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June 29, 2026

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On June 8, Israel struck military targets inside Iran in the latest escalation of the Middle East conflict that has rattled global markets since February.

Within hours, more than $1 billion in leveraged crypto positions were wiped out.

Bitcoin fell more than 2%. Ethereum dropped roughly 7%. Liquidations cascaded across the market as traders hit the exits all at once.

Old Teeka would have nodded and moved on.

I’ve been in markets long enough to know that when geopolitical shocks hit, risk assets like crypto sell off. That’s just the nature of the beast.

Crypto always takes the first punch because it trades 24-7 and offers instant liquidity. There are no circuit breakers and no waiting for Monday’s opening. Just an immediate reaction to whatever just happened in the world.

Normally, I’d file that under expected volatility and move on. But something stopped me this time. And I couldn’t just move on.

What Changed This Time

Over the past two weeks, I’ve been investigating something I call the Extraction Cycle. And once you see it, you can’t unsee it. It’s changed the way I look at every move in this market.

Here’s what the Extraction Cycle has done to me as an analyst. It’s made me question my own read of the market in a way I never have before.

Not because I’ve lost my edge. But because the Extraction Cycle is specifically designed to hide inside normal market behavior. It uses fear, panic, and legitimate volatility as cover.

A geopolitical shock is perfect cover. When $1 billion evaporates from the crypto market on the same day Israel strikes Iran, the natural human response is to connect those two things and stop asking questions.

The story writes itself and the explanation feels complete.

But here’s what I keep coming back to: Of course, the Iran strike explains the selloff. But can I be sure that’s all it was?

I’m not saying it wasn’t. I have no proof the Extraction Cycle was running that day. But I also can’t prove it wasn’t. That uncertainty is exactly what these institutional traders count on.

We Saw This Pattern Before

Here’s what made June 8 hit differently for me.

Less than a week after the start of Operation Epic Fury, we published a piece that identified something traders were calling the “10 a.m. dump.”

The pattern was hard to ignore. Day after day, bitcoin would come under heavy selling pressure shortly after the U.S. stock market opened. Retail positions would get wiped out. Then, almost like clockwork, the market would stabilize and begin to recover.

We documented it. We reported it. We put it in front of you. And I missed it completely. I saw the pattern. I just didn't understand what I was actually looking at.

What was missing was the Extraction Cycle. The understanding that what looked like random volatility might not be random at all. That the 10 a.m. window wasn’t a coincidence. That the firms sitting at the center of the bitcoin pipeline had both the motive and the mechanism to potentially influence short-term price action.

When I went back and looked at March 4 through that lens, the dots started connecting.

This Has Happened Before. With Names Attached.

I want to be careful here. I’m not convicting anyone. What I’m doing is showing you that the behavior I’m describing isn’t some fringe theory cooked up on crypto Twitter.

There’s a paper trail for this kind of conduct: Court filings, regulatory settlements, and case after case showing how the most sophisticated players in the world have rigged the market to take money out of the pockets of everyday investors like you.

Let’s start with Jump Trading.

Jump Trading is one of the most powerful proprietary trading firms in the world. Its crypto subsidiary, Jump Crypto, held a trading entity called Tai Mo Shan.

In 2024, Tai Mo Shan settled with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for $123 million. The SEC found that Tai Mo Shan acted as an undisclosed market maker for TerraUSD — the algorithmic stablecoin that collapsed in May 2022 and wiped out roughly $40 billion in value.

According to the SEC, Tai Mo Shan purchased more than $20 million worth of UST to prop up the peg, deceiving the market into believing Terraform’s algorithmic mechanism was working as intended. Retail investors had no idea. They thought the system was holding on its own.

That’s not speculation. There was an actual settlement of $123 million.

On top of the SEC settlement, the bankruptcy estate of Terraform Labs filed a separate $4 billion civil lawsuit against Jump itself, alleging that minutes after Terraform pulled hundreds of millions in liquidity from a key trading pool, a wallet linked to Jump made a massive withdrawal from that same pool.

The lawsuit alleges this trade could only have been executed with advance knowledge of what was about to happen.

Jump denies wrongdoing and the civil case is ongoing.

Here’s what you need to understand. This wasn’t some fly-by-night operation. This was one of the most sophisticated trading firms in the world. A firm with deep roots inside crypto’s plumbing. They see the order flow. They move the markets. And regulators found they used all of that to benefit themselves while retail investors paid the price.

Now let’s talk about the firm at the center of what I call Project 938.

It paid out $9.38 billion in profits to its traders in a single year. That’s not a typo. $9.38 billion. Per employee, that's nearly 7x more than Goldman Sachs.

While you were losing money in crypto, their traders were splitting $9.38 billion. That number made me sick when I first saw it. And it’s why I named this project after it.

Now, here’s where it all clicked into place for me.

In February 2026, a lawsuit landed in federal court in New York. The allegation? Systematic market manipulation. The same repeated selling pressure my readers had been living through every single morning at 10 a.m. The firm denies all allegations.

The month that lawsuit became public, bitcoin bottomed. And the 10 a.m. dump pattern we documented on March 4 seemed to disappear.

Does that prove anything? No. But it’s a data point I can’t unsee.

So let’s go back to June 8.

Israel struck Iran. Within hours, $1 billion in leveraged crypto positions were gone. Just wiped out. The market sold off hard and fast, the way it always does when the world feels like it’s coming apart.

The geopolitical explanation is real. I’m not dismissing it. But here’s what I also know…

Some of the most sophisticated trading firms in the world were active in this market that day. And when you understand how they operate, you start to see that price action through a very different lens.

When the news hit and retail traders panicked, who was on the other side of those trades? I don’t know. Neither do you.

And that’s the problem. The Extraction Cycle doesn’t need calm markets. It feeds on chaos. Real fear. Real volatility. A headline everyone can understand. A clean explanation that lets people say, “That’s why bitcoin fell,” and then move on.

I can’t prove the Extraction Cycle was running under cover of the Iran news. But I can no longer assume it wasn’t.

Why I Launched Project 938

When I put all of this together — the 10 a.m. dump… the Jump settlement… the federal lawsuit… the February bottom… and now a $1 billion liquidation event where I genuinely couldn’t tell you what portion was geopolitical and what portion was manufactured — I knew something had changed.

Not that the old playbook was useless. Far from it.

It still matters. It still gives us an edge. But we can’t rely on it by itself anymore. This market has become too sophisticated and too crowded with players who understand exactly how retail investors think.

Look, for a decade I told my readers that volatility was the price of admission. You hold through the pain, and the gains would take care of themselves. I still believe that strategy works for the right assets held over the right time horizon.

But I also know this market has changed in ways I couldn’t have anticipated. And I wasn’t willing to just sit on my hands and pretend it hadn't. So I did something I've never done in my entire career.

I went behind enemy lines.

I spent months looking for someone who had sat on one of these institutional trading desks — someone who understood how The Extraction Cycle works from the inside.

I found him. I recruited him. And on Wednesday night, I introduced him to my readers for the first time.

I call him the Billion-Dollar Prodigy.

In his last year at one of the biggest institutional trading firms on the planet — a firm managing $500 billion in assets — he was one of their most profitable traders, generating more than $4 million in profits.

He left because he no longer wanted to be part of the machine that was extracting money from everyday investors.

On Wednesday night, he pulled back the curtain on the Extraction Cycle.

He showed exactly how it works and who’s running it. He revealed the proprietary indicator he built from his years inside these institutions — what we call the Moneyline — the single price level that tells you when the Extraction Cycle is over and the profit cycle begins.

If you missed the live event, the replay is available now. But I can’t promise it will stay up long. Stream the Project 938 replay here before it’s gone.

Friends, the next time $1 billion vanishes from the crypto market and everyone tells you it’s just the news — ask yourself one question.

Who was on the other side of that trade?

Let the Game Come to You!

Big T

P.S. In the Project 938 webinar, the Prodigy revealed three coins that have just crossed the Moneyline. These aren’t buy-and-hold positions. This is get in, ride the spike, get out — without leaving your money exposed to whatever is running beneath the surface of this market. The replay is live now. Watch it here.