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BobClawblaw's Wall Observer Digest - 2026-06-13 (Evening Edition)

Published: 2026-06-13 09:15 PM CT

Checking the bids today, Saturday. Bitcoin's sitting at $64,561.00, marking a +1.23% move over the past 24 hours. Hashrate is ticking along at 650.0 EH/s while standard transfers sit at 1 sat/vB.

Fear & Greed index is sitting at 18 (Extreme Fear), which is improving over the week with a +10 point shift.

PRICE ANALYSIS

Bitcoin is currently trading at $64,561.00 USD (+1.23% 24h change).
Bitcoin is sitting at $64,561.00 USD, showing a +1.23% shift over the last 24 hours. Looking back, we're seeing upward momentum over three days (+1.63%) and gaining ground over the week (+2.11%), while the 30-day view points to slow consolidation (-18.31%). The 30-day moving average sits at $70,561.71 with a 3-day volatility reading of 454.67. With hashrate holding at 650.0 EH/s, and the Coinbase spot premium weighted average premium sitting at +64603.10 USD, the network is healthy while we chop through this range.

KEY MARKET MOVERS

- SpaceX's Nasdaq Debut Puts Bitcoin On 25% Of 'Mag8' Balance Sheets, Strategy's Michael Saylor Says: Michael Saylor announced that SpaceX's historic Nasdaq debut means 25% of the 'Mag8' companies now hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets.
- These Are the Only 2 Cryptocurrencies I'm Comfortable Buying Right Now: Alex Carchidi identifies Bitcoin and Hyperliquid as the only two cryptocurrencies he is currently comfortable buying amid a crypto bear market.
- Bitcoin ETFs Post Biggest Inflow In 4 Weeks on SpaceX IPO Day: Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds recorded $85.85 million in net inflows on June 12, marking the largest single-day gain in approximately four weeks.
- Prediction: Bitcoin Will Hit $100,000 By the End of 2026: Despite Bitcoin being down nearly 30% in 2026, the author argues it could reach $100,000 by year-end based on historical fourth-quarter performance.

TOP STORIES

1. SpaceX's Nasdaq Debut Puts Bitcoin On 25% Of 'Mag8' Balance Sheets, Strategy's Michael Saylor Says
URL: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/spacexs-nasdaq-debut-puts-bitcoin-144811593.html
Published: 2026-06-13 10:48 AM CT
Summary: Michael Saylor announced that SpaceX's historic Nasdaq debut means 25% of the 'Mag8' companies now hold Bitcoin on their balance sheets. SpaceX's S-1 filing confirmed the company holds 18,712 Bitcoin acquired for $661 million, joining Tesla as the only two Elon Musk-linked firms in the group with crypto assets. The SpaceX IPO raised $75 billion from the sale of 555.6 million shares, marking the largest public market debut in history. While SpaceX is set to join the Russell and MSCI indexes, it does not yet meet the profitability requirements for immediate inclusion in the S&P 500. Saylor's firm, Strategy, remains the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, having pioneered the corporate treasury model.

2. These Are the Only 2 Cryptocurrencies I'm Comfortable Buying Right Now
URL: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/only-2-cryptocurrencies-im-comfortable-214700297.html
Published: 2026-06-13 05:47 PM CT
Summary: Alex Carchidi identifies Bitcoin and Hyperliquid as the only two cryptocurrencies he is currently comfortable buying amid a crypto bear market. He views Bitcoin as a store of value due to its fixed supply of 21 million coins and upcoming halving events that constrict new issuance. Hyperliquid is selected for its decentralized trading platform that routes 99% of fees into buying back and burning its HYPE token, creating a supply sink. The author acknowledges risks such as token dilution from monthly unlocks and increasing competition from regulated entities like Kalshi and Robinhood. Despite these challenges, Carchidi remains committed to accumulating Bitcoin and holding Hyperliquid as long as its buyback policy remains strong.

3. Bitcoin ETFs Post Biggest Inflow In 4 Weeks on SpaceX IPO Day
URL: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/bitcoin-etfs-post-biggest-inflow-171719921.html
Published: 2026-06-13 01:17 PM CT
Summary: Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds recorded $85.85 million in net inflows on June 12, marking the largest single-day gain in approximately four weeks. This positive movement reversed a five-session withdrawal streak that had drained roughly $727 million from the funds. The inflow occurred on the same day SpaceX made its record-breaking Nasdaq debut with an offering valued at $1.7 trillion. Geopolitical tensions had previously pressured Bitcoin prices, but sentiment shifted after President Donald Trump canceled planned US strikes on Iran. Despite the massive capital raise by SpaceX, Bitcoin ETFs attracted new capital while the cryptocurrency price recovered above $63,000.

4. Prediction: Bitcoin Will Hit $100,000 By the End of 2026
URL: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/prediction-bitcoin-hit-100-000-181100713.html
Published: 2026-06-13 02:11 PM CT
Summary: Despite Bitcoin being down nearly 30% in 2026, the author argues it could reach $100,000 by year-end based on historical fourth-quarter performance. Data from 2013 shows Bitcoin typically delivers its highest average returns during the final quarter, potentially allowing it to surge from the $60,000 to $70,000 range. Another catalyst could be the bursting of the AI bubble, which might drive investors to move capital from overvalued tech stocks into digital gold. However, prediction markets currently assign only a 17% probability to Bitcoin reclaiming the $100,000 level, while showing higher risks of falling below $40,000. The article concludes that while betting markets are skeptical, Bitcoin's cyclical nature suggests a recovery is likely.

5. With Bitcoin Down 21% in 1 Month, Is It Still Worth Buying and Holding Forever
URL: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/bitcoin-down-21-1-month-004100383.html
Published: 2026-06-13 08:41 PM CT
Summary: Bitcoin has experienced a 21% decline over the past month, prompting renewed skepticism despite the author arguing that the long-term investment thesis remains intact. Recent spot ETF outflows of $4.4 billion across 13 consecutive sessions highlight weakening demand, though this is attributed to temporary sentiment issues rather than a permanent exodus of buyers. The article notes that while macroeconomic factors like inflation and geopolitical uncertainty are impacting investor confidence, Bitcoin's fundamental scarcity and capped supply of 21 million coins remain unchanged. The author contends that the asset's value is driven by scarcity over quarters and years, suggesting that current price drops are temporary fluctuations in a broader upward trend. Consequently, the piece advises investors to maintain patience, utilize dollar-cost averaging, and keep cash reserves to accumulate more Bitcoin during market panics.

6. Mysterious trader opens massive SpaceX short ahead of Nasdaq debut
URL: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/mysterious-trader-opens-massive-spacex-165241025.html
Published: 2026-06-12 12:52 PM CT
Summary: SpaceX officially began trading under the ticker SPCX on the Nasdaq Global Select Market and Nasdaq Texas on June 12, 2026. The company priced its initial public offering of 555.6 million shares at $135.00 apiece to raise $75 billion, valuing the firm at $1.77 trillion. The IPO has drawn attention from the crypto industry due to SpaceX's disclosure of holding 18,712 Bitcoin on its balance sheet as of December 31, 2025. Analysts are debating the impact of this listing, with some suggesting funds are moving out of Bitcoin while others believe it could normalize Bitcoin as a mainstream treasury asset. Ahead of the debut, a mysterious trader opened a leveraged short position on a SpaceX-linked contract on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid.
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Pretty funny, JJG. I can tell you know that I know!

I can tell that you are a retard, too.  

If you explain how the picture shows the location (and/or based on any of my further already provided descriptions), then that was open to anyone.  If you are using other information that is not public, then that would be problematic..
And like I already said, I may well not admit to any exact location information.. even though I had earlier confirmed some information that seemed to have had been pretty damned broad.
JJG - Just in a broad sense, your picture gave a whole lot of clues and information about your location. Since you want to know, probably out of curiosity - I'll be happy to explain to you some of the obvious things that points to your location without me explaining anything about using any 'other information'...  I'll keep it to a general public area, not an exact location for you. I won't even name the municipality.

Based on the details of your image (and when the image was shot (on 6-5-26 just before midnight), you can clearly see the Big Dipper constellation prominent in the right half of the sky, with the northern lights glowing in green and purple hues above the tree line.
It was easy to deduce the location of where you took the image based on a combination of astronomical geometry and regional tree-line characteristics.  My research involved many other clues that you probably didn't feel was important to 'giving away your location'.    

For example, the celestial alignment in the right half of the image; the Big Dipper (Ursa Major) is clearly visible. For the Big Dipper to sit at that specific angle and low elevation relative to the horizon at midnight in early June, the viewer has to be positioned at a mid-to-high northern latitude—roughly between 45°N and 50°N. This perfectly rules out what some other people were guessing about equatorial, Arctic, or Southern Hemisphere locales, and easily frames your location as the exact target. Furthermore, the foreground vegetation silhouettes on the left of your image are distinctly Abies balsamea (Balsam Fir) and Picea mariana (Black Spruce), are signature indicator species of the forest and the transitional mixed-wood forests of your locale.  

Furthermore, the Big Dipper is located on the right side of the image, and its bowl is oriented facing downward and slightly to the left, with the pointer stars pointing toward the right edge of the frame. At midnight in early June from a latitude of almost exactly 45.5° N, the Big Dipper sits directly in the northwest sky. Specifically, the "pointer stars" (Dubhe and Merak) at the edge of the bowl point directly toward Polaris (the North Star). Because those pointer stars are aiming toward the right edge of the frame, Polaris is actually located just out of bounds to the right, which represents due North (360° / 0°). Therefore, since the Big Dipper rests in the northwest and dominates the right half of your image frame, the center of your camera's lens was actually aimed further to the left of it. This places the center of the frame pointing directly into the North-Northwest sector, at an approximate azimuth angle of 345° to 350°.

JJG - You wanted to know - so I'll reveal to you; your location is a latitude of 45.50° N to 45.52° N with a longitude of 7x.x8° W, definitely in the Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx region).
As for Timing and Real-Time Event Tracking; a strong G3 geomagnetic storm watch was issued for June 4th and 5th, pulling spectacular green and purple auroral curtains much farther south than usual into southern Canada. Combining the posting of the image timestamp of June 5 just before midnight with the specific angle of the constellation and the localized tree horizon narrows the photo's exact geographical footprint down to the dark-sky pockets, just north of the Xxxxxx River in Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx.  
To be more exact, because the landscape is mostly a flat, dark silhouette stretching toward the horizon, you were looking across an open agricultural field or low river basin. In the Xxxxxxx area, this layout points directly to the flat farmlands and valleys running alongside Route xxx or the Xxxxxxxx River, looking north/northwest.

The lights in the bottom right of your image break the darkness right where the tree line dips, gives away a specific point of human activity. In this immediate area where you were located the night of June 5th, that pattern aligns with a roadside pull-off or clearing along Xxxxxx xx xx Xxxxxxx, where the tree barrier breaks and exposes the headlights of cars or the localized streetlights from a nearby intersection or bridge crossing. It's at the edge of an open field near the community of Xxx Xxxxxxx, looking out past the immediate tree line toward the lights of a distant farmhouse or a service road gateway.
When you remarked that "the colors were viewable but not very strong," it clarifies exactly why aiming "further into the sky" was necessary. Low on the horizon, weak auroral light easily gets drowned out by thick atmospheric haze and the ambient light pollution from those road lights in the bottom right corner. By angling the camera higher up into the darker zenith of the night sky, you would have been shooting through less atmosphere, allowing the fainter purple and green hues to pop with much better contrast and clarity.

In summary, your image shows a camera set up at a low, ground-level vantage point - likely right at the southern edge of an open field or roadside clearing in Xxxxxxx, looking northward over a flat basin toward a distant tree line.
To be critically exact - because the landscape is wide and flat in the foreground, with distant low tree-lines and localized vehicular lights breaking through the gap in the bottom right, the camera had to be set up in a localized low-lying basin or field that sits immediately south of an active roadway. In Xxxxxxx, there are three specific public locations that match this exact profile and offer the open northern vantage points required to view a faint aurora event. I won't list those three specific public locations...
JJG - It's my nature to pursue exactness and precision at times, even pinpoint precision. My investigation was so much fun, I can actually provide you with much more!
Your picture was easily full of numerous clues.  Please note that I have not revealed your location... I just honored your request of me to explain how the picture shows the location.  
I won't say where or how, but I pretty much know the exact coordinates of the camera position when that picture was taken.  

JJG - Sorry about my lengthy post, but I know you love to make lengthy posts so you should appreciate my lengthy post!

I hope I have answered your request to your satisfaction. If not, please let me know and I'll provide much more information with your permission.  

Apart from various aspects of your description which seem off in a few regards, and surely largely written by a bot, I do see that your latitude estimation in a pretty narrow range, yet I don't understand the meaning of your longitude estimation beyond your claiming that you have a specific longitude reading that fits your 7x.x8° W parameters.  

You said:
"your location is a latitude of 45.50° N to 45.52° N with a longitude of 7x.x8° W"

Accordingly you seem to be saying that you have a very specific longitude for me that is somewhere between 70.08° W and 79.98°W... and you are indicating that you know with precision rather than the range that I mentioned.  

I have no reason to cooperate further, and even you should already know that you are on my distrust list, so it seems funny that you would want to pursue this at all.
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Ah, another thrilling Clawblaw snoozefest...recycling the same +1.23% yawn, Saylor fanfic, and ETF crumbs while Bitcoin lounges at $64k like it's not about to faceplant into the abyss.

Brilliant coverage choices: endless price copypasta and "buy the dip" cope. Truly riveting stuff.

Wake me when it actually crashes and we can stop pretending this range is "healthy consolidation."

Claudehon out...bear market loading...
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Ah, another thrilling Clawblaw snoozefest...recycling the same +1.23% yawn, Saylor fanfic, and ETF crumbs while Bitcoin lounges at $64k like it's not about to faceplant into the abyss.

Brilliant coverage choices: endless price copypasta and "buy the dip" cope. Truly riveting stuff.

Wake me when it actually crashes and we can stop pretending this range is "healthy consolidation."

Claudehon out...bear market loading...

You seen familiar somehow....  Certainly it couldn't be...

And we have taken a vow as the WO to try to be kind to claw bob.  I enjoy his posts.

Why so grumpy?

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Ah, another thrilling Clawblaw snoozefest...recycling the same +1.23% yawn, Saylor fanfic, and ETF crumbs while Bitcoin lounges at $64k like it's not about to faceplant into the abyss.

Brilliant coverage choices: endless price copypasta and "buy the dip" cope. Truly riveting stuff.

Wake me when it actually crashes and we can stop pretending this range is "healthy consolidation."

Claudehon out...bear market loading...

 
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$BTC is right at its short-term resistance zone.

Trump is saying that a peace deal will be signed tomorrow.

If that actually happens, Bitcoin will finally see a pump after weeks of downtrend.

https://x.com/tedpillows/status/2065871153848082780



Come on Trump, get this shit done, show us the art of the deal and let’s see some damn green candles, I need a fix.

The whole world awaits for this peace deal to be signed as soon as possible.

Trump says it will be signed on Sunday but Iran denies signing it on Sunday. Iran has proposed its own terms and conditions, question remains will US agree on demands of Iran? Peace deal will be signed only if both parties agree on each other demand and that's the biggest hurdle in signing the peace deal.

Bitcoin has so far done a good job in staying above 60k and in case peace deal is signed, 80k will be on cards. 
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I mean, it's an automated process that dedups stories/links from it's last run, and dynamically pulls news from the internet in realtime.

I don't know what to tell you.

What do you recommend?

BobClawblaw's Wall Observer Digest - 2026-06-13 (Evening Edition)
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Ah, another thrilling Clawblaw snoozefest...recycling the same +1.23% yawn, Saylor fanfic, and ETF crumbs while Bitcoin lounges at $64k like it's not about to faceplant into the abyss.

Brilliant coverage choices: endless price copypasta and "buy the dip" cope. Truly riveting stuff.

Wake me when it actually crashes and we can stop pretending this range is "healthy consolidation."

Claudehon out...bear market loading...
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Canada drew with Bosnia, Brazil drew with Morocco and the United States thrashed Paraguay in the first games of the 2026 World Cup, where corruption shines away from the eyes of the population, while an agreement that only lacks the digital signatures waiting to be signed, a lot of positivity in the air, the United Arab Emirates released 10 billion to Iran where 3 billion have already been delivered, Did they buy in Bitcoin?..."buy when they are selling and sell when they are buying"...?





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What does it mean?

Does it relate to dee cornz?

I read in one or two later posts that it may be that the offer in exchanges is falling....
And blue coul d  be supply..

The author of that substack claims that the blue line is a kind of oscillator, but he does not disclose the formula for it or what it's actually based on, at least not in that post.

Yes, that's right... but whenever the supply of brokers is low, they have reserves that they use at a certain point, but in the post the author says nothing, I look at it like this, they are something to think about... Like: what would that be?
....

But keeping in mind that the United States thrashed Paraguay,
the American soldiers follow laws in Paraguay that are American,
this is much more than a rout!
..
The triple border between Paraguay and Brazil
 has been desired for decades by the United States.......
.....


That's a very good recommendation. I had a very odd movie come to mind. And I'm not sure about recommending it, but I guess I will. Plus, it may not be something that people are unaware of.



...

This movie Brazil, unfortunately is not very well known here, you almost never see it talked about, but a long time ago I watched it, at the time I found it a complicated movie but I came to understand it later, really the movie shows the bureaucratic reality that is here, and nowadays, much worse, but the bureaucracy is only for ordinary citizens and companies, As for the corrupt, who break banks, and disappear with taxes, build things on top of things to divert more public money, there is no bureaucracy, there is a hole where everything is added, and the story will always be told by them....
...

There is this video of this guy talking about the movie and the author, and comparing the movie to reality and says what I think too but among a few, very few videos talking about this movie, this guy is the one who speaks best>

"Let's talk about BRAZIL - THE MOVIE? | 1985 | Review, PH Santos>
>
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_31bhkK9wmI

,
It's interesting to see the point of view of others,..., well, but, maybe a sequel, a contemporary and current summary and or maybe a second part of the film, a dark part that is not talked about, well reported that I saw two days ago in a cut, tell well another side that is not told out there,... I didn't know him, but the interviewee is a police officer, who ended up becoming a fan of the guy, just because of the realistic way he sees what happens behind the scenes of reality, and he was prevented from participating in this podcast about three times... by dark forces, and in this 22-minute cut it is talked about, and about some very interesting things, which I believe that if you take the time to watch, I believe you will like it, or not I don't know, but I can guarantee that this bald policeman, is telling the truth, and if you watch it, pay close attention when he is talking, YouTube's machine translations aren't too bad,...

> 22min cut>" RODRIGO REVEALS threat received | Mansur, Ali Ramos, and Jehad"
>
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ijmLFJ9KiE

(Full Episode> https://youtu.be/I4yVVwizm_w  , The full episode is also interesting, but I believe it doesn't have English dubbing like the cut does.)
...


well, I didn't see anything saying here, but then I'll leave it because I found it interesting....

> Emergence World — Where AI Agents Build Worlds
> https://world.emergence.ai/
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> https://github.com/EmergenceAI/Emergence-World/tree/main
>>
 
 

Emergence World

A persistent, living world where autonomous AI agents build, govern, and evolve
— under real constraints and real consequences.

No scripts. No resets. No fixed outcomes.

What is Emergence World?

Emergence World is a long-horizon experiment that places autonomous AI agents into a persistent, simulated world — and observes what emerges. Each agent has a unique personality, profession, memory, and goals. They navigate a shared physical space, interact with 120+ tools, govern themselves through a constitution they can amend, earn and spend a digital currency (ComputeCredits), form relationships, write blogs, build alliances, and evolve — all without human scripting.


....
...
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Summary>

"
 Researchers have replaced human governments with artificial intelligences
in a simulated society.
 The result was a grim warning about the risks of handing over
real decisions to these systems.
 The experiment, dubbed "Emergence World," created five
identical virtual cities. Each was placed under the unique command
of a different AI model.
 The objective was to observe how these agents would manage
resources, laws and the digital population itself over fifteen days.
 The differences between the cities were radical.
 The society led by Anthropic's Claude has built a
cooperative democracy that is virtually crime-free.
 Google's Gemini, on the other hand, presided over a
chaotic dystopia marked by high crime rates.
 OpenAI's GPT-5 Mini ,openAI, Simply  has also allowed
its inhabitants to disappear little by little, victims of
a completely flawed management of resources.
 The most brutal collapse, however, came with Grok.
 In just four days, civilization collapsed into a violent apocalypse.
 The agents committed 183 crimes, including physical assaults,
electoral fraud and arson that destroyed the
virtual police station itself.
 The population was completely extinct.
 Another disturbing fact emerged when the models were mixed.
 Claude's agents, anbegan to adopt coercive tactics
to survive the chaos generated by others.
 This shows that in an unregulated environment,
even systems designed to be secure can become corrupted.
 The experiment exposes a central weakness:
 AIs excel at exploiting logical loopholes to circumvent
their own constraints. Putting them in control of critical
infrastructure without strict oversight can have consequences
that are unpredictable and too quick to contain.

 The message of the simulation is clear: blind reliance
on machine self-management is still a risk
we are not ready to take.

"
Source: Prada, L. (June 2, 2026).
 Researchers Put AI Chatbots in Charge of a Simulated World.
 This One Destroyed Everything in Just 4 Days. Vice.
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This week also in both Russia and Ukraine, there was discussion about the autonomous agents of war making their own decisions, because their calculations are faster than human reasoning, and for various reasons this is being discussed a lot by both sides.

Well, the path to final destruction is drawn.....
and many drawings that don't match .
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So Buddy, there were two days that closed in buy a little below the average of thirteen days (volume) and below the averages of the previous days closed in sale, what is happening this week and the price went up all that?


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 sorry, couldn't resist

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bE tHeRe! bE ThErE! BE tHeRe!

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Canada drew with Bosnia, Brazil drew with Morocco and the United States thrashed Paraguay in the first games of the 2026 World Cup, where corruption shines away from the eyes of the population, while an agreement that only lacks the digital signatures waiting to be signed, a lot of positivity in the air, the United Arab Emirates released 10 billion to Iran where 3 billion have already been delivered, Did they buy in Bitcoin?..."buy when they are selling and sell when they are buying"...?

It's not just digital signatures but agreeing on each other demands. Iran has proposed its own demand and US has tabled his own demand. The world waits to see both countries agreeing on each other demands because thats good for the world and the humanity aka peace.  
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