Federal Reserve: Stealing your purchasing power since 1913.

. @jack has long said Bitcoin fails if it’s only a store of value. It has to be used. Now, Block is making that vision real by rolling out Bitcoin payments on Square terminals for millions of merchants across America. Add in Cash App’s latest features, and you’ve got a flywheel forming that pushes BTC from digital gold to everyday money.

Opendoor’s CEO Kaz Nejatian says bitcoin payments are on the near-term roadmap as the firm streamlines and posts stronger results.

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Opendoor Real Estate to Accept Bitcoin for Home Purchases

Opendoor’s CEO Kaz Nejatian says bitcoin payments are on the near-term roadmap as the firm streamlines and posts stronger results.

NEW: Trump proposes putting his face on a new $250 bill. Since Trump first took office in 2016, the dollar has lost 35% of its value. Today, it would take $337 to buy the same basket of goods that $250 could purchase back then.

NEW: Bitcoin ad on the cover of 🇮🇳 Times of India 👀

If you run a Bitaxe Gamma home Bitcoin miner continuously, each year you have roughly a 1-in-20,000 chance of discovering a Bitcoin block currently worth $387,000.

Powell: The Federal Reserve is not allowed to own Bitcoin.

"Bitcoin adoption isn’t automatic. It’s built on local trust and real connections." @TheBitcoinBreakdown and @Harrison Friedes join to explore: 🔸Starting a Bitcoin Meetup 🔸The power of community building 🔸Networking vs. education 🎥 Watch on YouTube:

A fat red candle on the daily? We'd almost forgotten what those were like. Nevertheless, simply taking a breather before the true launch into price discovery.

NEW: Deutsche Bank says Bitcoin could join gold as a central bank reserve asset by 2030. In its new report “Gold’s Reign, Bitcoin’s Rise,” the bank says a weakening dollar and growing geopolitical risk are reshaping global reserves. Bitcoin, now hitting new ATH's, and gold, up ~50% this year, could both see increased adoption by central banks seeking protection from inflation and currency risk. Economists Marion Laboure and Camilla Siazon cite Bitcoin’s improving liquidity, regulatory clarity, and declining volatility, arguing it’s evolving from a speculative asset to a structural component of global finance.