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- Weekly Rundown - June 22, 2025
Weekly Rundown - June 22, 2025
Not your keys, not your crypto
Mark Helfman
June 22, 2025 • Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes
💥 Editor’s Note!
I changed the title of my plan. It’s now the “Easy Plan.” After all, how many times can you deviate and still call it “your” plan?
Nothing about the plan has changed. Same lines, same signals, same rules. Only the title changed.
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In the latest reminder of “not your keys, not your crypto,” Israel stole $90 million from Iran’s biggest crypto exchange.
This time, no users lost funds. The theft hit the exchange’s hot wallet, which holds only enough to settle transactions.
Next time, your account could get hit. If you must hold crypto on an exchange, stick to the big, insured exchanges. You might still get hit, but at least you’ll have options to recover your funds.
Which exchange does best?
Start with CoinGecko’s list of Exchanges and go from there. Also, use Decentralized Exchanges when possible.
Bottom line: By effectively cornering the market, Strategy฿ may be warping the asset’s fundamentals and preventing central banks and institutions from adopting it as a reserve asset.
My take: Nothing we don’t already know. Saylor holds more Bitcoin than the market can absorb and its actions constantly manipulate Bitcoin’s price. Saylor owns 75% of all corporate Bitcoins and 3% of the total supply. Can you allocate a portion of your reserves to an asset that bends to the whims of one entity? That gets harder as Bitcoin holdings concentrate around a few large entities and dead wallets.
Why you should care: because the market goes where Saylor goes.
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— Mark
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