Can the 200 days moving average save BTC ???
Source: Trend Spider
Bitcoin: while are retail dumping, whales buying
Source: Glassnode
10% of the outstanding $BTC is held by $MSTR and the 11 Spot BTC ETFs.
These are the ways normies hold $BTC in regulated brokerage accounts. Collectively, the avg purchase price is $85.36K, meaning the average is now ~$8k underwater, with an unrealized loss of ~$7B. Source: Bianco Research
The unwinding of popular strategies such as the yen carry trade in traditional markets have been adding to the selling pressure on bitcoin.
The yen carry-trade strategy involves borrowing the relatively low-yielding yen and investing in other currencies offering higher returns. According to Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak & Co, “Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are assets that tend to move with liquidity. When liquidity is more plentiful, cryptos rally, and when it’s less plentiful, they decline.” “Well, one of the best indicators for the level of liquidity in the system is the yen carry trade.” Source: zerohedge
Bitcoin investors are now eyeing the $80,000 price level for support
- Rate cuts can't pump BTC. - Pro-crypto President can't pump BTC. - Weak dollar can't pump BTC. - Institutional adoption can't pump BTC. - Fed injecting liquidity can't pump BTC. - Stocks new ATH can't pump BTC. Is there anything that could pump BTC now? Which comes first? BTC $300k or a massive suck out of global liquidity??? Source: Zerohedge
Tether owns 3X more gold than bitcoin.
Gold: Tether holds ~140 tons = $24B Bitcoin: Tether holds $8B in Bitcoin Source: Marin Katusa @MarinKatusa
In exactly 50 days, Bitcoin's circulating supply will hit 20m.
At that point, there will only be 1m Bitcoin left to be mined. Forever. Source: Jesse Myers (Croesus 🔴) @Croesus_BTC
US SENATE VOTING ON CLARITY ACT CANCELLED 🚨 Most people don't know the real reason behind this.
The Senate Banking Committee has pulled the vote on the Clarity Act after major pushback from the crypto industry, including Coinbase’s announcement that it won’t support the Crypto Market Structure Bill. Key points of concern: Stablecoin Yields Crushed The Act would ban interest payments on stablecoins, benefiting big banks by eliminating competition and protecting their deposit monopoly. Tokenized Equities Restricted Tokenized stocks would fall under the SEC’s strict securities rules, effectively blocking peer-to-peer or DeFi-style stock tokenization. Permissionless DeFi Threatened AML/KYC rules would require identity verification and monitoring, undermining DeFi’s core principles of anonymity and open access.
