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  1. Justin Sun Returns from Space: Tron founder Justin Sun completed a Blue Origin spaceflight, reflecting on Earth’s fragility and promoting global stewardship.

  2. Hayes Predicts BTC Drop: Arthur Hayes warns Bitcoin could fall to $100K due to economic headwinds like tariffs and weak credit markets.

  3. 💡Feature of the Day - Satoshi Statue Recovered: The vandalized Satoshi Nakamoto statue in Lugano was found damaged in Lake Lugano.


    All this and more in today’s headlines!

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📰 News Highlights:

Justin Sun Returns from Space [Source][Source][Source]

Justin Sun, founder of Tron, has completed a successful suborbital flight aboard Blue Origin mission NS‑34, returning with a renewed appreciation for Earth’s vulnerability.

A long-time goal realized, Sun was joined by five other passengers in this commercial space venture.

Sun bid $28 million in 2021 for the NS‑34 seat and described seeing Earth as a “small blue dot,” echoing the well-known astronaut “Overview Effect.”

He emphasized the need to cherish and protect our planet, calling it a shared home that inspired awe and responsibility.

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Hayes Predicts BTC Drop [Source][Source][Source][Source][Source]

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of Maelstrom Fund, warns that rising tariffs, weak credit markets, and soft job data could drag Bitcoin and Ether lower—possibly to $100K and $3K, respectively.

His preemptive sell-off reflects caution amid growing economic uncertainty. Hayes offloaded more than $8.3M in ETH, $4.6M in Ethena, and $414K in PEPE, according to on-chain trackers.

Major disbursements and stablecoin holdings signal hedging in response to anticipated risk. Hayes ties the outlook to weak US payrolls, slowing credit in major economies, and tariff escalation.

These factors may undermine investor appetite for risk assets and push down crypto valuations.

Some analysts assert Bitcoin’s volatility is muted compared to pre-ETF cycles. Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas and Blockware’s Mitchell Askew point to reduced drawdowns in recent months and long-term infrastructure maturity.

💡 Feature of the Day: 

Satoshi Statue Recovered [Source][Source][Source][Source][Source][Source]

The vandalized statue of Bitcoin’s creator in Lugano was recovered from Lake Lugano in broken pieces. The Bitcoin community reacted strongly to the act, offering symbolic defiance and calls for justice.

Satoshigallery pledged to install similar statues globally despite the incident. A symbolic bronze statue representing Bitcoin’s pseudonymous founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, has been recovered in Lake Lugano, Switzerland, after suspected vandalism.

The artwork, installed in Parco Ciani, had a brief disappearance before being retrieved in damaged condition by city workers. Satoshigallery, the art collective behind the statue, confirmed the recovery after offering a 0.1 BTC reward (~$11,000).

The statue was thrown into the lake and found in multiple pieces, suggesting vandalism rather than theft for profit.

Bitcoin supporters voiced outrage online. Gabor Gurbacs called the act “tasteless and stupid,” while others speculated rowdy Independence Day celebrations caused it.

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Jonathan Gibson
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