⚡️ JUST IN: The U.S. and Iran could meet face-to-face in Islamabad for PEACE TALKS as soon as Thursday, Axios.

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True.

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🪆 Pudgy World Launches Points System

Pudgy World rolled out Pudgy Pass, introducing points and a leveling system.

What to do:
➡️ Go to https://www.pudgyworld.com/
and sign in with email
➡️ Complete Season 1 quests
➡️ Earn around 300–4,000 BP per task

A larger “megacity” area is expected next, with more quests coming.

There’s also a leaderboard and a paid pass with extra perks.

No official word on an airdrop, but points and rankings are rarely added for no reason. Early farming might pay off.

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🪙 Bitcoin Network Sees Chain Reorg

A reorganization happened on the Bitcoin blockchain after block #941880.

AntPool mined block #941881, followed by ViaBTC.

At the same time, Foundry mined its own version of block #941881 and then extended it with seven more blocks.

In the end, Foundry’s chain became the valid one.

Blocks mined by AntPool and ViaBTC were orphaned.

This is a normal part of how Bitcoin works, but it shows how quickly competing chains can resolve based on hash power.

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🩸 “Buy When There’s Blood” Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

The idea sounds simple. Fear creates opportunity. Buy when everyone is selling.

History shows something else.

During World War I, markets didn’t behave like modern traders imagine. Exchanges were shut for months. Capital didn’t rotate into “cheap assets” — it ran into safety. Gold, cash, and geography mattered more than entry prices.

Yes, US stocks later recovered. But the real money wasn’t made by traders buying dips. It was made by industrial companies tied to war production and by those inside the system of government contracts.

War didn’t reward risk-taking. It rewarded position.

By World War II, it became even clearer. When real shortages hit, financial assets stopped mattering. People didn’t trade stocks or bonds. They traded food, fuel, and basic goods.

In extreme conditions, money loses its function. Survival replaces investing.

The only ones who consistently made money were those closest to resource flows. Military contractors, logistics, finance intermediaries. Not the average investor.

The takeaway is simple.

“Buy when there’s blood” works in controlled market fear.
It breaks down in real systemic crises.

When things truly collapse, the game changes. Not prices. The rules.

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🇺🇸 Crypto gets closer to US retirement accounts

A proposal to allow crypto in 401(k) plans has cleared final White House review. The Labor Department is expected to publish it in the coming weeks.

If approved, Americans will be able to hold crypto alongside stocks and bonds. The same framework opens access to private equity, private debt, and infrastructure investments.

The US retirement market is worth about $12T.

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🇮🇷Iran Controls Up to 8% of Bitcoin Hashrate

Iran is estimated to account for around 6–8% of global Bitcoin mining, making it one of the largest mining hubs.

Around 70% of this activity is reportedly linked to entities connected to the military.

That puts a meaningful share of Bitcoin’s infrastructure in a geopolitically sensitive region.

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🪙 MARA sells 15,133 BTC for $1.1B

MARA Holdings sold 15,133 BTC between March 4 and March 25, raising about $1.1B. The funds are being used to buy back convertible debt early.

The company built a large part of its stack above $87K. At current prices, that puts realized losses on purchased coins at over $200M.

One of the biggest public miners just turned seller to clean up the balance sheet.

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“Alive but dead inside”

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🪙 An early Bitcoin whale who bought 5,000 BTC in 2013 at $332 per coin continues to take profits.

The whale has moved 4,000 BTC to Binance, earning about $363 million. There are still 1,000 BTC left in the wallet.

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💼 How to get a job in Web3

The market is tight right now, so finding a Web3 job is not easy. This won’t land you an offer today, but it can set the base.

➡️ Where offers actually come from
There are two flows: inbound and outbound. In crypto, inbound often works better.
If nobody sees you, nobody reaches out.

➡️ What really matters
It’s not just your CV. You’re judged as a whole: socials, activity, how you show up.
Just applying blindly rarely works.

Minimum setup
✔️ LinkedIn is a must
✔️ Twitter helps with visibility
✔️ Any simple portfolio or link-in-bio page

Without this, you basically don’t exist for the market.

⛓ Where to look
● https://web3.career/remote-jobs

● https://cryptojobslist.com/

● https://www.crypto.jobs/jobs

● LinkedIn, Telegram chats, Discords

Early-stage projects are often the best entry. Track them and reach out directly.

➡️ Before applying
Check if the project has funding, an active community, a real product, and a normal team. Saves a lot of time.

➡️ No experience
Start with moderation roles, grow your Twitter a bit, message projects directly. Internships are fine. Getting in matters more than starting perfect.

Finding a Web3 job is not about one application. It’s about building visibility and staying in the field.

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Be a man.

Who can face a breakup, lose his job, lose his health, deal with debt, and still say,

"Forget this. I'll figure it out."

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When you finally have the money to take that dream trip.

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Do something you'd do for free as a job.
That really changes things.

You might even get paid well because you have dedicated so much time into the craft that you become one of the best at it.

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Pain... 😢

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When someone tries to rob a crypto bro who’s already down, -90% this year.

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We really spent 20+ years in school just to get addicted to guessing up or down.

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😈 Strategy may pause its BTC buying streak

Michael Saylor just broke a 13 week pattern. For the first time since late December, he did not post the usual Sunday orange dot that signals a new Bitcoin purchase.

Instead, he shifted attention to STRC, a preferred stock with a 11.5% yield.

It does not confirm that buying has stopped, but it clearly signals a pause. The market got used to a constant bid from Strategy, so even a short break can shift sentiment.

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