According to @Ashcryptoreal, Bitcoin (BTC) just broke $113,000 in an Oct 26, 2025 post on X (source: @Ashcryptoreal). The post does not include an exchange quote, chart, or volume confirmation, so traders should verify the price on their own spot and futures feeds before acting (source: @Ashcryptoreal). If confirmed above the level cited by @Ashcryptoreal, traders typically watch for a 4h close holding over $113,000 and a retest of the level to gauge support and continuation, while a failure to hold increases pullback risk toward the cited breakout zone (source: @Ashcryptoreal for the level). Immediate checks include cross-exchange price parity, funding and open interest shifts, and order book support near $113,000, none of which were provided in the original post (source: @Ashcryptoreal). Treat this as a single-source alert and confirm before placing breakout or mean-reversion trades tied to the $113,000 level (source: @Ashcryptoreal for the initial alert).

According to the source, the claim that publicly traded Caliber is prioritizing Chainlink (LINK) over Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) for its treasury cannot be validated from primary corporate or regulatory disclosures provided here, so traders should seek confirmation via official filings or corporate statements before acting (sources: U.S. SEC EDGAR; Caliber investor relations; Chainlink official announcements). For confirmation, look for: a Form 8-K, 10-Q, 10-K, or audited financials explicitly disclosing digital asset holdings by token; a company press release or earnings call transcript detailing treasury policy; or an announcement from Chainlink’s official channels naming Caliber and the scope of any LINK treasury program (sources: U.S. SEC EDGAR; Caliber investor relations; Chainlink official blog). Until verified, avoid positioning solely on the headline; instead, set alerts for new SEC filings, monitor the company’s newsroom and conference call decks, and corroborate with on-chain addresses only if Caliber publicly discloses them for attribution (sources: U.S. SEC EDGAR; Caliber investor relations; Chainlink developer docs).

According to the source, a claim is circulating that the U.S. Department of Commerce will begin publishing official economic statistics on a blockchain. Treat this as unverified until confirmed by an official press release or notice from the U.S. Department of Commerce, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), the U.S. Census Bureau, or the Federal Register (sources: U.S. Department of Commerce; BEA; U.S. Census Bureau; Federal Register). For trading, avoid repositioning on this claim until an official communication is posted on those channels and reflected in the BEA/Census economic release calendars (sources: BEA release calendar; U.S. Census Bureau economic indicators calendar).