Plus: Winklevoss twins make a bold privacy play

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🍍 Messy crypto selloff after tech and jobs spook;

🕵️‍♂️ Winklevoss twins bet on privacy;

🍋 Trump-backed platform freezes wallets, Bitcoin Core passes security audit + more

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Name		Price	24H	7D
Crypto Market Cap: $2.86T -8.09% (24H)
	Bitcoin BTC	$83,169.99	-6.22%	-14.09%
	Ethereum ETH	$2,716.57	-6.02%	-15.86%
	XRP XRP	$1.90	-6.06%	-17.95%
	BNB BNB	$817.66	-7.33%	-11.81%

Prices as of 11:00 AM EST. Click here to see live data.

You know that feeling when your phone slips out of your hand, you juggle it like a clown, and then watch it drop on the pavement anyway?

(Screen down, of course.)

That's crypto today - one of those slow-motion "oh noooo" moments.

And opening the charts this morning felt like checking your screen protector after the fall. You think it might be fine, but deep down you know you're about to see some cracks.

Meme about dropping your phone but the screen doesn't crack

Source: Pinterest

Here's the deal:

Big Tech had a bad day on Wall Street: Nvidia stock dropped by 2.89%, the semiconductor index dropped 1.58% as chipmakers got hit...

Why the drop?

Investors started talking about a possible AI bubble - they aren't so sure those sky-high valuations are justified.

Plus, the US jobs report came in hotter than expected = the Fed likely won't cut rates anytime soon = that era of "cheap money → risk everything" might be stalling.

The result: risk assets got the flick, and crypto was no exception.

👉 Bitcoin slipped under $86K;

👉 Ethereum dropped below $3K;

👉 And Bitcoin ETFs saw $903M walk out the door in a single day.

ETF outflow data table

Source: Farside Investors

So what's it all mean? Simple: crypto's not living in its own bubble. If tech stocks take a hit, so do we - except we have bigger drops.

But hey, it's not all doom. The amount of stablecoins sitting on exchanges went up.

And when traders move cash into stablecoins instead of pulling it out of the market entirely, it usually means they're not quitting… they're waiting.

For now, though, most folks are just tightening their seatbelts and refreshing charts like they’re checking a cracked screen for the 400th time.

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🕵️‍♂️ Winklevoss twins bet on privacy

A lot of people say they care about privacy.

But let's be honest, most of them treat it like closing the blinds halfway and assuming nobody's peeking in.

Meanwhile, our digital lives are wide. open.

And blockchains, while they're cool and all - decentralization, transparency, revolution, yada yada - made the privacy topic even spicier.

Every transaction is public - so anyone with a few minutes and too much caffeine can see who paid for what, when, and probably guess the rest.

And that's where the Winklevoss twins, the Bitcoin billionaires, are making their next big move.

They announced the launch of Cypherpunk, a Zcash treasury company (Zcash being one of the leading privacy coins).

Their goal? Potentially accumulating up to 5% of the entire Zcash supply.

Tyler Winklevoss tweet about Cypherpunk

Source: @tyler

The reason they’re doing this now: AI is getting smarter. Fast.

And as AI gets better at analyzing patterns and connecting dots, public blockchain data becomes an even bigger risk.

They argue that Bitcoin is amazing for censorship-resistant, open financial infrastructure. But it doesn't offer real privacy. Zcash does - with encrypted transactions that only the sender and receiver can view.

So they're betting the future needs both:

👉 Bitcoin for open, decentralized value;

👉 Zcash for private, secure transactions when you don't want your entire history sitting there for anyone (or any algorithm) to decode.

So, if you've ever wondered why privacy coins matter, this is the reason.

In a world where AI can analyze millions of data points instantly, protecting your transaction history isn't paranoia; it's just common sense.

Privacy tech is about having control over who sees what. And that's becoming more important every year.