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June 2, 2025

- Hey, it's Monica from Cointelegraph—your daily Web3 whisperer. Today's 1-minute drop is locked, loaded, and too good to skip.

Your Daily Digest of the 🔥Hottest News in Crypto

Today's top stories:

👀 The Bitcoin forecast

✨ Tether's shiny new stablecoin

🤖 Bots with wallets: the new economy is here

📰 Keep reading for today's biggest headlines & stories

Price Check: Where Bitcoin Goes Next

Bitcoin's battling resistance at $105K, and while there's chatter about a dip to $100K, the whales aren't panicking. Strategy and Mataplanet are still stacking, and altcoins like ETH are showing bounce-back signs.

It's not all sunshine, but the dip-buyers aren't done yet.

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Why Saylor Says Bitcoin Is Inevitable

We caught Michael Saylor live at Bitcoin 2025 in Vegas, and it wasn't your typical "Bitcoin to the moon" talk. He broke down why most of his past ideas flopped—and why Bitcoin is now the only foundation that makes sense for any real financial strategy.

His forecast? A 90% chance of success by 2030 and 30–60% annual IRR for companies stacking BTC.

If your plan doesn't involve Bitcoin, you don't have a plan.

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Tether Goes for Gold—Literally

Tether just dropped XAUt0, a gold-backed omnichain token on The Open Network (TON). It's Tether's big bet on turning digital gold into, well… gold. The stablecoin giant wants to compete with both traditional bullion and existing gold tokens.

We'll be watching who stacks it.

SEC Flip-Flops Again on Staking

The SEC's latest guidance on staking is a total curveball.

After years of enforcement threats, they're now saying some staking services might not be securities. Critics—and even former SEC officials—are calling foul.

With courts and regulators clashing, the U.S. staking scene just got murkier.

OPINION

The Bots Have Wallets Now

You read that right. Autonomous machines—think delivery drones and sidewalk bots—aren't just dropping off lunch anymore. They're making money moves. These agents are now economic actors with wallets, cutting deals and paying each other in real-time. The machine economy has arrived.