A Shake-up on Wall Street.. Terry Duffy steps down from leading CME Group after 25 years, during which he led the company through nearly all major crises, from the 2008 financial crisis to the pandemic and historic market fluctuations. But there is an intriguing detail… Just one month before announcing his departure, Duffy sold shares worth $10.4 million. Throughout the entire year of 2026, there were no insider (Code P) purchases recorded by any officer or board member at CME… and not a single personal purchase. The question isn't about the past, as Duffy successfully led the exchange through the toughest periods. The real question begins now $BTC $NAS100

$DASH From 40.17 to 36.14, the return reached +483.13%. At that time, the sell orders were extremely heavy. I had already given an early warning to short in advance, and there were plenty of voices questioning it. The outcome was very straightforward. For friends who followed along, remember to take profits in time and keep your gains safe. For those who didn’t follow, wait for my next signal—there are plenty of opportunities lately. What’s your current entry/position level? Leave a comment below, and I can share a few small tips on position management. $BTC $ETH

👉The late-May market flush cleared out the leverage, leaving June to deal with structural reality. Under a new Fed regime, institutional defense and hard protocol upgrades are what actually matter right now. If we remove stablecoins, three assets are driving the trend into the end of the month: 🪙 Bitcoin ($BTC ‌BTC) The asset is currently grinding through a distribution phase between $65,000 and $66,800. The primary driver isn't retail hype; it's institutional absorption via spot ETFs and legislative tracking on the ARMA bill for a strategic reserve. Reclaiming $76,800 remains the key target to shift momentum. 🔹 Ethereum ($ETH ‌ETH) Consolidating in the $1,750–$1,830 range, ETH is navigating structural adjustments while prepping for the Glamsterdam hard fork. The upgrade introduces ePBS to fundamentally lower L2 settlement costs. A daily print back above $2,135 signals sell-side exhaustion. ☀️ Solana ($SOL ‌SOL) Holding steady around $72–$75, SOL continues to capture execution velocity. The immediate tailwind is Anza’s Alpenglow upgrade, specifically designed to cut transaction finality times. Securing this local floor keeps it insulated from macro de-risking.#MyGateTradeStory