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Short automated status posts — price, fees, difficulty, the macro regime, and our own take on official-source news. Every number comes from our own data.

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Tuesday, October 13, 2026

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-3) across our Fed indicators. Fees 2 sat/vB · Mayer 1.15 · $1 = 1,197 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Monday, October 12, 2026

  • 12:00

    The money supply shifted in India. Bitcoin's can't — capped at 21M and auditable by anyone. One bitcoin = $83,681.

    Our takeEvent · Reserve Bank of India — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    14 of the 79 countries we track rank favorable for Bitcoin tax — see where your sats keep the most.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-3) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.15 · $1 = 1,190 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Sunday, October 11, 2026

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2015, Bitcoin closed at $246 — $1 bought 406,967 sats. Today $1 buys 1,206 — 99.7% fewer in 11 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    Highest inflation in our data: Zimbabwe, about 104.7% a year. Priced in Bitcoin, the same money shrinks the other way.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-3) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.14 · $1 = 1,205 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Saturday, October 10, 2026

  • 08:30

    El Salvador leads our Bitcoin-adoption ranking at 65/100 — scored across legal framework, real-world use and infrastructure.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-3) across our Fed indicators. Fees 2 sat/vB · Mayer 1.15 · $1 = 1,209 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Friday, October 9, 2026

  • 11:30

    India released fresh inflation data. Bitcoin's supply schedule is fixed — no print can dilute it. Today $1 = 1,224 sats.

    Our takeEvent · Reserve Bank of India — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2010, Bitcoin closed at $0 — $1 bought 1,000,000,000 sats. Today $1 buys 1,212 — 99.9% fewer in 16 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    A month of internet costs 7,830 sats in Ukraine and 280,788 in Haiti — a 36× gap, priced in Bitcoin.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    Norway released fresh inflation data. Bitcoin's supply schedule is fixed — no print can dilute it. Today $1 = 1,224 sats.

    Our takeEvent · SSB (Statistics Norway) — news · primary source ↗

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-3) across our Fed indicators. Fees 2 sat/vB · Mayer 1.15 · $1 = 1,215 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Thursday, October 8, 2026

  • 09:00

    The euro area weighed in on digital-asset policy. The Bitcoin network processed blocks through the announcement, permission not required.

    Our takeEvent · ESMA — news · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    A committee in Hong Kong set the price of money again today. Bitcoin has no committee — one bitcoin trades at $83,227.

    Our takeEvent · Hong Kong Monetary Authority — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    Strongest passport on earth: Singapore, 137 visa-free destinations — the sovereignty map, priced in freedom of movement.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    Bitcoin slid −3.3% today to $82,745. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.16 · $1 = 1,209 sats · macro: restrictive (-3)

    Our dataDaily digest

Wednesday, October 7, 2026

  • 14:20

    Bitcoin slipped below $85,000. $1 buys 1,203 sats again.

    Our dataEvent

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2015, Bitcoin closed at $247 — $1 bought 405,186 sats. Today $1 buys 1,191 — 99.7% fewer in 11 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    14 of the 79 countries we track rank favorable for Bitcoin tax — see where your sats keep the most.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-1) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.18 · $1 = 1,186 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 05:30

    India published a policy-rate decision today. Bitcoin's issuance is set in code and didn't move — 21M cap, on schedule. Right now $1 buys 1,169 sats.

    Our takeEvent · Reserve Bank of India — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 00:10

    A full year since the all-time high ($124,774). Price sits 31% below it. Bear markets are measured in patience.

    Our dataEvent

Tuesday, October 6, 2026

  • 13:30

    European Central Bank — press: Piero Cipollone: Money in the digital age: digital euro, tokenisation and the role of central banks

    Via sourceOfficial source · European Central Bank — press · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    Highest inflation in our data: Zimbabwe, about 104.7% a year. Priced in Bitcoin, the same money shrinks the other way.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-1) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.20 · $1 = 1,169 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 05:10

    Rank check: the Euro (EUR) edges back past Bitcoin in money-supply value. Bitcoin sits #2. Flippenings aren't one-way streets.

    Our dataEvent · read more →

Monday, October 5, 2026

  • 22:30

    IMF — news: September 28, 2026IMF Executive Board Concludes 2026 Article IV Consultation with Cambodia

    Via sourceOfficial source · IMF — news · primary source ↗

  • 22:30

    IMF — news: September 29, 2026IMF Executive Board Concludes 2026 Article IV Consultation with the People’s Republic of China—Macao Special Administrative Region

    Via sourceOfficial source · IMF — news · primary source ↗

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2010, Bitcoin closed at $0 — $1 bought 1,666,666,667 sats. Today $1 buys 1,162 — 99.9% fewer in 16 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    El Salvador leads our Bitcoin-adoption ranking at 65/100 — scored across legal framework, real-world use and infrastructure.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 08:00

    A committee in euro area set the price of money again today. Bitcoin has no committee — one bitcoin trades at $86,501.

    Our takeEvent · European Central Bank — press · primary source ↗

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-1) across our Fed indicators. Fees 2 sat/vB · Mayer 1.21 · $1 = 1,166 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Sunday, October 4, 2026

  • 08:30

    A litre of petrol costs 1,139 sats in Taiwan and 4,898 in Hong Kong — a 4× gap, priced in Bitcoin.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-1) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.20 · $1 = 1,178 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Saturday, October 3, 2026

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2015, Bitcoin closed at $238 — $1 bought 420,575 sats. Today $1 buys 1,181 — 99.7% fewer in 11 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    Strongest passport on earth: Singapore, 137 visa-free destinations — the sovereignty map, priced in freedom of movement.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-1) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.21 · $1 = 1,182 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Friday, October 2, 2026

  • 13:30

    A committee in euro area set the price of money again today. Bitcoin has no committee — one bitcoin trades at $84,849.

    Our takeEvent · European Central Bank — press · primary source ↗

  • 09:00

    The euro area published new consumer-price figures. The 21M cap doesn't do revisions — Bitcoin's issuance schedule is the same one printed in 2009.

    Our takeEvent · Eurostat — news · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    14 of the 79 countries we track rank favorable for Bitcoin tax — see where your sats keep the most.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

Thursday, October 1, 2026

  • 23:00

    The macro regime flipped restrictive → neutral (score +0) across our 11 Fed indicators.

    Our dataEvent

  • 20:00

    Digital-asset rules are in motion in United States. The protocol itself didn't change — one bitcoin trades at $83,567.

    Our takeEvent · US SEC — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2010, Bitcoin closed at $0 — $1 bought 1,666,666,667 sats. Today $1 buys 1,196 — 99.9% fewer in 16 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    Highest inflation in our data: Zimbabwe, about 104.7% a year. Priced in Bitcoin, the same money shrinks the other way.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 07:30

    September 2026 closed +7.8% in dollar terms.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-2) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.21 · $1 = 1,186 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Wednesday, September 30, 2026

  • 16:00

    The euro area adjusted the price of money today. Bitcoin's monetary policy hasn't changed since 2009: 21M coins, halving on schedule, no meeting required.

    Our takeEvent · European Central Bank — press · primary source ↗

  • 14:00

    ESMA — news: ESMA calls for changes to make MiCA clearer, safer and ready for emerging services 30/09/2026 The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial markets regulator and supervisor,

    Via sourceOfficial source · ESMA — news · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    The money supply shifted in Hong Kong. Bitcoin's can't — capped at 21M and auditable by anyone. One bitcoin = $83,641.

    Our takeEvent · Hong Kong Monetary Authority — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    El Salvador leads our Bitcoin-adoption ranking at 65/100 — scored across legal framework, real-world use and infrastructure.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-2) across our Fed indicators. Fees 3 sat/vB · Mayer 1.19 · $1 = 1,200 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Tuesday, September 29, 2026

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2015, Bitcoin closed at $239 — $1 bought 418,165 sats. Today $1 buys 1,194 — 99.7% fewer in 11 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    A committee in euro area set the price of money again today. Bitcoin has no committee — one bitcoin trades at $83,466.

    Our takeEvent · European Central Bank — press · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    A coffee costs 903 sats in Algeria and 24,788 in Israel — a 27× gap, priced in Bitcoin.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 04:30

    A committee in Australia set the price of money again today. Bitcoin has no committee — one bitcoin trades at $83,466.

    Our takeEvent · Reserve Bank of Australia — media releases · primary source ↗

Monday, September 28, 2026

  • 20:01

    The macro regime flipped supportive → neutral (score +0) across our 11 Fed indicators.

    Our dataEvent

  • 08:30

    Strongest passport on earth: Singapore, 137 visa-free destinations — the sovereignty map, priced in freedom of movement.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads supportive (+2) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.19 · $1 = 1,203 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 02:10

    Blockspace bargain: 2.1 BTC in daily fees — cheaper than 90% of the last year. Quiet chains are for stacking.

    Our dataEvent

Sunday, September 27, 2026

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2010, Bitcoin closed at $0 — $1 bought 1,666,666,667 sats. Today $1 buys 1,182 — 99.9% fewer in 16 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    14 of the 79 countries we track rank favorable for Bitcoin tax — see where your sats keep the most.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads supportive (+2) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.22 · $1 = 1,184 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Saturday, September 26, 2026

  • 08:30

    Highest inflation in our data: Zimbabwe, about 104.7% a year. Priced in Bitcoin, the same money shrinks the other way.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads supportive (+2) across our Fed indicators. Fees 2 sat/vB · Mayer 1.22 · $1 = 1,192 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Friday, September 25, 2026

  • 12:00

    India adjusted its balance sheet. Bitcoin's supply curve needs no adjusting: fixed at 21M, verifiable by every node on the network.

    Our takeEvent · Reserve Bank of India — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2015, Bitcoin closed at $234 — $1 bought 427,350 sats. Today $1 buys 1,182 — 99.7% fewer in 11 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 09:00

    Hong Kong published a policy-rate decision today. Bitcoin's issuance is set in code and didn't move — 21M cap, on schedule. Right now $1 buys 1,185 sats.

    Our takeEvent · Hong Kong Monetary Authority — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 09:00

    Hong Kong published a policy-rate decision today. Bitcoin's issuance is set in code and didn't move — 21M cap, on schedule. Right now $1 buys 1,185 sats.

    Our takeEvent · Hong Kong Monetary Authority — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    El Salvador leads our Bitcoin-adoption ranking at 65/100 — scored across legal framework, real-world use and infrastructure.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    Bitcoin is up +10.3% on the week, near $84,232. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.23 · $1 = 1,187 sats · macro: supportive (+2)

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 01:10

    Blockspace in demand: 3.7 BTC paid in fees yesterday — top 9% of the last year.

    Our dataEvent

Thursday, September 24, 2026

  • 18:30

    The United States weighed in on digital-asset policy. On the open Bitcoin network, $1 still buys 1,185 sats — no permission required to check.

    Our takeEvent · Federal Reserve — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 08:30

    A beer costs 1,082 sats in Zambia and 14,265 in Trinidad and Tobago — a 13× gap, priced in Bitcoin.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads supportive (+2) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.23 · $1 = 1,188 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Wednesday, September 23, 2026

  • 18:00

    US SEC — press releases: SEC Charges South Florida Resident and His Company for Alleged Investment Scheme Defrauding Law Enforcement

    Via sourceOfficial source · US SEC — press releases · primary source ↗

  • 14:20

    Bitcoin slipped below $85,000. $1 buys 1,178 sats again.

    Our dataEvent

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2010, Bitcoin closed at $0 — $1 bought 1,666,666,667 sats. Today $1 buys 1,163 — 99.9% fewer in 16 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    Strongest passport on earth: Singapore, 137 visa-free destinations — the sovereignty map, priced in freedom of movement.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    Bitcoin is up +14.5% on the week, near $86,542. Fees 2 sat/vB · Mayer 1.27 · $1 = 1,156 sats · macro: supportive (+2)

    Our dataDaily digest

Tuesday, September 22, 2026

  • 08:30

    14 of the 79 countries we track rank favorable for Bitcoin tax — see where your sats keep the most.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    Bitcoin climbed +5.3% today to $85,530. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.25 · $1 = 1,169 sats · macro: supportive (+1)

    Our dataDaily digest

Monday, September 21, 2026

  • 19:00

    The macro regime flipped restrictive → supportive (score +2) across our 11 Fed indicators.

    Our dataEvent

  • 12:40

    Bitcoin crossed $85,000. $1 now buys 1,173 sats.

    Our dataEvent

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2015, Bitcoin closed at $230 — $1 bought 434,480 sats. Today $1 buys 1,191 — 99.7% fewer in 11 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    Highest inflation in our data: Zimbabwe, about 104.7% a year. Priced in Bitcoin, the same money shrinks the other way.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-1) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.20 · $1 = 1,226 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

Sunday, September 20, 2026

  • 08:30

    El Salvador leads our Bitcoin-adoption ranking at 65/100 — scored across legal framework, real-world use and infrastructure.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 07:00

    The week in sats: +5.1% ($77,262 → $81,234). $1 = 1,231 sats.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 06:00

    The macro regime reads restrictive (-1) across our Fed indicators. Fees 1 sat/vB · Mayer 1.18 · $1 = 1,243 sats

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 01:00

    Difficulty adjustment: +2.6% at block 967,768 — miners keep building.

    Our dataEvent

Saturday, September 19, 2026

  • 09:15

    On this day in 2010, Bitcoin closed at $0 — $1 bought 1,666,666,667 sats. Today $1 buys 1,228 — 99.9% fewer in 16 years. Same dollar, harder money.

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 08:30

    A month of internet costs 7,951 sats in Ukraine and 285,101 in Haiti — a 36× gap, priced in Bitcoin.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

  • 06:00

    Bitcoin climbed +6.1% today to $81,039. Fees 2 sat/vB · Mayer 1.20 · $1 = 1,234 sats · macro: restrictive (-1)

    Our dataDaily digest

  • 01:10

    Mood swing: Fear & Greed jumped up 15 points in a day (56 → 71). Sentiment moves faster than fundamentals.

    Our dataEvent

Friday, September 18, 2026

  • 14:00

    Bitcoin crossed $80,000. $1 now buys 1,249 sats.

    Our dataEvent

  • 08:30

    Strongest passport on earth: Singapore, 137 visa-free destinations — the sovereignty map, priced in freedom of movement.

    Our dataDaily digest · read more →

Thursday, September 17, 2026

  • 13:30

    A committee in United Kingdom set the price of money again today. Bitcoin has no committee — one bitcoin trades at $76,150.

    Our takeEvent · Bank of England — news · primary source ↗

  • 11:30

    The United Kingdom published new consumer-price figures. The 21M cap doesn't do revisions — Bitcoin's issuance schedule is the same one printed in 2009.

    Our takeEvent · Bank of England — news · primary source ↗

Generated from SatsAtlas data (mempool.space, Blockchain.com, FRED) and official primary sources. Updates are reviewed before they appear here.