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Your daily crypto, before coffee.
Issue #92 · Sunday, September 13, 2026
Market mood  Greed · 61/100  ▼ from 63 yesterday
Bitcoin and Ethereum both declined overnight as market sentiment held steady in greed territory, while security and regulatory concerns dominated crypto news.
 
 

  The Numbers

Bitcoin (BTC)$76,638  -0.8%
-4.1% this week
Ethereum (ETH)$2,475  -2.3%
-1.1% this week
Total crypto market$2.61T  -4.6%
BTC dominance 58.8% · BTC 39% below its all-time high

  The Movers

Top gainers (24h)

BTW Bitway+10.1%
PUMP Pump.fun+4.4%
JST JUST+3.4%
PI Pi Network+2.0%

Top losers (24h)

ETHFI Ether.fi-12.2%
JUP Jupiter-5.9%
LIT Lighter-5.3%
ZEC Zcash-5.3%

From the top 100 coins by market cap.

  The Read

Where the chart sits — description, not prediction

Bitcoin is trading above both its 50-day ($71.2K) and 200-day ($70.1K) averages — the longer-term trend reads as up. Over the past 30 days it has traded between $62.8K and $81.3K; today's price sits in the upper third of that range. RSI(14) is 46 — momentum is roughly neutral.

See all nine coins on the daily markets page →

  The Brief

 Revolut exposed customer data through fake government email

The fintech company fulfilled a fraudulent data request sent from a spoofed government domain, exposing passports, selfies, and Bitcoin transaction histories for some users. (Cointelegraph)

 Crypto billionaires donate record £72 million to UK political party

Two crypto entrepreneurs gave £36 million each to Farage's Reform UK in 24 hours, marking the largest individual political donations in British history and raising questions about industry influence. (CoinDesk)

 Bitcoin Suisse cuts jobs, relocates operations to reduce costs

The crypto bank plans to cut up to half its Swiss workforce while shifting operations to lower-cost hubs in Bratislava and Vietnam, signaling ongoing industry consolidation. (CoinDesk)

 North Korea using foreign IT workers to infiltrate US companies

Intelligence reports show DPRK operatives hire third-country tech workers to pass job interviews, then take over positions—a tactic relevant to crypto sector security concerns. (Cointelegraph)

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Crypto 101

What is market cap, really?

Price × circulating coins. It's a better size measure than price alone: a $0.10 coin with billions in circulation can be "bigger" than a $1,000 coin with few.

“Exchanges are for trading. Wallets are for holding.”

Coin Mornings is an educational digest for US readers. Nothing here is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Crypto is volatile — never invest more than you can afford to lose. Some links are affiliate links; we may earn a commission at no cost to you. Prices via CoinGecko, sentiment via alternative​.me, captured shortly before send.

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