SpaceX and Antonio Gracias’s Valor Equity 
Partners reveals more than $20 billion in related party GPU leasing deals 
reclassified as debt, a governance tangle that could reverberate through Musk 
linked AI and potentially crypto risk capital. According…

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Bitcoin’s latest price action has run into a technical wall, and crypto 
analyst Merlijn The Trader believes the rejection could become more serious if 
one nearby support level fails. Particularly, technical analysis shows that 
the price action looks uncomfortably close to a crash under $76,000. Bitcoin’s 
200-Day Moving Average Has Become The First Major Rejection Zone Bitcoin 
reached $82,400 on May 6 before stalling at the 200-day moving average, 
pulling back to as low as $74,000 during the most recent weekend. Merlijn’s 
chart analysis compares this current 2026 setup on the daily candlestick 
timeframe with Bitcoin’s 2022 structure. Related Reading: What Goldman Sachs 
Dumping Its XRP Stash Means For Holders Looking at the 2022 example, Bitcoin 
pushed into the 200-day moving average around $48,000 in early April, failed 
to hold that level, and then continued lower until the price fell to as low as 
$28,000 in May. That move turned out to be a decline of about 40% from the 
rejection area. The current chart shows a similar technical idea, although the 
price levels are different. Bitcoin recently attempted to recover into $80,000 
in the middle of May, but the red 200-day moving average acted as a ceiling. 
The rejection from that zone has placed the focus on the short-term support 
around $76,000, which Merlijn identified as the level to watch. If $76,000 
breaks, then Bitcoin could play out a price action similar to the 2022 one. 
Bitcoin Price Chart. Source: @MerlijnTrader On X Losing $76,000 Could Speed Up 
Drop Below $67,000 According to analysts at K33 Research, Bitcoin&#8217;s rejection 
at the 200-day moving average mirrors patterns seen during previous market 
cycles in 2014, 2018, and 2022.The most important level for Bitcoin bulls to 
hold now is $76,000. A move below $76,000 would weaken the pattern because it 
would erase the higher-low structure that formed after Bitcoin&#8217;s push from the 
mid-$70,000 range in May. &#8220;Lose it, the move accelerates,&#8221; the analyst said. 
Related Reading: Pundit Predicts What Will Happen To XRP When Exchanges Run 
Out Of Supply If $76,000 breaks, Merlijn has a clear first downside target: 
the $67,000 CME gap. CME gaps form because Bitcoin is always trading 
continuously on crypto exchanges even on weekends, but CME futures pause 
during weekends and market closures. A gap can appear on the chart when 
futures reopen at a different price from where they closed, and most of the 
time, this gap always acts as a price magnet. Right now, Bitcoin is trading at 
$77,233, which means it has not confirmed the bearish follow-through Merlijn 
is warning about. However, as long as Bitcoin keeps trading below the 200-day 
moving average and keeps pressing against $76,000, then there&#8217;s a possibility 
that it will fall to the $67,000 CME gap. On the other hand, a reclaim of the 
$79,000 to $80,000 range this week would reduce the immediate risk of a crash 
to $67,000. Featured image created with Dall.E, chart from Tradingview.com

Bitcoin’s latest price action has run into a technical wall, and crypto analyst Merlijn The Trader believes the rejection could become more serious if one nearby support level fails. Particularly, technical analysis shows that the price action looks uncomfortably close to a crash under $76,000. Bitcoin’s 200-Day Moving Average Has Become The First Major Rejection &#8230;

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