October 5, 1897: War of Canudos

Following the proclamation of the Republic and the separation of Church and State, many revolts broke out in Brazil. The most serious was undoubtedly the one that ended in a bloodbath in Canudos, in the state of Bahia.

Thousands of faithful gradually joined, in an abandoned farm, Antônio Maciel, a preacher who announced the end of times and vomited the republic, the separation of Church and State and secular marriage, while inciting not to pay taxes.

A real city of more than 20,000 inhabitants developed in Canudos, well structured around livestock, agriculture and religion. It is also a challenge for the large landowners, whose all-powerful domination over their workforce is thus called into question, for the Church, which is committed to eradicating superstitions, and for the State, which is looking towards modernity.

Three military expeditions are routed by the men of Canudos, before a fourth finally triumphs, after very hard fighting between June and October 1897. The "advisor" Antônio Maciel is killed there on October 5, 1897. The repression is fierce, denounced by the great writer Euclides Da Cunha in Highlands, The War of Canudos, published in 1902 and which has become a classic. More recently, Mario Vargas Llosa has made a novel about it, The War at the End of the World.

Bitcoin's drop below $60,000 causes the largest BTC outflow from exchanges since 2022.

"Onchain data shows an increase in Bitcoin outflows from exchanges, all three moving averages over 30, 50 and 100 days show this."

Participation in the SUI ecosystem

The SUI ecosystem is currently experiencing an increase in activity, particularly in the community token sector.

Tools required:

A compatible wallet: Sui Wallet or Suiet.
Access to a decentralized exchange platform: Cetus DEX.

It is recommended to familiarize yourself with the functioning of the SUI blockchain and its tools before engaging in any transaction.

Note: This is not financial advice.
As with any crypto investment, it is advisable to do your own research and be aware of the associated risks.

October 4, 1957

USSR launches first artificial satellite

On October 4, 1957, the USSR puts into orbit the first artificial satellite in history, Sputnik 1 (from a Russian word meaning "travel companion").

The craft, with a diameter of 60 cm and a weight of 83.6 kilos, is put into orbit by a rocket at an altitude of 900 km. It completes one revolution of the Earth in 96 minutes. Its "beep-beep" will quickly become familiar to all men.

On November 3, the Soviets do it again with Sputnik 2. This time, the craft brings into space a dog named Laika (she dies during the trip, but the fact will not be revealed until 40 years later!).

Comparing Bitcoin’s price performance since its lows, there is a striking similarity despite distinct market conditions. Why Bitcoin appears to be following a similar path is often debated, but it provides a valuable framework for assessing the structure and duration of cycles.

The 2015-2016 🔵
and 2019-2020 🟢

periods evolved strikingly similarly to the recovery observed
in 2023-2024 ⚫.
$BTC #BTC☀️

October 3-18, 1940

First Jewish Statute

In the early months of the Occupation, the Vichy government issued a Jewish statute. The law was published in the Official Journal on October 18, 1940, but was dated October 3. It aimed to dissuade the Germans from intervening in the internal affairs of France, a few days after they had published an order for the census of Jews in the occupied zone.

This first Jewish statute excluded French people identified as Jews from most public functions and many other professions. Despite its scandalous aspect, it went almost unnoticed. It is true that the French were confronted with the difficulties of daily life at the same time and in the press, few newspapers were interested in the Jewish question, with the notable exception of Le Matin, a collaborationist daily close to the N**z**s...

October 2, 1935
Italy attacks Ethiopia

On October 2, 1935, Mussolini addresses a bellicose speech to the Italians and announces his decision to invade Ethiopia.

He wants to offer his country a colonial empire worthy of its rank and has no other solution for this than to attack the only African state that has escaped European colonization.

Also called Abyssinia, Ethiopia is governed by an emperor or negus named Haile Selassie I and has been part of the League of Nations since 1923.

The supranational organization, by condemning the aggression, will push the Italian dictator to get closer to Hitler.

October 1, 1791:

Legislative Assembly

On October 1, 1791, the first session of the Legislative Assembly was held.

It inaugurated a relatively democratic constitutional monarchy based on the Constitution drafted by the National Assembly elected in 1789

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What is Bitcoin Core?

Bitcoin Core is the primary implementation of the software that allows users to interact with the Bitcoin network. It is not owned by any company or organization, but is instead maintained and reviewed by a community of developers around the world.

The software was originally released by Satoshi Nakamoto (under the name Bitcoin), and was later renamed Bitcoin Core to avoid confusion.

What does it do?

By running the Bitcoin Core code, a user effectively acts as a node on the network. They can independently verify the validity of blocks received, as well as transactions sent by other users. This puts miners in control and means that the user does not need to trust anyone (such as a wallet provider) to see the correct view of the blockchain.

A wallet is bundled into the software. Users can use it directly from the app or attach external wallets to their node to validate transactions received.

Should I run Bitcoin Core?

Users who frequently use Bitcoin should consider running a node to take advantage of the various privacy and security benefits. A typical software wallet (which does not interface with the user’s node) queries third-party servers for the user’s balance.

This practice can be concerning because it allows the server to tie the user’s balance to their IP address. The third party can reasonably infer that the user owns the public addresses they are querying on.

In a similar vein, total reliance on a block explorer is dangerous from a transparency perspective. Since users only have a single point of reference for their balances, it is easy for the server to feed them false information.

⚡️ You shouldn't miss this data!

🔍 The Bitcoin price has managed to exceed $65,000. And even if the price has been going through a complicated period since March, investors who have more than 10 BTC have been accumulating for months according to the Santiment website:

👉 62,931 BTC (or $4 billion) have been accumulated over the past six months...

💰 I don't know if you realize, but that's roughly the total capitalization of Bittensor (TAO), the 28th capitalization of cryptocurrencies!

👀 As we know, the end of the year is often synonymous with an increase in cryptos, and it looks like the whales have understood this!

Hoping you enjoyed this little analysis!
$BTC $ETH $BNB

*Robinhood* and *Revolut* are planning to launch their own stablecoins to compete with Tether, the leader in the $170 billion digital asset market. The move comes amid new regulations in the European Union that could restrict Tether’s activities and provide opportunities for new issuers.$BTC

JP Morgan reports that the European Central Bank is anticipating three more rate cuts this year. This could be a positive sign for markets.

Top 10 Altcoins Set to Explode in 2024-2025

1️⃣ Ethereum ($ETH ): The king of smart contracts still reigns supreme, powering decentralized applications and DeFi protocols worldwide. 🌍

2️⃣ Solana ($SOL ): The lightning-fast blockchain with super-low fees – it’s quickly becoming a go-to for developers and NFT projects. ⚡

3️⃣ Raydium ($RAY): A crucial player in Solana’s DeFi ecosystem, offering liquidity and staking rewards like no other. 💧

4️⃣ Bitcoin Cash ($BCH): With its focus on everyday transactions and fast payments, BCH remains a serious contender. 💸

5️⃣ Nexo ($NEXO): Bridging the gap between crypto and traditional finance, Nexo is revolutionizing the lending and borrowing industry. 🏦

6️⃣ Sui ($SUI): A promising player in the Web3 space, Sui offers fast, decentralized, and scalable blockchain solutions. 🌐

7️⃣ Aptos ($APT): A remarkable layer 1 with ambitious goals, Aptos puts security and scalability at the forefront. 🛡️

8️⃣ Celestia ($TIA): A pioneer in modular blockchains, Celestia aims to simplify how decentralized networks are built. 🔧

9️⃣ Phoenix Global ($PHB ): A hybrid blockchain that bridges the gap between consumer applications and enterprise solutions. 🔗

🔟 Toncoin ($TON): With a focus on privacy and decentralization, TON is making waves at the intersection of messaging and blockchain. 📲

🌟Bottom line:
2024 is shaping up to be a monumental year for altcoins. With rapid innovation and adoption in the crypto space, these projects are at the forefront of the revolution. Diversify, stay informed, and be ready for the opportunities that await you

$ETH $SOL $PHB

crypto to watch in 2024:

#celestia
👉🏼Celestia (TIA/USDT) 🥇

Why?
• Layer 1 blockchain based on innovative modularity technology
• Unique modular architecture that distinguishes and separates the consensus and execution layers
• High scalability (transactions less than 1 second)
• Ability to perform 4,500 transactions per second
• Competitor to Ethereum and Solana
• Leader in Blockchains with modular architecture
• Consensus mechanism operating in the form of Proof of Stake.
• Market cap still low at $1 billion

September 27, 1822:

Champollion deciphers the hieroglyphs

On September 27, 1822, Jean-François Champollion, who sacrificed his health and youth to archeology, uncovers the secret of hieroglyphs.

Thanks to the trilingual inscriptions on the Rosetta Stone, he beat his English rival Thomas Young...

*Trust Wallet* announces the imminent launch of its Launchpool. While details are yet to be announced, the platform has stated that the launch will happen soon. Trust Wallet is a secure crypto wallet, offering a self-custody solution that allows users to buy, sell, store, exchange, and manage cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and many other assets.

*Crypto on fire since the Fed's decision!*

As you know, the Fed decided to lower interest rates by 50 bps. And about a week after this decision, we can make a very positive first assessment:

Bitcoin is up 2.8% in one week and Ethereum is up 8%. ETH is outperforming BTC since the rate cut

all crypto sectors are in the green

artificial intelligence is the sector that has rebounded the most with an average increase of 24.5% (a sector to watch closely!)

the podium is completed by the gaming sector and memecoins (+15%)

Hoping you enjoyed this little analysis! #JulienRoman

🗞 PayPal now offers business accounts the ability to buy, sell, and store cryptocurrencies. 💰🔹

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What is Capitulation?

Capitulation refers to a period of high selling activity, where investors exit their positions and sell their holdings as quickly as possible. It is often referred to as panic selling because during a period of capitulation, sell orders reach a much higher level than average, causing the asset price to rapidly decline until a bottom is eventually reached.

Capitulation can be described as the point at which investors lose hope - accepting losses and giving up their previous gains. When the period of panic selling is over, marking the end of capitulation, it may be followed by either a period of consolidation (sideways price movements) or an upward trend that would potentially indicate the start of a bull market.

The reason why periods of capitulation often lead to price reversals and strong uptrends is that these episodes are usually marked by FUD and panic, so that selling pressure exceeds normal levels, reaching oversold conditions. The more violent and abrupt the price decline, the more likely it is to be followed by a strong rebound.