⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 947,421 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 01May2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: Hezbollah Starts Using Fiber Drones / Knife Attack Against Jews in London / Aussie Vigilantes Capture Girl Killer, Meet Out Justice and Riot / Senate Passes Funding For Coast Guard / Fight Results in Stabbings in Tacoma High School / Senate Prohibits Prediction Bets For Legislators, Staff / Brazil Says No Crypto For Global Trade / X Users Mute 'Crypto' The Most / Stocks Boom / North Korea Rakes in Most Via Crypto Hacks / Joint Global Law Enforement Nab Crypto Scammers / New Security Settings For ChatGPT Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $77,586, 16.91 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.56 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $77,574 / Lo: $76,069 Volume: $31B (Down 17%) Mkt Cap: $1.55T (Up 1%) Hashrate: .948 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 2.0 sats/byte (Down 1 Sats) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. Hezbollah adopts a new weapon: Fiber-optic drones, used widely in the war in Ukraine: Drones killed an Israeli soldier in southern Lebanon and injured at least a dozen others in northern Israel on Thursday, two seriously. A soldier and defense contractor were killed in Lebanon earlier this week. (NBC) 2. London assailant charged with attempted murder over terror stabbing of two Jews: Essa Suleiman also charged with attempted murder in an unrelated incident on the same day; report reveals he was imprisoned in 2008 for stabbing a police officer and his dog. The Somalia-born British citizen is suspected of stabbing Shloime Rand, 34, and Moshe Shine, 76, in an attack on Wednesday in the heavily Jewish neighborhood of Golders Green, in north London. (TimesOfIsrael) 3. Fury over young girl’s killing sparks vigilante justice and violent clashes with police in Australia: Violent crowds clashed with police outside a hospital in a remote Australian outback town Thursday night as they demanded authorities hand over an accused child-killer. Dramatic footage showed police officers dodging rocks and sticks while rioters smashed police cars and set a police van on fire. Jefferson Lewis, 47, was arrested Thursday for the alleged murder of a five-year-old girl now known as Kumanjayi Little Baby. It wasn’t police who tracked down Lewis, but an angry crowd, who officers found beating the accused killer in an act of “vigilante justice.” (CNN) -US Events- 1. House approves Senate bill to fund DHS, including the Coast Guard: The House on Thursday unanimously approved a Senate-passed bill to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security, ending the 76-day shutdown. The bill to fund the department was approved by voice vote and now goes to President Donald Trump for his signature. The department has been shut down since Feb. 14, making it the longest partial government shutdown in U.S. history. (StarsAndStripes) 2. Blackburn calls for Tennessee lawmakers to draw all-GOP map: Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) wants Tennessee to be the next stop on the redistricting front, calling on state lawmakers to draw new congressional lines that would wholly favor Republicans. Republicans currently hold eight of nine House seats in Tennessee’s congressional delegation. Blackburn’s proposal would target the Memphis-based seat held by Democrat Steve Cohen, who handily won reelection in 2024 with 71 percent of the vote. (TheHill) 3. Students stabbed inside Washington state high school as police respond to chaotic scene: At least six people were injured after a stabbing incident at Foss High School in Tacoma, Washington, Thursday, prompting a massive emergency response as victims were rushed to nearby hospitals. "So basically, this one guy, he took somebody’s vape pen, and they didn’t like that, so they were going to jump him — or they did, I think. And he had a knife, and he shanked four kids and one adult," a student told FOX 13. (Fox) -Regulatory and Legal- 1. Senate Votes to Ban Senators and Staff From Using Prediction Markets: The Senate resolution prohibits senators and their staff from participating in prediction markets where users can bet on political outcomes, policy decisions, and other events that lawmakers may have advance knowledge of through their official duties. (Decrypt) 2. Brazil central bank prohibits crypto use in regulated cross-border payments under new FX rules: The measure does not ban crypto transfers outright in Brazil. Rather, it removes digital assets, including stablecoins, from the country's regulated framework, underscoring the central bank's intent to keep international transfers within monitored foreign exchange channels. (TheBlock) 3. Crypto is the most “muted” term on X as public splits between believers and avoiders: According to X product executive Nikita Bier, crypto ranked as the most-snoozed topic since the platform began rolling out topic snoozing for Premium subscribers. It came ahead of politics, sports, business and finance, artificial intelligence, gaming, and entertainment. (CryptoSlate) -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- NSTR -Institutional Concerns- NSTR -Economic Indicators- 1. S&P 500, Nasdaq Post Strongest Monthly Gains Since 2020: US stocks rose on Thursday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq recording their biggest monthly gains since 2020, as strong earnings overshadowed oil supply concerns. The S&P 500 advanced 1% to 7,209, while the Nasdaq climbed 0.9% to 27,430, both hitting intraday highs. The Dow Jones surged 790 points, finishing the month up over 7%, its strongest performance since November 2024. (TradingEconomics) 2. US Mortgage Rate Rebounds: The average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage rose by 7bps from the previous week to 6.30% as of April 30th, the first weekly increase in one month, according to data compiled by Freddie Mac. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- 1. North Korean Hackers Have Stolen $6 Billion in Crypto—Including 76% of 2026's Spoils: North Korea stole 76% of all crypto hack value so far in 2026 with just two April attacks totaling $577 million. One hack used months of social engineering; the other exploited a single-point verification flaw in a blockchain bridge. (Decrypt) 2. Global Crypto Pig-Butchering Crackdown: US, UAE, And China Bust 9 Scam Centers: The US Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that an unprecedented collaboration between the FBI, the Dubai Police Department, and the Chinese Ministry of Public Security had led to the crackdown of at least nine crypto scam centers targeting Americans. The international crackdown was led by the Dubai Police, under the UAE Ministry of Interior, which arrested 275 individuals last week, including three people charged in the Southern District of California with federal wire fraud and money laundering charges. Meanwhile, the Royal Thai Police arrested an additional person, bringing the total of detentions to 276. (Bitcoinist) -Technology and Science- 1. OpenAI Rolls Out Advanced Account Security for ChatGPT Users: OpenAI on Thursday introduced Advanced Account Security, a new opt-in setting for ChatGPT designed for users who want stronger protection or face higher risks of digital attacks. The new feature applies to ChatGPT and Codex accounts using the same login and requires passkeys or physical security keys instead of passwords, while limiting account recovery to backup passkeys, security keys, or recovery keys, and removing email and SMS options. That means OpenAI cannot assist with account recovery if those methods are unavailable. (Decrypt) -Bitcoin Community 1. The US Bitcoin Conference will be in Nashville next year. (BitcoinMag) -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 26/100 (Down 3 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): With 'Crypto' so prevelant in the headlines today, it's good to remember that crypto is a term that DOES NOT include Bitcoin, even though the less informed often conflate the two. There is a world of difference. Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 947,289 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 29Apr2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: US-Germany Feud May Affect Troops / 60 Nations Meet to Solve Oil Reliance / Swiss Want Population Cap / SCOTUS Says No To Racism in Gerrymandering / New ATF Director Gutting Regs / Coast Guard Still Not Funded / US Fed Holds Steady, So Are Markets / New Federal Mandate For Cars Blasted / Cyber Leaders Warn on Midterms / Government Wants Anthropic Tools / OpenAI Sued Over Canada Shooting / Bitcoin Helps Steak N Shake Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $76,305, 16.47 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.66 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $77,216 / Lo: $74,958 Volume: $37B (Up 6%) Mkt Cap: $1.52T (Down 1%) Hashrate: .948 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 3.0 sats/byte (Up 2 Sats) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. U.S. weighs ‘reduction’ of troops in Germany as Trump’s feud with Berlin deepens: “The United States is studying and reviewing the possible reduction of Troops in Germany, with a determination to be made over the next short period of time,” Trump posted on social media platform Truth Social. The U.S. had just over 36,000 active-duty military personnel across a number of significant bases in Germany as of December 2025. The German leader raised Washington’s hackles earlier this week when he said the U.S. was being “humiliated” by the Iranian regime as a result of on-off negotiations with White House officials to end the conflict. (CNBC) 2. Nations meet to discuss fossil fuel exit as Iran war drives up prices: Around 60 governments, including Brazil, Germany, Canada and Nigeria, will hold the first ‌international meeting this week to discuss phasing out fossil fuels, as the Iran war upends global oil and gas markets and sends prices soaring. "We're not ⁠negotiating ambitions, we're not negotiating commitments. This really is about sharing how you do this," ​said Stientje van Veldhoven, climate minister for the Netherlands, which is co-organising the meeting with Colombia. Governments ​will discuss "what kind of financial instruments, what kind of regulatory incentives, what kind of planning instruments" are needed to kickstart a phase-out, she said. (Reuters) 3. Swiss back initiative to cap population at 10 million, poll shows: A slim majority of Swiss are backing an upcoming referendum proposal to limit Switzerland's population to 10 million, and support for ​it is growing. Switzerland's population is now more than 9 ​million, with official data showing foreign nationals accounted for more than 27% by 2024. Under the proposal, the permanent resident population must not exceed 10 million before 2050, and ​Switzerland should abandon its freedom of movement agreement with ​the EU. (Reuters) -US Events- 1. Supreme Court limits use of race in redistricting in a win for Republicans: On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Louisiana's 2024 congressional map was an "unconstitutional racial gerrymander," requiring the state to redraw its districts. Plaintiffs challenging future redistricting must now ensure "demonstration maps" are race-neutral and control for partisan affiliation, fundamentally altering legal strategies nationwide. (GroundNews) 2. ATF Director Robert Cekada Takes Jackhammer to Biden-Era Gun Regs: Newly confirmed ATF Director Robert Cekada signed a “landmark rulemaking package” during a ceremony Wednesday afternoon that rolls back and revises numerous gun regulations put in place under former President Joe Biden. Cekada made clear that the body of the proposed and final rules will soon appear in the federal register where more details can be seen. (Breitbart) (AC-No real details on this package yet.) 3. ‘Uncertainty, fear and anger’ as Coast Guard marks 74 days under government shutdown : “The reality today is the Coast Guard is operating in a crisis,” said Adm. Kevin Lunday, the service’s commandant. “This is needlessly harming our people and hollowing out our readiness.” More than 6,000 Coast Guard units and homes are in danger of having their electricity, water and other utilities shut off, he said, with the service already suffering some shutoffs last week. (StarsandStripes) -Regulatory and Legal- NSTR -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- NSTR -Institutional Concerns- NSTR -Economic Indicators- 1. US 10-Year Yield Holds Firm After Fed Decision: The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note held around 4.42% on Thursday, hovering at more than one-month highs after the Federal Reserve left its policy rate unchanged as expected but delivered a more hawkish message amid rising inflation concerns. (TradingEconomics) 2. US Stocks Fall Further After Fed Hold: US equities were lower on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve held rates unchanged and presented a mixed outlook, while markets positioned ahead of major earnings. The S&P 500 and the Dow fell 0.5% and 0.8%, respectively, while the Nasdaq 100 was flat. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- 1. Critics Slam Federal Mandate for Impairment-Detection Tech in New Cars: Section 24220 of the 2021 Infrastructure Act requires NHTSA to mandate advanced tech in new passenger vehicles by 2027, using cameras and sensors to detect alcohol levels above 0.08%, drowsiness, or distraction—and potentially stop the car if triggered. Critics like Rep. Thomas Massie and Rep. Keith Self warn of false positives stranding drivers in emergencies, such as fleeing attackers or dodging deer, while supporters like Mothers Against Drunk Driving highlight potential to save thousands of lives from the 10,000+ annual alcohol-impaired crash deaths. No final rule exists yet—the tech isn't production-ready—and repeal bills like H.R. 1137 sit in committee amid ongoing House battles. (X) 2. Cyber Command, NSA chief warns foreign adversaries likely to target midterms: “It's reasonable to expect based on what we've seen in the past,” Army Gen. Joshua Rudd testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee. But Rudd admitted he wasn’t sure if the entities he helms have reconvened a joint election security task force — dubbed the Election Security Group (ESG) — that has played a role in keeping U.S. elections free of foreign interference since 2018. (RecordedFuture) -Technology and Science- 1. White House Weighs Reinstating Anthropic for Federal Use Amid Pentagon Fight: The White House is reportedly drafting guidance to help agencies use Anthropic despite Pentagon restrictions. Agencies are seeking access to Anthropic’s newest model, Mythos, for cybersecurity and defense uses. CEO Dario Amodei refused unrestricted access to the Pentagon earlier this year. (Decrypt) 2. OpenAI Sued Over Failure to Warn Police Before Tumbler Ridge Mass Shooting: OpenAI is facing a new lawsuit alleging the company failed to warn police after ChatGPT was linked to one of Canada’s deadliest school shootings. The lawsuit was filed on Wednesday in federal court in Northern California by an unnamed 12-year-old minor identified as M.G. and her mother, Cia Edmonds, against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and several OpenAI entities. (Decrypt) -Bitcoin Community 1. Steak ‘n Shake Says Bitcoin Payments Cut Processing Costs by 50%, Save $6 Million | 78.63 BTC Annually: Steak ‘n Shake exec Michael Boes told Bitcoin 2026 attendees that Bitcoin has become central to the chain’s turnaround, driving 2 million new customers, cutting costs, and helping fund a healthier menu overhaul. (BitcoinMag) -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 29/100 (Up 3 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): NSTR Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 947,145 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 28Apr2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: IRGC Accumulates Power / UAE Leaves OPEC / AfD in Germany Increases in Polls / Arrest Warrant Issued for Former FBI Director Comey / Raids in Minnesota Fraud Cases / DHS Funding on Tenuous Ground / SBF Appeal Dismissed / Saipan Woman Arrested Over Bitcoin Scams / WH Crypto Advisor Hints at SBR Moves Soon / Czech Banker Likes Bitcoin / Block Goes All-In on Bitcoin / Markets Steady Before FOMC Decision Today, Powell's Last / Meta is Biggest Scam Vector / SpaceX Board Ties Musk Compensation to Mars Colonies Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $77,545, 16.99 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.55 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $77,884 / Lo: $75,673 Volume: $34B (Up 1%) Mkt Cap: $1.55T (Down 2%) Hashrate: .924 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 1.0 sats/byte (Down 1 Sat) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. Iran's Guards seize wartime power, blunting Supreme Leader's role: The killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on the first day of the war, and the ‌elevation of his wounded son, Mojtaba, have ushered in a different order dominated by commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and marked by the absence of a decisive, authoritative referee. “We’ve gone from divine power to hard power,” said Aaron David Miller, a former U.S. negotiator. "From the influence of the clerics to the influence of the Revolutionary Guard Corps. This is how Iran is being governed.” (Reuters) 2. United Arab Emirates will leave OPEC in a blow to the oil cartel: The United Arab Emirates said Tuesday it will leave OPEC effective May 1, stripping the oil cartel of its third-largest producer and further weakening its leverage over global oil supplies and prices. The UAE’s withdrawal from OPEC won’t necessarily have any immediate effects in markets. That’s because world oil supplies are sharply constrained by the war in Iran. U.S. President Donald Trump has been a steady critic of the cartel during his two terms in the White House. (AP) 3. Germany's Anti-immigration AfD Party Soars To New Record High Support: The anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) has jumped to a new record high in a recent poll conducted by the opinion research institute Insa. In the poll, the AfD increased its lead over the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Christian Social Union (CSU). Despite the AfD’s high polling, all other parties continue to say they will not form an alliance with the AfD, which means the party is effectively locked out of power. (ZeroHedge) -US Events- 1. DOJ Ups Ante, Issues Arrest Warrant for Former FBI Director James Comey: The issuance of an arrest warrant for Comey for his most recent indictment follows the mere issuance of a summons after his previous indictment in September 2025 on one count of making false statements and one count of obstruction of justice. “An arrest warrant has been issued for former FBI Director James Comey for multiple federal grand jury charges in North Carolina related to an Instagram image he posted last summer allegedly threatening the president,” Sperry wrote. “US Marshals will execute the arrest.” (Breitbart) 2. Federal law enforcement raid businesses in Minnesota fraud investigation: Twenty-two federal search warrants were executed in Minnesota, including raids at daycares, businesses and homes. Five sites related to four businesses served with warrants are connected to a state program designed to assist children with autism spectrum disorder, and the state’s Medicaid fraud control unit assisted in the operation for those businesses. (CNN) 3. White House says funds to pay TSA and other Homeland Security workers will ‘soon run out’: The White House warned Congress on Tuesday that Department of Homeland Security funding will "soon run out" by May, threatening airport disruptions and national security concerns as the House delays critical legislation. The House is expected to vote Wednesday on a Senate budget resolution passed last week, designed to unlock full agency funding; the administration warned lawmakers against changes that could prolong passage. (GroundNews) -Regulatory and Legal- 1. Judge Shoots Down Sam Bankman-Fried's Bid for New Trial: The judge dismissed the FTX founder’s claims that potential witnesses faced "government threats and retaliation" as "wildly conspiratorial.” (Decrypt) 2. Woman Gets 71 Months in Prison Over Bitcoin Investment Fraud Targeting Elderly Victims: A federal court sentenced a Saipan woman to 71 months in prison for orchestrating a Bitcoin investment fraud that targeted elderly victims across multiple states. Sze Man Yu Inos, also known as "Yuki," befriended older women in the U.S. territories of Saipan and Guam between November 2020 and January 2022 as part of her fraudulent scheme. (Decrypt) -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- 1. White House Crypto Adviser Hints at ‘Breakthrough’ Bitcoin Reserve Move: Patrick Witt, executive director of the President's Council of Advisors for Digital Assets, told a panel at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas on Monday that the administration has spent months “figuring out” the legal interpretations needed to protect Bitcoin. A "big announcement" is expected within weeks, Witt said, describing it as a "breakthrough". (Decrypt) 2. 'This is the future': Czech central bank governor makes case for bitcoin in sovereign reserves: Czech National Bank Governor Ales Michl used a Bitcoin 2026 keynote to argue that the cryptocurrency can have a place in central bank reserve portfolios. and would eventually end up on the government balance sheet. (Decrypt) -Institutional Concerns- 1. Bitcoin Transparency Gets A Boost As Dorsey’s Block Unveils Reserve Proof: Block is now offering 5% Bitcoin cash back at Square merchants — a detail that quietly underscores just how far Jack Dorsey’s payments company has gone in tying its business to Bitcoin. Block’s announcements fit a pattern. Dorsey has long argued that BTC needs to become a functional payment tool, not just a store of value. He has said that wide adoption of Bitcoin payments is essential to preserving what he sees as Satoshi Nakamoto’s original intent — a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. (Bitcoinist) -Economic Indicators- 1. US Mortgage Rates Edge Up in Latest Week: The average US 30-year fixed mortgage rate for conforming loans of $806,500 | 10.39 BTC or less edged up to 6.37% in the week ended April 24th 2026 from 6.35% in the previous period. (TradingEconomics) 2. US 10Y Yield Holds Advance Ahead of Fed Decision: The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note held its recent advance near 4.35% on Wednesday as investors positioned ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy decision, which is expected to be Chair Jerome Powell’s final meeting before his term ends in May. (TradingEconomics) 3. S&P 500 and Nasdaq Close Lower: The S&P 500 closed 0.4% lower and the Nasdaq dropped 1% on Tuesday pressured by a report signaling weakness at OpenAI and higher oil prices. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- 1. Meta Leads FTC's List of Social Media Scam Sources That Cost Americans $2.1 Billion | 27,096 BTC in 2025: The figure represents an eightfold increase compared to losses recorded in 2020. This means that the growing threat of scams continuously affects many victims across major online platforms. No one is safe, regardless if you're using Facebook, Instagram, or other apps. Among all social media platforms, Facebook accounted for the highest reported losses. (TechTimes) (AC-It's interesting to compare this to the clampdown on Bitcoin ATMs, which also seem to be a scam vector and targeted by state governments. I don't think Facebook would get the same treatment.) -Technology and Science- 1. SpaceX ties Musk compensation to Mars colonization goal: SpaceX's board approved a compensation plan for founder Elon Musk linking rewards to colonizing Mars and operating space-based data centers. The performance package awards 200 million shares if SpaceX hits a $7.5 trillion valuation and establishes a Mars colony of at least 1 million people, plus 60.4 million shares for operating space data centers providing at least 100 terawatts of capacity. (GroundNews) (AC-Five years ago this headline would have seemed like Sci-Fi.) -Bitcoin Community- NSTR -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 26/100 (Down 7 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): NSTR Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 947,023 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 28Apr2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: Iran Peace Plan Panned / Russian Yacht Gets Through Strait / Columbia Violence Increases Over Election / Attacker Charged With Attempted Assasination / New Jersey Police Find Missing Drones / Trump Sacks Science Board / DOJ Says Coding Isn't Crime, Unless Criminal Intent / BTC ETFs Chill / Block Reveals 9K BTC Stash / Yields Up, Stocks Up / Web Pages Hide AI Injects / SCOTUS Hints At Location Data Warrant Requirement / NASA Want Moon Drones Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $76,213, 16.65 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.65 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $78,270 / Lo: $76,129 Volume: $35B (Up 8%) Mkt Cap: $1.52T (Down 2%) Hashrate: .946 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 2.0 sats/byte (Up 1 Sat) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. Trump reviews peace plan; UN calls for Hormuz to reopen: Dozens of nations have called for the “urgent and unimpeded reopening” of the Strait of Hormuz, with UN chief Antonio Guterres warning that the US-Iran standoff in the waterway risks triggering a global food emergency.(AlJazeera) 2. Russian superyacht sails through Strait of Hormuz despite blockade: The 142m-long (465 feet) Nord luxury boat, linked to sanctioned Russian billionaire Alexey Mordashov, travelled from Dubai to Muscat, Oman over the weekend, one of a few private vessels to transit through the strait in recent months. Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted an Iranian delegation in St Petersburg on Monday, where Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi hailed their "strategic relationship". (BBC) 3. Violence escalates in Colombia with dozens of attacks before presidential vote: A spate of attacks against civilians and military bases in Colombia’s southwestern region has raised security concerns as the country heads to a May presidential election in which crime is expected to be one of the top voter concerns. Rebel groups have staged 26 attacks with explosives and drones since Friday. (AP) -US Events- 1. White House correspondents' dinner suspect charged with attempting to assassinate Trump: Authorities identified the suspect as Cole Tomas Allen, a 31-year-old part-time teacher from California; Allen, armed with multiple firearms and knives, shot one Secret Service agent who was treated and released from the hospital Sunday. Experts analyzing Allen's manifesto found he distorted Christian theological traditions to justify political violence; while he cited Scripture to claim a "moral obligation to resist unjust authority," ethicists argue his individualized interpretation fundamentally misrepresented the Gospel's call for nonviolence. (GroundNews) 2. New Jersey Police Recover 15 Stolen Chemical-Spraying Drones: The Ceres Air C31 drones, each ATV-sized and able to spray 40 gallons over 15 square miles, disappeared from CAC International in Harrison on March 24, worth nearly $870,000. Police recovered them on April 27 in a Dover warehouse owned by Prudent Corporation, likely taken by a fake delivery driver. The investigation continues with federal help, and authorities seek tips on the motive. (X) 3. Trump administration fires entire National Science Board: President Donald Trump's administration has terminated the entire National Science Board of more than 20 members, two fired ​members of the board said on Monday. The majority of the board members were academics. It also had representation from national labs, non-profits and the industry. (Reuters) -Regulatory and Legal- 1. DOJ Says Crypto Code Alone Isn’t Crime, But Roman Storm Case Still Looms: Speaking at the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas, Todd Blanche told the crypto industry that the DOJ had moved away from what he characterized as prosecutions aimed at software developers merely for building tools later used by third parties. Storm’s defense argues that the Southern District of New York’s case against him is precisely the kind of precedent that threatens developers, especially if prosecutors can treat software authorship and protocol involvement as the basis for criminal exposure when third parties misuse a tool. (Bitcoinist) -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- NSTR -Institutional Concerns- 1. Bitcoin ETF outflows snap nine-day streak ahead of FOMC: Bitcoin fell back below $77,000 on Tuesday after U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $263.2 million in net outflows on April 27, ending a nine-day inflow streak, (TheBlock) 2. Jack Dorsey's Block nears 9,000 bitcoin ($2.2B) in treasury after Q1 addition: The firm added 114 BTC to its corporate treasury, for a total of 8,997 BTC, and said it plans to issue regular third-party reports. (CoinDesk) -Economic Indicators- 1. US 10-Year Treasury Yield Near 1-Month High: The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note edged up to 4.35% on Tuesday, the highest level in about a month, as ongoing uncertainty in the Middle East and rising oil prices rekindled fears of an inflationary spiral. (TradingEconomics) 2. S&P and Nasdaq Hit New Records: The S&P 500 rose 0.1% to close at a record 7173.9, while the Nasdaq gained 0.2% to reach a fresh high of 24887 on Monday. The Dow Jones however, fell 63 points. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- 1. Malicious Web Pages Are Hijacking AI Agents, And Some Are Going After Your PayPal: Google documented a 32% surge in malicious indirect prompt injection attacks between November 2025 and February 2026, targeting AI agents browsing the web. Attackers embed instructions in a web page in ways invisible to humans: text shrunk to a single pixel, text drained to near-transparency, content hidden in HTML comment sections, or commands buried in page metadata. The AI reads the full HTML. The human sees nothing. (Decrypt) 2. Supreme Court signals location data searches should require a warrant: The Supreme Court signaled during oral arguments Monday that it is likely to rule that police sweeps of all cell phones located in an area surrounding a crime scene qualify as a Fourth Amendment protected search and therefore require a warrant. (RecordedFuture) -Technology and Science- 1. NASA wants to use a fleet of MoonFall drones to scout the lunar south pole: 'We believe we can do it': MoonFall involves the release of four camera and sensor-laden "drones" over a still-to-be-selected site at the lunar south pole, Baker said. "Our goal is that each drone can cover a range of roughly 30 miles," he said, "and get that done by the end of 2028." (Space(.)com) -Bitcoin Community- NSTR -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 33/100 (Down 14 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): NSTR Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 946,874 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 27Apr2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: Hormuz Strait Still Closed / Iran Diplomant Visits Putin / Palestinian Authority Holds Elections / Latest Trump Assasin Released Anti-Christian Screed / King Charles Meets With Trump / VA Supreme Court to Rule on Redistricting Vote / Tennessee Bans Bitcoin ATMs / World Central Banks Target Crypto / BTC ETF Demand Grows / Greyscale Stiffarms Coinbase / Markets Steady / France Charges 88 on Wrench Attack Network / Musk, Altman Meet in Court Battle / Musk Opens Technology Entropy Debate / Bitcoin Dev Proposes Hard Fork Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $77,842, 16.52 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.54 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $79,488 / Lo: $77,505 Volume: $32B (Up 96%) Mkt Cap: $1.55T (Even) Hashrate: .915 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 1.0 sats/byte (Even) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. Strait of Hormuz Remains Largely Closed as US-Iran Tensions Escalate Despite Extended Ceasefire: Navy teams are actively clearing explosive mines laid by Iranian forces, describing the operation as part of a broader push to reopen the waterway through which roughly one-fifth of global oil and significant liquefied natural gas volumes normally pass. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports is "growing and going global," with a second aircraft carrier expected to join operations soon. (IBTimes) 2. Iran’s top diplomat visits Russia as part of efforts to end the war: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has arrived in Russia for talks with President Vladimir Putin, as part of efforts to end the United States-Israel war on Iran. (AlJazeera) 3. Palestinian authorities call local elections in a Gaza community and the West Bank a success: The Palestinian Authority, which administers semiautonomous areas of the West Bank but is left out of the U.S.-drafted ceasefire plan for Gaza, has described Saturday’s local election in central Gaza’s Deir al-Balah as a largely symbolic pilot while the authority seeks to politically link the territories. (AP) -US Events- 1. Correspondents' dinner shooting suspect wrote anti-Christian manifesto: On Saturday, Cole Tomas Allen, 31, charged a security checkpoint at the Washington Hilton during the White House Correspondents' Dinner, firing a shotgun and wounding a Secret Service agent before being tackled and arrested. Sent to his family 10 minutes before the attack, Allen's manifesto dubbed him the "Friendly Federal Assassin" and detailed plans to kill Trump administration officials. Allen also attended a leftist anti-Trump No Kings protest, was a regular at the shooting range, and was a member of a group known as The Wide Awakes, Heinrich wrote. (GroundNews, Breitbart) 2. King Charles set to meet Trump for the toughest mission of his reign: The monarch lands in the US on Monday for a four-day state visit to mark the 250th anniversary of its independence, declared during the reign of his five-times great-grandfather, King George III. (CNN) 3. Virginia Supreme Court considers whether to block voter-approved US House map favoring Democrats: The case contends that the Democratic-led General Assembly violated procedural requirements by placing the constitutional amendment before voters to authorize mid-decade redistricting. If the court agrees that lawmakers broke the rules, it could invalidate the amendment and render last week’s statewide vote meaningless. (AP) -Regulatory and Legal- 1. Tennessee Becomes Second State to Outlaw Bitcoin, Crypto ATMs: Tennessee has become the second U.S. state to outlaw Bitcoin ATMs, making it a criminal offense in the Volunteer State to own or operate the machines that federal authorities have identified as a vector committing fraud against the elderly. The legislation was co-sponsored by Republican state representatives Cameron Sexton and Jay Reedy. In a March statement, Sexton said the kiosks “have become a gateway for scammers to exploit Tennesseans, especially our seniors.” According to FBI numbers released this month, Americans aged over 60 lost $257 million | 3,287 BTC to scams involving Bitcoin ATMs last year, a 58% increase year-over-year. (Decrypt) (AC-For context, Rep Sexton was a guest speaker at a BV event lately and is an outspoken voice on conservative and freedom-oriented issues. This issue is apparently nuanced and debateable) -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- 1. The world’s central banks finally see crypto as a real monetary threat to TradFi: The world's central banks stopped arguing about whether stablecoins are risky long ago. Their main concern now is about who will control them and how. The Bank for International Settlements, often called the central bankers' central bank, has raised concerns about stablecoins before, but the language they've used is much sharper now. De Cos warned about runs that could trigger market stress, about dollar-pegged tokens accelerating the dollarization of developing economies, and about fragmented regulatory frameworks that private firms can arbitrage across borders. That's the language of systemic risk, distinct from the investor-protection framing that dominated earlier debates.(CryptoSlate) -Institutional Concerns- 1. Bitcoin leads $1.2B weekly haul for global crypto funds as institutional demand builds: Global crypto investment products drew $1.2 billion in weekly inflows, marking a fourth straight positive week. (TheBlock) 2. Grayscale moves away from Coinbase for new ETF product – Is Wall Street building a post-Coinbase custody map?: Grayscale’s decision to swap Coinbase for Anchorage in a new ETF filing is small on paper and significant in context because it shines a light on how much of Wall Street’s Bitcoin wrapper still depends on one custodian. (CryptoSlate) (AC-A soverign bitcoiners, we prefer self-custody over institutional custody, but that option isn't viable for all financial products. It is good to see more options.) -Economic Indicators- 1. US 10-Year Yield Holds Firm: The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note hovered around 4.32% on Monday, little changed but maintaining last week’s gains as stalled US–Iran peace negotiations kept markets cautious amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. (TradingEconomics) 2. S&P and Nasdaq Close at Record Levels: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both finished Friday at record highs, buoyed by optimism that US–Iran peace talks may soon occur in Pakistan. The S&P 500 rose 0.8% to 7,1658, while the Nasdaq climbed 1.6% to 24,837. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- 1. France Charges 88, Including Minors, in Crypto ‘Wrench Attack’ Crackdown: France has recorded 135 crypto-linked incidents since 2023, amid a nationwide surge in so-called “wrench attacks." Six suspects were arrested this month in two separate operations linked to kidnappings in Challes-les-Eaux and Dompierre-sur-Mer; all six are in pre-trial detention. Investigators identified structured criminal networks by tracing repeat offenders across 135 incidents recorded since 2023. (Decrypt) -Technology and Science- 1. Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman head to court in high-stakes showdown over AI: Technology tycoons Elon Musk and Sam Altman are poised to face off in a high-stakes trial revolving around the alleged betrayal, deceit and unbridled ambition that blurred the bickering billionaires’ once-shared vision for the development of artificial intelligence. The trial, which is scheduled to begin Monday with jury selection, centers on the 2015 birth of ChatGPT maker OpenAI as a nonprofit startup primarily funded by Musk before evolving into a capitalistic venture now valued at $852 billion. The trial’s outcome could sway the balance of power in AI. (AP) 2. Musk Warns Technology Degrades Without Constant Effort: In clips amplified by influencer Dustin, Musk explains that the U.S. reached the moon in 1969 with slide rules and basic computers, but after the space shuttle ended in 2011, NASA couldn't send astronauts to orbit for years. He argues technology doesn't improve on its own—it degrades like ancient Egypt forgetting pyramid skills amid complacency. Viewers connect this to bureaucracy and demographics, while critics note Apollo's huge budget share has shrunk, though SpaceX now dominates orbital launches and proves private drive works. (X) (AC-Not a common assertion, tech entropy does require some philosphic and mechanistic understanding in order to drive meaningful progress. It's good to see a debate over something that affects all humanity.) -Bitcoin Community- 1. A long-time developer wants to split Bitcoin blockchain and reassign Satoshi coins. The community is calling it a theft: Paul Sztorc proposes a 2026 hard fork of Bitcoin called eCash, giving BTC holders equivalent tokens and adding Drivechains. A hard fork splits a blockchain into a new network with shared history but different rules, like Bitcoin Cash in 2017. The fork is scheduled for Bitcoin block height 964,000 in August 2026. A coin-splitter tool will be released to help holders cleanly separate their BTC from their new eCash. The new chain will be a near-copy of Bitcoin's existing blockchain, with one critical addition called Drivechains. Drivechains are sidechains tethered to the Bitcoin blockchain, allowing seamless movement of BTC between the main chain and sidechains without changing Bitcoin's base layer. Each sidechain can operate under its own rules and features, essentially allowing developers to build new capabilities on top of Bitcoin without requiring the entire network to adopt those changes. (CoinDesk) -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 47/100 (Up 8 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): NSTR Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 946,454 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 24Apr2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: US Wants Spain Suspended From NATO / Hezbolla Says No Ceasefire / Panama Canal Rakes It In / Green Beret Busted on Betting / US Terror Plot Stopped / Marijuana Gets Federal Repreive / BTC ETFs Infow for 7 Days / Stocks Up / New Bill Would Require Warrants For AI Data / META Cuts 10% of Workfoce for AI / Fold Launches Bitcoin Bonus Program Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $77,881, 16.57 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.52 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $78,676 / Lo: $77,014 Volume: $37B (Down 14%) Mkt Cap: $1.55T (Even) Hashrate: .933 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 1.0 sats/byte (Even) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. Pentagon email floats suspending Spain from NATO: An internal Pentagon email outlines options for the United States to punish NATO allies it believes failed to support ​U.S. operations in the war with Iran, including suspending Spain from the alliance and reviewing the U.S. position on Britain's claim to the Falkland Islands. They have expressed frustration with Spain, where the Socialist leadership said it would not allow its bases or airspace to be used to attack Iran. The United States has two important military bases in Spain: Naval ‌Station Rota and ⁠Morón Air Base. (Reuters) 2. Hezbollah MP: ceasefire 'meaningless' in light of Israeli attacks: Lebanon's Hezbollah said a U.S.-mediated ceasefire in the war with Israel was meaningless ​a day after it was extended for three weeks, ‌pointing to continued Israeli attacks in south Lebanon and saying the group had the right to respond. "Any Israeli ⁠aggression ​against any Lebanese target, regardless of ​its nature, gives the resistance the right to respond proportionately," MP Fayyad said. (Reuters) (AC- The distinction between Lebannon and Hezbollah must be clear in reporting and understanding of this issue. The ceasefire is with the country, not the Iranian proxy. It seems the country is looking to rid itself of Hezbollah.) 3. Panama Canal says $1 million-plus auction slots reflect temporary surge in demand: The Panama Canal Authority said on Thursday that some ships had recently paid more than $1 million for crossing slots at auction, but ​said the unusually high prices reflected a temporary rise in demand ‌rather than persistent congestion at the waterway. The authority said average auction prices had risen to about $385,000 after the start of the Middle East conflict, from around $135,000 to $140,000 before, as higher traffic boosted demand ​for reservations. (Reuters) -US Events- 1. US special forces soldier arrested after allegedly winning $400,000 on Maduro raid: A US special forces soldier involved in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was arrested and charged for allegedly betting on that operation, netting him $400,000 in profits. Master Sgt. Gannon Ken Van Dyke opened an account in late December on Polymarket, one of the best-known prediction markets. He wagered about $32,000 that Maduro would be “out” by January. The bet was a long-shot. But Van Dyke was involved in the planning and execution of Operation Absolute Resolve, prosecutors allege, and had access to classified information before he placed the bet. (CNN) 2. North Carolina woman, Houston-area teen accused of plot against Congregation Beth Israel: Court documents state that 18-year-old Angelina Han Hicks conspired to "kill as many Jews as possible" by driving through Congregation Beth Israel in Houston. "A fast-moving, multistate FBI investigation led to the arrests of one adult and one juvenile accused of planning an attack at a Jewish Day School in Houston, Texas. 18-year-old Angela Hicks is currently facing two state charges brought by the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office in Lexington, North Carolina. A juvenile was charged in Harris County, Texas. (Fox26) 3. Trump reclassifies state-licensed medical marijuana as a less-dangerous drug in a historic shift: The order signed by Todd Blanche does not legalize marijuana for medical or recreational use under federal law. But it does change the way it’s regulated, shifting licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I — reserved for drugs without medical use and with high potential for abuse — to the less strictly regulated Schedule III. It also gives licensed medical marijuana operators a major tax break and eases some barriers to researching cannabis. (AP) -Regulatory and Legal- NSTR -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- NSTR -Institutional Concerns- 1. BlackRock drives 7-day Bitcoin ETF inflow streak as BTC nears $80,000: Spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs logged $335.8 million in inflows on Wednesday, marking the seventh co day of inflows. (CoinTelegraph) -Economic Indicators- 1. Nasdaq 100 Reaches New Record: US stock indices were mostly higher on Friday as strong earnings offset pressure from high energy prices ahead of possible talks between the US and Iran. The S&P 500 inched higher and the Nasdaq 100 jumped 1% to a new record, while the Dow edged lower. The US and Iran maintained their blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, although Pakistan signaled that the Irani delegation would be open to talks this weekend. (TradingEconomics) 2. US 10-Year Yield Climbs on Middle East Concerns: The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note rose to around 4.33% on Friday, extending gains for a fifth co session as stalled US-Iran peace efforts and continued disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz kept inflation risks elevated. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- 1. Proposed House Bill Would Require Warrants for Government AI Surveillance: Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie and Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert introduced the Surveillance Accountability Act on Thursday. If passed, the legislation would amend Title 18 of the U.S. Code to codify a broad warrant requirement for government searches, close what supporters describe as the “third-party doctrine” loophole, and give individuals the right to sue the government for Fourth Amendment violations. (Decrypt) -Technology and Science- 1. Meta Will Lay Off 8,000 Employees as AI Focus Intensifies: Meta informed workers of sweeping layoffs Thursday, targeting roughly 8,000 employees—about 10% of its global workforce—while also eliminating 6,000 unfilled positions, as the Facebook and Instagram parent company funnels unprecedented resources into artificial intelligence development. (Decrypt) -Bitcoin Community- 1. Fold Launches 'Bitcoin Bonus' Program for Employers Following Steak 'n Shake Debut: Bitcoin financial services company Fold Holdings, Inc. launched a program Thursday that allows companies to pay recurring BTC bonuses to employees, following an initial rollout from restaurant chain Steak 'n Shake earlier this year. Under the program, Steak 'n Shake's 10,000-plus hourly workers across the United States can receive Bitcoin bonuses. (Decrypt) -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 39/100 (Down 7 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): NSTR Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 946,309 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 23Apr2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: US Targets Iranian Small Boats, Seizes Another Tanker / DOW Says De-mining May Take Months / China, Africa Blackball Taiwan President / Senate Pushes DHS Funding Through / Navy Secretary Out / FBI Investigates Missing Scientists / US DOW Runs Bitcoin Node / Russia Opens Crypto, Especially For Sanction-Skirting / CLARITY Act in Limbo / US Manufacturing Up, Stocks Take Breather / New Tool Keeps AI Privacy / Tesla Optimus Coming Soon Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $77,556, 16.40 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.56 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $79,468 / Lo: $77,222 Volume: $42B (Down 7%) Mkt Cap: $1.55T (Down 2%) Hashrate: .947 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 1.0 sats/byte (Down 3 sats) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. Trump orders US military to ‘shoot and kill’ Iranian small boats choking Strait of Hormuz: “I have ordered the United States Navy to shoot and kill any boat, small boats though they may be...that is putting mines in the waters of the Strait of Hormuz,” Trump posted. “There is to be no hesitation. Additionally, our mine “sweepers” are clearing the Strait right now. I am hereby ordering that activity to continue, but at a tripled up level!”, he posted on Truth Social. (AP) 2. US boards tanker: The US Defense Department said it boarded another “sanctioned stateless vessel,” which was carrying oil from Iran, in the Indian Ocean overnight. (CNN) 3. Pentagon Tells Congress that Clearing Mines from the Strait of Hormuz Could Take Up to 6 Months: Defense officials delivered that assessment in a classified briefing, telling lawmakers that a full clearance effort likely would not begin until the current U.S.-Iran war ends. Officials added that Iran may have deployed at least 20 mines using both boats and GPS-guided remote systems, a combination that complicates detection and removal. (IBTimes) 4. Taiwan president cancels trip after African countries revoke flight permits: Taiwan President Lai Ching-te has cancelled a trip to the southern African nation of Eswatini, accusing China of putting pressure on other countries to bar his aircraft from flying over their territories. According to news agency Reuters, Seychelles and Madagascar said they took the decision because they do not recognise Taiwan. (BBC) -US Events- 1. Senate Republicans Advance $70 Billion ICE, Border Patrol Funding Plan: Budget reconciliation allows the 53-member Republican majority to bypass the 60-vote threshold, requiring only a simple majority. Funding for most Department of Homeland Security operations expired nine weeks ago, necessitating this legislative maneuver. 2. Pentagon Says Secretary of the Navy John Phelan Exiting Trump Administration: Secretary of the U.S. Navy John Phelan was revealed to be leaving his role with the Trump administration, “effective immediately,” Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell shared. Phelan was reportedly “asked to step down,” an “official” in the Trump administration told the Hill. Phelan’s departure comes after he was sworn into his position in March 2025. (Breitbart) 3. At least 10 people tied to sensitive US research have died or disappeared in recent years, sparking federal investigation: A nuclear physicist and MIT professor fatally shot outside his Massachusetts residence. A retired Air Force general missing from his New Mexico home. An aerospace engineer who disappeared during a hike in Los Angeles. These are among at least 10 individuals connected to sensitive US nuclear and aerospace research who have died or disappeared in recent years, prompting concerns whether they are connected and fueling speculation online about the possibility of nefarious activity. The FBI now says it “is spearheading the effort to look for connections into the missing and deceased scientists,” (CNN) -Regulatory and Legal- 1. US Government Runs a Bitcoin Node, But Not Mining BTC: “We have a node on the Bitcoin network right now,” Admiral Samuel Paparo, commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific, told the House Armed Services Committee Wednesday. “We’re not mining Bitcoin,” he continued. “We’re using it to monitor, and we’re doing a number of operational tests to secure and protect networks using the Bitcoin protocol.” (Decrypt) 2. Russia Advances Sweeping Crypto Bill With Provisions for 'Circumventing Sanctions': the legislation would classify cryptocurrency as property, enabling legal protection in court proceedings including bankruptcy and divorce cases. Non-qualified investors would face annual purchase limits of 300,000 rubles (around $3,900), while professional participants would encounter no such restrictions. It also allows Russian companies to use cryptocurrency to pay foreign counterparties, circumventing sanctions restrictions. (Decrypt) 3. Crypto’s CLARITY Act Sits At 50-50 For 2026 Passage: The crypto industry’s most important US market structure bill is entering a narrowing window in Washington, with Galaxy Digital putting the odds of the CLARITY Act becoming law this year at roughly 50-50. “If the markup slips past mid-May, the probability of enactment in 2026 drops sharply,” Galaxy wrote. (Bitcoinist) -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- NSTR -Institutional Concerns- NSTR -Economic Indicators- 1. US Manufacturing PMI Jumps to Near Four-Year High: The S&P Global US Manufacturing PMI climbed to 54.0 in April 2026, up from 52.3 in March and surpassing market expectations of 52.5, according to preliminary data. This marks the strongest improvement in factory business conditions since May 2022. (TradingEconomics) 2. US Stocks Pull Back from Records: US equities fell on Thursday, halting the recent rally on the lack of progress in the conflict between the US and Iran. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq fell around 0.3% each from their record highs last session and the Dow dropped nearly 200 points. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- 1. OpenAI Just Open-Sourced a Tool That Scrubs Your Secrets Before ChatGPT Ever Sees Them: OpenAI released Privacy Filter under Apache 2.0 on GitHub and Hugging Face. Think of it as spellcheck, but for privacy. You feed it a block of text, and it hands back the same text with all the sensitive bits swapped for generic placeholders like [PRIVATE_PERSON] or [ACCOUNT_NUMBER]. (Decrypt) -Technology and Science- 1. Elon Musk Hides Tesla Optimus V3 Details as Humanoid Robot Production Nears Launch: Musk said that rival companies are closely studying every Tesla reveal in detail to replicate its advancements. Because of this, the company plans to keep many of Optimus V3's most advanced capabilities hidden until production nears full scale. To prepare for manufacturing, Tesla is dismantling production lines previously used for the Model S and Model X. Musk explained that the robot will feature onboard intelligence, allowing it to function even without constant internet connectivity. Initially, Optimus will be deployed for basic factory operations before expanding into more advanced real-world applications. (TechTimes) (AC-The humanoid robot will revolutionize business and suprize us in other areas.) -Bitcoin Community- NSTR -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 46/100 (Up 15 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): NSTR Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 946,195 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 22Apr2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: Iran Attacks 3 Ships in Strait / UK Bans Tobacco, Vapes / Virginia Dems Win Gerrymander Vote / DOJ Charges Southern Poverty Law Center With Fraud / Banks Push Ads Against CLARITY Act / Admiral Testifies Bitcoin May Be Used For NATSEC / Stocks Up / North Korea Hackers Haul $500M This Month From DeFi / China 'On Par' With US on Cyber / New Documentary Reveals 'Satoshi' Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $78,707, 16.57 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.47 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $78,902 / Lo: $74,854 Volume: $45B (Up 18%) Mkt Cap: $1.57T (Up 4%) Hashrate: .967 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 4.0 sats/byte (Up 2 sats) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. Iran attacks 3 ships in the Strait of Hormuz as Trump indefinitely extends ceasefire: U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday the United States was indefinitely extending its ceasefire with Iran — a day before it was to expire — as a new round of peace talks was on hold. The White House suspended Vice President JD Vance’s planned trip to Islamabad as Iran rebuffed efforts to restart negotiations. Iran’s semiofficial news agencies are reporting that the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard has attacked a third ship Wednesday in the Strait of Hormuz, throwing into question efforts to end the war. The attack by the Guard was on a vessel called the Euphoria. They said the vessel had become “stranded” on the Iranian coast, without elaborating. The Guard has seized the other two ships that were attacked, Iranian state television separately reported. (CNN) 2. UK bill bans anyone born after 2008 from ever buying tobacco: A new bill approved in the United Kingdom’s legislature will stop people born on or after January 1, 2009 from buying tobacco during their whole lives, as part of a years-long effort by ministers to create a “smoke-free generation”. The bill will become law when it receives a royal assent next week. Once it does, ministers will also have new powers to regulate tobacco, vaping and nicotine products, including their flavours and packaging. (AlJazeera) -US Events- 1. Virginia Residents Vote in Favor of Redistricting Referendum: With 95 percent of the vote in, the redistricting referendum passed with 1,543,746 votes in favor, representing 51.4 percent of the vote. On the other side, 48.7 percent of voters rejected the redistricting referendum, with the referendum receiving 1,462,766 votes against it. As a result of the referendum passing, “the new map could shift Virginia’s congressional delegation from a 6-5 split t0 10-1 favoring Democrats,” (Breitbart) 2. Trump administration sues Southern Poverty Law Center on fraud charges: The Department of Justice alleged that the law centre defrauded donors by using their money to fund the very ideology it claimed to be fighting. It pointed to payments of at least $3m | 38.29 BTC between 2014 and 2023 to people affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan, the United Klans of America, the National Socialist Party of America and other far-right groups. “The SPLC was not dismantling these groups. It was instead manufacturing the extremism it purports to oppose by paying sources to stoke racial hatred,” Blanche said. (AlJazeera) -Regulatory and Legal- 1. Banks fund crypto attack ads across Washington as over 3,000 banks unite to stop Clarity Act passing Senate: ABA's advertising archive documents Politico Morning Money placements during the week of Mar. 9, urging senators to act on stablecoin yield, as well as a separate digital campaign targeting Congress, the White House, and regulatory agencies. All of it is now landing on a Senate calendar that has very little room. The bank lobby's escalation, the White House's quantitative rebuttal, and the Senate's public silence on a new markup date all point to the same variable that yield language must close in days for CLARITY to reach markup before the campaign season consumes the floor schedule. (CryptoSlate) (AC-Monopolies cannot exsit without government collaboration.) 2. Top US Military Officials Study Bitcoin For National Defense: Bitcoin has entered the US national security conversation more directly, and more publicly, than before. In Senate testimony highlighted Thursday by the Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) and several industry observers, Admiral Samuel Paparo, the four-star commander of US Indo-Pacific Command, described BTC as showing “incredible potential” as a tool with cybersecurity and broader strategic applications. “Our research into Bitcoin is as a computer science tool,” Paparo said. “It’s the combination of cryptography, a blockchain, and a proof of work. And Bitcoin shows incredible potential as a computer science tool that through the proof of work protocols, actually imposes more cost than just the algorithmic securing of networks and our ability to operate.” “Bitcoin is a reality, it is a valuable computer science tool as a power projection. And outside of the economic formulation of it, it has got really important computer science applications for cybersecurity.” (Bitcoinist) (AC-Softwar seems to be taken seriously now. The resulting question is how to implement.) -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- NSTR -Institutional Concerns- NSTR -Economic Indicators- 1. US Stocks Approach Records: US equities rose on Wednesday, rebounding from losses this week amid an extension to the ceasefire in Iran and strong corporate earnings. The S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and Dow were around 0.7% higher, not far from their records. (TradingEconomics) 2. Treasury Yields Little Changed, Middle East Situation Eyed: The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note was little changed at around 4.3% on Wednesday, as traders awaited developments in the Middle East, with uncertainty persisting despite some near-term relief from the ceasefire extension. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- 1. Google Fixes AI Coding Tool Flaw That Let Attackers Execute Malicious Code: Researchers found a prompt injection vulnerability in Google’s Antigravity AI coding platform. The flaw could allow attackers to execute commands even with the platform’s Secure Mode enabled. Google fixed the issue Feb. 28 after researchers disclosed it in January. (Decrypt) 2. North Korea hit crypto for $500M+ this month — and the $6.75 billion threat is not over yet: In just under three weeks, cyber operatives linked to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) have stolen more than $500 million from crypto DeFi platforms. Notably, the twin devastating exploits targeting the Drift Protocol and KelpDAO have pushed North Korea’s illicit crypto haul for the year well past the $700 million mark. (CryptoSlate) 3. China’s cyber capabilities now equal to the US, warns Dutch intelligence: The Netherlands' military intelligence service says it believes China has drawn level with the United States in offensive cyber capabilities, leading to a situation where only a fraction of Chinese operations against Dutch interests are ever detected. (RecordedFuture) -Technology and Science- NSTR -Bitcoin Community- 1. 'Finding Satoshi' Makes the Case for Hal Finney, Len Sassaman as Bitcoin Co-Creators: A new documentary argues that Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto was two people: late cryptographers Hal Finney and Len Sassaman. Directed by Tucker Tooley and Matthew Miele, “Finding Satoshi” showcases a four-year investigation guided by American business writer William D. Cohan and private investigator Tyler Maroney, delving deep into one of the 21st century's greatest unsolved mysteries. (Decrypt) -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 32/100 (Down 1 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): NSTR Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 946,055 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 21Apr2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: Gunman at Mexico Pyramids Injure 13, Kill 1 / Japan Lifts Weapon Export Ban / VP to Fly to Pakistan for Peace Talks / Argentina, Israel Sign 'Issac Accords' / Trump Signs EO on Energy Push / Virgina to Decide on Gerrymander Today / CIA Officers Kills in Mexico / Scammers Get in to Hormuz Strait Transactions / Korea Bank Governor Pushes CBDC / UK Firm Wants to Mine Bitcoin, Gets Pushback / MSTR Takes Spot as Biggest Bitcoin Holder / Retail Sales Up, Job Hires Up, Stocks Take Breather Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $75,808, 15.89 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.67 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $76,881 / Lo: $74,755 Volume: $69B (Up 93%) Mkt Cap: $1.51T (Up 1%) Hashrate: .989 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 2.0 sats/byte (Up 1 sats) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. Gunman shoots several tourists at historic pyramids in Mexico: An armed man standing atop one of the historic Teotihuacan pyramids opened fire on tourists Monday, killing one Canadian and leaving at least 13 people injured at the archaeological site north of Mexico's capital. The shooter was identified as 27-year-old Julio Cesar Jasso of Mexico, and later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. (NPR) 2. Japan lifts ban on lethal weapons exports in major shift of pacifist policy: The cabinet of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has lifted a ban on exporting lethal weapons, including fighter jets, in a major shift to Japan’s pacifist post-World War II constitution. “In an increasingly severe security environment, no single country can now protect its own peace and security alone.” At least 17 countries will be eligible to buy weapons manufactured in Japan under the changes. (AlJazeera) 3. JD Vance Expected To Fly To Pakistan For New Round Of Iran Talks As End Of Ceasefire Looms: Neither country has publicly confirmed the talks but regional officials say they have signaled they will attend. President Donald Trump said that the ceasefire with Iran will expire on "Wednesday evening Washington time," a day after the two-week mark from the original announcement. (IBTimes) 4. Milei and Netanyahu Launch ‘Isaac Accords’ Program Between Israel and Western Hemisphere: President of Argentina Javier Milei and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday launched the “Isaac Accords,” a new strategic framework aimed at strengthening cooperation between Argentina, Israel and like-minded partners in the Western Hemisphere. The initiative also aims to “foster coordination and alignment in international forums, as well as to promote a framework for expanding cooperation in innovation, technology, trade, and economic openness.” (Breitbart) -US Events- 1. Trump Invokes Defense Production Act To Sign Energy-Related Directives: President Donald Trump on April 20 invoked the Defense Production Act to issue a series of memorandums focused on strengthening coal supply chains, ​natural gas transmission, and ​liquefied natural gas capacity. Trump also signed memos aimed at boosting domestic petroleum production, enhancing grid infrastructure, and expanding the deployment of “large-scale energy” and related infrastructure. The memos direct the Energy Department to make “necessary purchases, commitments, and financial instruments” (ZeroHedge) 2. Virginia voters to decide on new House map with major midterm implications Virginia is the latest front in an unprecedented coast-to-coast redistricting war, with voters on Tuesday set to determine whether to accept or reject a Democratic plan to dramatically redraw the state’s congressional maps and help shape the midterm elections. The final day of voting is Tuesday, with polls open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET, on a plan that could help Democrats win 10 of the state’s 11 congressional districts – a major shift from the current balance of six seats held by Democrats and five by Republicans. (CNN) 3. Two US Embassy personnel killed in 'accident' in Mexico, ambassador says: Mexican authorities announced Sunday that multiple officers, including U.S. Embassy personnel, died after returning from a major weekend operation to dismantle "clandestine drug laboratories" in Morelos. Personnel from multiple agencies reportedly carried out the operation on April 17 and 18 following a three-month investigation, dismantling six large-scale synthetic drug production sites. (Fox) (AC-Other reports explain the 2 US personnel were in fact CIA employees.) -Regulatory and Legal- 1. Scammers demand crypto from stranded ships in Strait of Hormuz: Shipping companies with vessels stranded near the Strait of Hormuz are being targeted by scammers posing as Iranian authorities, demanding Bitcoin or USDt for safe passage. (CoinTelegraph) -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- 1. Bank of Korea's New Governor Prioritizes CBDCs Over Stablecoins in First Policy Address: Bank of Korea Governor Shin Hyun-song, who began his four-year term Tuesday, delivered his first address in office prioritizing central bank digital currencies and bank-issued deposit tokens while omitting any mention of stablecoins. (Decrypt) -Institutional Concerns- 1. UK Gas Firm Faces Pushback Over Plans to Mine Bitcoin: Reabold Resources is "exploring the potential" to use its new gas field site to power a Bitcoin mining operation. The firm initially received pushback after The Telegraph reported it would mine Bitcoin instead of contributing to U.K. energy needs. (Decrypt) 2. Strategy overtakes BlackRock IBIT in bitcoin holdings after bear market buying: Strategy now holds 815,061 BTC, surpassing IBIT’s 802,824 BTC, marking its first lead since Q2 2024. (CoinDesk) -Economic Indicators- 1. US Retail Sales Rise by Most in a Year: US retail sales rose sharply by 1.7% in March 2026, surpassing market expectations of 1.4% and following an upwardly revised 0.7% increase in February. This marks the steepest growth since March 2025, driven largely by a record 15.5% surge in gasoline station receipts as fuel prices spiked amid the escalating conflict with Iran. (TradingEconomics) 2. US Weekly Job Growth Surges in Early April: US private employers added an average of 54,750 jobs per week in the four weeks ending April 4, 2026, according to the ADP Research Institute. This marks a significant acceleration from the upwardly revised 40,250 weekly jobs in the previous period and represents the fifth straight week of improving hiring activity. (TradingEconomics) 3. S&P 500, Nasdaq Snap Winning Streaks on US-Iran Tensions: US stocks ended Monday on a softer note, as the S&P 500 slipped 0.2%, snapping a five-day winning streak. The Nasdaq fell 0.3%, bringing its 13-day rally to an end, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average hovered near flat at 49,442. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- NSTR -Technology and Science- NSTR -Bitcoin Community- NSTR -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 33/100 (Up 5 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): NSTR Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩

⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB) Block: 945,932 DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 20Apr2026 Precedence: Routine (RR) Controls: Public Release QQQQ __________________________ BLUF: USS Spruance Boards, Seizes Iran Cargo Ship / Israel Discovers Iran Global Terror Network / UK PM Starmer in Hot Water / Father Kills 8 Children in Shreveport / New Bill Would Give SOF National Concealed Carry Permits / US Deport Latin American Migrants to Congo / BIS Warns Against Stablecoins / Musk Pushes Universal High Income / MSTR Heading to 1M Bitcoin / Stock Futures Fall on Renewed Iran Tensions / French Wrench Attacks Masterminded / Palantir Posts Manifesto / Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $75,323, 15.58 oz Gold/1 BTC, 5.74 BTC/Median US House 24hr Hi: $76,166 / Lo: $73,775 Volume: $35B (Up 40%) Mkt Cap: $1.5T (Down 1%) Hashrate: 1 ZH/s Avg Fee Rate: 1.0 sats/byte (Down 2 sats) ---Reports--- -International Events- 1. Trump says U.S. struck and seized Iranian-flagged cargo ship in Gulf of Oman: The USS Spruance, a US Navy guided-missile destroyer, intercepted the Touska and issued warnings that were ignored. The US Navy disabled the ship by blowing a hole in its engine room to stop it. US Marines have custody of the Touska, which is under full US control and is being inspected. (GroundNews) 2. Israel announces exposure of Iranian terror network targeting Israelis abroad: Israel in recent months exposed an Iranian terror network that targeted Israeli officials and assets around the world, according to a joint statement Monday by the Mossad, Israel Defense Forces, and Shin Bet. The Israeli statement said the network was uncovered following the arrests of several members of the network in Azerbaijan in March. According to Monday’s Israeli statement, members of the cell had smuggled explosive drones into Azerbaijan and were gathering intelligence on potential targets under the direct instructions of their Iranian handlers. (TimesOfIsrael) 3. UK PM Starmer Faces "Judgment Day" Over Epstein Pal Mandelson's Appointment: The controversy stems from Starmer's decision to appoint veteran Labour politician Peter Mandelson (Lord Mandelson) as Britain's ambassador to the United States in late 2024/early 2025, despite Mandelson's well-known past associations with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The scandal has escalated dramatically in recent days due to revelations about security vetting failures, leading to intense political pressure on Starmer. (ZeroHedge) -US Events- 1. 8 children killed in mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, as father targets his family: A man killed eight children — seven of his own kids and one of their cousins— early Sunday in a mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana, officials said. The shooter is also dead after police pursued him and opened fire. It was the nation's deadliest shooting in more than two years. (CBS) 2. GOP Rep Pushes National Concealed Carry for Members of Special Forces: Rep. Pat Harrigan (R-NC) is pushing legislation that would grant federal concealed carry authority to past and current members of military special forces. The legislation is titled the “Special Operations Forces Concealed Carry Act.” Harrigan said, “Federal law already trusts retired police officers to carry concealed nationwide. That makes sense. But it makes no sense that an active or retired SEAL or Green Beret, someone who spent a career mastering firearms under the most demanding conditions in the world, has no equivalent recognition under federal law. This bill fixes that.” (Breitbart) 3. U.S. Deports 15 Latin American Migrants With Court Protections to Democratic Republic of Congo: Less than two weeks after the Trump administration reached a deal with the Democratic Republic of Congo to accept migrants under its third-country program, the first group of deportees arrived in the war-torn nation on April 17. About 15 migrants of Latin American origin were deported to Congo and arrived Friday. all 15 deportees are believed to have legal protections from U.S. judges preventing their return to their home countries. (IBTimes) -Regulatory and Legal- NSTR -CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves- 1. BIS warns dollar stablecoins could strain banks and policy: The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) general manager, Pablo Hernández de Cos, on Monday called for tighter global coordination on stablecoins, warning that US dollar-denominated tokens could have “material consequences” for financial stability and economic policy if they grow large enough to rival traditional money. (CoinTelegraph) 2. Elon Musk Suggests Federal 'Universal High Income' to Combat Job Losses From AI: "Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI," he wrote. The post quickly gained attention and remains pinned to his account. Musk argued that such a plan would not lead to inflation. He claimed that advances in AI and robotics would produce so many goods and services that the increase in money supply would not cause prices to rise. (TechTimes) (AC-This is the inflation-deflation equation that Jeff Booth talks about, with a hint of 'Nothing stops this train' from Lyn Alden.) -Institutional Concerns- 1. Strategy's $61 Billion Bitcoin Stash Is Back in the Green After BTC Price Spike: Strategy's stock price surged 10% to $164, driven by easing Middle East tensions and Bitcoin's rise to $77,200. With nearly 781,000 Bitcoin acquired at $75,577, the firm's $60.5 billion investment turned profitable after three months. (Decrypt) 2. Global crypto funds see $1.4 billion in weekly inflows as bitcoin rebound boosts risk appetite: Digital asset investment products attracted $1.4 billion worth of inflows globally last week, marking a third straight week of gains and the strongest total since January. (TheBlock) -Economic Indicators- 1. US Futures Fall from Records: Futures tracking US equities were sharply lower on Monday, pausing the surge from last week that saw repeated record-breaking sessions as renewed doubts of peace prospects in the Middle East and threats to their energy supply. Contracts for the S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq 100 were around 0.5% lower. (TradingEconomics) -Security Concerns- 1. Wrench attacks often carried out by ‘cannon fodder’ thugs recruited on social media: According to a new investigation by Franceinfo, a crime boss is usually pulling the strings — and often outside of the country where the crime takes place. “These are pyramid-structured organizations with ties to drug trafficking that are being monitored.” And those carrying out the dirty work are disposable young thugs recruited through social media. Bitcoin developer Jameson Lopp created a tool tracking the attacks which notes 19 attacks happening in France alone in 2026. (DLNews) -Technology and Science- 1. Palantir Sparks Backlash with Manifesto Denouncing Inclusivity: Palantir posted a 22-point summary of CEO Alexander Karp's book The Technological Republic on Saturday, arguing for defending the West, rebuilding democratic pillars, and shifting to AI-based deterrence. The document criticizes postwar pacifism in Germany and Japan and declares that Silicon Valley owes a moral debt to America. The manifesto reveals the ideology behind a company whose revenue depends on defense, intelligence, immigration, and police contracts. Critics note this isn't just philosophy but corporate sales material, especially as congressional Democrats investigate Palantir's tools used in Trump administration deportations and the tech industry debates military AI applications. (GroundNews) -Bitcoin Community- NSTR -Bitcoin Sentiment- 1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 29/100 (Up 8 pts) Analyst Comments (AC): NSTR Follow us on NOSTR: Listen to us daily on X discuss the DIB and more: X Spaces, Bitcoin Veterans, 10amEST/7amPST ____________________ Analyst: BV2A END REPORT NNNN *NSTR-Nothing Significant To Report⁩