⁨📷⁩ ⁨BTC Daily Intelligence Bulletin (DIB)
Block: 956,913
DTG/ICOD: 1200Z 06Jul2026
Precedence: Routine (RR)
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BLUF: Russian Drones Slam Kyiv / FIFA Reversal on US Red Card Looks Suspect / China Launches ICBM From Sub / Mouners Gather in Tehran / House Speaker Says SAVE Act on Tap / Illegal Truck Driver Kills Penn Officer / TN National Guard Shoot, Kill Memphis Gun Brandisher / American, Spying For Iran, Prosecutted in Isreal / Germany May Drop Crypto Tax Haven Status / Markets Steady as Hormuz Oil Flows / Flock Attacker Raises Defense Money / Clipboard App Steals Keys and Crypto / CIA Makes Big Shift on Technology

Market Data: Price: 1 BTC= $61,964, 14.91 oz Gold/1 BTC, 6.86 BTC/Median US House
24hr Hi: $63,935 / Lo: $61,809
Volume: $23B (Up 32%)
Mkt Cap: $1.24T (Even)
Hashrate: .940 ZH/s
Avg Fee Rate: 2.0 sats/byte (Even)
Daily Total ETF Inflow/outflow (last 24 hrs): -$296M
Relative Strength Index: 43

---Reports---
-International Events-
1. Russian missile and drone attack on Ukraine’s capital kills at least 12: All of the ballistic missiles launched by Russia struck their targets, underscoring Kyiv’s need for more Patriot interceptor missiles — a point Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will likely reiterate at a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, this week. A further 60 people were wounded, according to Zelenskyy, as emergency workers combed through rubble looking for survivors at residential high-rises in two locations that suffered direct hits. (AP)

2. FIFA lifts US star’s suspension at World Cup after Trump call: Trump called FIFA president Gianni Infantino after the game with Bosnia-Herzegovina asking FIFA to review the red card, according to a person familiar with the call who spoke on condition of anonymity because the person was not authorized to speak publicly about the matter. It appeared to be the first time since 1962 that a red card during a World Cup didn’t result in a suspension. The Royal Belgian Football Association said it was “astonished.” (AP) (AC-Anonymous reports like this are suspect and to be taken with a grain of salt. It may be true or a false assertion. The optics, however, are certainly negative for @FIFA.)

3. China conducts rare submarine-launched ballistic missile test, angering Pacific neighbors: A People’s Liberation Army Navy submarine “launched a strategic missile carrying a dummy warhead toward relevant high seas of the Pacific Ocean, which landed precisely within the designated waters,” said a statement from Senior Capt. Wang Xuemeng, a spokesperson for the PLA Navy. (CNN)

4. Huge crowd joins funeral procession for Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei: Mourners gathered in Imam Hussein Square in eastern Tehran and hanged an effigy of US President Donald Trump, according to state media. Others carried placards with images of US Vice President JD Vance, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the words: “There will be blood.” (AlJazeera)

-US Events-
1. Speaker Johnson Says House Will Pass Trump’s Voter ID Bill Through Arduous Process After GOP Revolt: House Speaker Mike Johnson plans to advance President Donald Trump's SAVE America Act using budget reconciliation when the House returns to Washington, linking it with the National Defense Authorization Act. (GroundNews)

2. "Should Never Have Happened": Illegal Alien Truck Driver Kills Pennsylvania Trooper: Trooper Michael E. Pahira, Jr., 44, was inspecting a semitruck on Interstate 81 on July 1, 2026, when another truck went off the roadway and hit the first vehicle, creating a domino effect and striking the officer. Pahira was rushed to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. The truck driver responsible for the death is a confirmed illegal alien from Haiti. (ZeroHedge)

3. National Guard members on patrol in Memphis fatally shoot man during pursuit, police say: Two Tennessee National Guard members assigned to a crime-fighting patrol in Memphis fatally shot a man Sunday who turned toward the soldiers with a gun during a downtown pursuit, authorities said. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation identified the man as Tyrin Johnson, 20, and said it is investigating the circumstances of the shooting. No law enforcement officers were injured, the agency added. (AP) (AC- Legal quagmire incoming.)

-Regulatory and Legal-
1. American Charged in Israel With Spying for Iran in Exchange for Crypto: An American citizen studying at an ultra-Orthodox seminary in Jerusalem has been indicted on espionage charges, in what authorities say is the first prosecution of a U.S. national amid a widening crackdown on Israelis recruited to spy for Iran. He was paid in cryptocurrency for the material he provided, communicating through two Telegram accounts and three phones, according to the charges. “This indictment illustrates how foreign intelligence agencies attempt to exploit the digital sphere to identify, recruit, and operate individuals from within Israel,” (Decrypt)

2. Germany’s 2027 Budget Targets the Crypto Tax Exemption: The German government has placed crypto taxation on its savings list for the 2027 federal budget. The move could end the crypto tax exemption that investors currently earn after a one-year holding period. (BeInCrypto)

-CBDCs/World Currencies/Strategic Reserves-
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-Institutional Concerns-
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-Economic Indicators-
1. Dollar Index Near 101: The dollar index edged higher to start the week, trading around 101, but remained close to a three-week low after posting its largest weekly decline since April last week. (TradingEconomics)

2. US 10Y Yield Eases Ahead of FOMC Minutes: The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note eased to around 4.47% on Monday, giving back some of last week’s gains as investors cautiously awaited the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s June policy meeting for further clues on the interest rate outlook. (TradingEconomics)

3. Week Ahead - Jul 6th: Tanker flows through the Strait of Hormuz picked up sharply in early July. Energy prices sank but long-term yields remain higher, shifting monetary policy back to the market's spotlight. The Federal Reserve will release minutes from its June meeting to unveil insights on a divided FOMC. On the data front, the US will release the ISM Services PMI, existing home sales, and its full trade balance. (TradingEconomics)

-Security Concerns-
1. Hundreds Donate to Support Air Force Engineer Charged with Destroying Automatic License Plate Readers: Virginia-based Air Force engineer and mechanic Jeffrey Sovern has been charged with 13 counts of destruction of property, six counts of petit larceny, and six counts of possession of burglary tools related to the destruction of license plate cameras, numerous news outlets reported. These automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs, are starting to blanket the United States, spreading across small towns and bustling cities alike by the thousands. While ostensibly framed as crime fighting tools, the AI-powered spy devices have raised significant privacy and social policy concerns, especially as innocent citizens get caught up in the dragnet. There’s also no shortage of citizens who prefer a more direct-action approach. Armed with garbage bags, spray paint, and even chainsaws, a not insignificant number of privacy vigilantes have taken the fight to Flock, using any means to free their neighborhoods of the ominous surveillance poles. (Breitbart) (AC- The rise of not only ALPRs but also AI-enabled face, gait, and other identifying video intelligence is alarming. Take a look at deflock.org, just to see how prevelant these cameras now are. Big brother is certainly on the rise.)

2. Fake Mac Clipboard App Delivers New Password-Stealing Malware: Mac users searching for the open-source clipboard manager Maccy are being targeted by a fake version of the app that installs a new Rust-based infostealer dubbed PamStealer, according to cybersecurity firm Jamf Threat Labs. If successful, the malware could steal users’ passwords and crypto wallet keys. (Decrypt)

-Technology and Science-
1. CIA chief highlights major shifts in agency’s tech approach: “We simply can't afford to wait for a risk-free approach when it comes to emerging technologies, it doesn't exist. We have to move fast, we have to be aggressive, and we have to take full advantage of the ingenuity that sets America apart,” CIA Director John Ratcliffe said in rare remarks at the AWS Summit in Washington, D.C. “AI, in particular, is a domain in which the @CIA must excel, because every algorithmic decision has implications for U.S. strategic advantage and for the national security of all of our people,” He noted that last year he had elevated the agency’s Center for Cyber Intelligence into its own mission center and transformed its Directorate of Digital Innovation into the Directorate of Mission Systems. “This is the fundamental reshaping of the CIA's entire approach to technology.” he said. (RecordedFuture)

-Bitcoin Community
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-Bitcoin Sentiment-
1. Fear(0)/Greed(100) Index: 24/100 (Up 1 pts)

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