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🔥 BULLISH: Solmate just added another 1,000 $SOL to its holdings, bringing its total stash to 1.25M SOL. The company says its growing focus on AI won’t change its long-term commitment to the Solana ecosystem. 🚀 #Altcoin Season# #Solana

🚨 UPDATE: Ethereum held on exchanges has dropped around 15% over the past 11 weeks, while Bitcoin’s exchange balances have quietly started rising again, according to Santiment. Interesting shift in how investors are positioning their $BTC and $ETH . 👀 #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

🔥 NEW: Ripple’s $XRP prime brokerage arm has raised $275M through a private bond placement, with the notes maturing in 2031 and carrying an 8.25% coupon. The funding comes as Ripple continues expanding its presence across the U.S. market. #Altcoin Season# #Ripple

🚨 UPDATE: Bitcoin managed to outperform the stock market today. But the bigger picture is still interesting: over the past 3 months, $BTC has only outperformed the S&P 500 on about one-third of trading days, marking its longest stretch of underperformance in six years. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

🇺🇸 UPDATE: The odds of the CLARITY Act becoming law in 2026 have dropped sharply to just 20%, down 45 percentage points, according to Polymarket. The market is now pricing in much lower odds of the bill passing this year. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

I went through 5,873 daily $BTC closes going back to 2010 to see how much time Bitcoin has historically spent near cycle lows. In the last two cycles, BTC stayed within roughly 10% of the eventual bottom for about 2 months, and within 20–30% for roughly 2–4 months. The catch? That’s all measured with hindsight. Take 2022. BTC was already within 20% of the eventual November low by mid-June, nearly 5 months before the actual bottom was confirmed. There’s no starting gun telling you when the bottom is in. Right now, BTC is around $62.7K, roughly 49.7% below the October 2025 high and 312 days removed from it. The previous three cycle lows arrived 372–420 days after their respective highs, which puts a September/October bottom within the historical range. But looking at drawdowns, previous cycle lows were around 75–81% below the high, meaning BTC historically had much deeper declines. None of this is a forecast. We only have a small number of completed cycles to work with. For me, the bigger takeaway is simple: The opportunity around a BTC cycle low has historically lasted a few months. If you wait for absolute confirmation that the bottom is in, though, most of that window may already be gone. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

Only 3 times in Bitcoin’s history have short-term holders capitulated at levels this extreme. In those cases, the market was close to a major bottom before $BTC eventually went parabolic. Capitulation can be painful, but historically, it has often been where the real opportunities begin. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

🔥 JUST IN: LG is teaming up with NVIDIA $NVDA to develop a next-generation bipedal humanoid robot powered by Isaac GR00T, with a public debut targeted for Q1 next year. Humanoid robotics continues to move closer to the mainstream. 🤖 #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

🚨 JUST IN: Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich says the company moved 5,014 $BTC between its custodial addresses as part of a routine operation. He clarified that no Bitcoin was sold and Metaplanet still holds 43,000 $BTC . #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

$SOL is still holding above the August low around $70.50, keeping the upside scenario in play. If that level continues to hold, SOL could potentially push toward the $89.40–$94 range, even under the more conservative outlook. #Altcoin Season# #SolanaETF

🔥 LATEST: BlackRock has reportedly cut the minimum size for in-kind $BTC -to-IBIT exchanges from $25M to just $1M, according to Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas. That’s a pretty significant reduction in the threshold. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

If $57K could be the final floor of this $BTC cycle. Bitcoin doesn’t need another explosive cycle multiple to reach well above $200K. The previous cycle delivered roughly 8.08x. If the next cycle retains only 40–50% of that multiple as returns continue to compress: • Base case: 3.23x → ~$184K • Bull case: 4.04x → ~$230K • Supercycle: 4.85x → ~$276K The model is simple: Next top ≈ cycle bottom × previous multiple × diminishing factor At a $57K bottom, that gives roughly $184K–$230K, with $276K as the more euphoric extension. It’s only a projection, but if Bitcoin’s diminishing-return pattern continues, this could be a reasonable range for the next cycle peak. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

🇺🇸 ETF flows on Aug. 7 were positive for $BTC and $ETH , while SOL and XRP saw no net flows. BTC: +101.7M ETH: +49.6M SOL: $0 XRP: $0 A decent day of inflows for BTC and ETH, with the rest remaining flat. #BTC Price Analysis# #Ethereum

It's interesting to see $BTC spot CVD now leading perpetual CVD. Spot CVD has already broken above its previous high, while perpetual CVD is still below its own. That difference helps explain why recent pullbacks haven't triggered the same wave of liquidation cascades seen in past range breakdowns. This doesn't guarantee the lows are safe. If spot demand starts weakening, BTC could still move lower. However, as long as spot buying remains strong, any retest of the range lows is more likely to be absorbed than in previous sell-offs. With less leverage driving the market, there's also less leverage that can unwind and accelerate downside moves. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

$SOL has reached an important support zone, where the chances of a broader recovery are starting to improve. The bigger-picture trend is still bearish for now, but the short-term price structure is showing signs of strengthening. #Altcoin Season# #Solana

🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: Spot Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana ETFs all recorded net inflows on Aug. 4. • $BTC : +211.49M • $ETH : +53.75M • SOL: +1M #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

Retail activity in $BTC is approaching its highest level of this bear market. The problem isn't a lack of buyers. Retail continues to buy the dips, while larger participants keep selling. Retail Volume Delta is around +686.5M, but mid-sized CVD sits at -8.8B and institutional-sized CVD at -12B. That imbalance explains why Bitcoin has struggled to sustain a recovery despite strong retail demand. Retail has absorbed a significant amount of supply, but it hasn't been enough to offset the selling from bigger players. The risk is that if BTC keeps falling, retail could eventually capitulate. Ironically, that may be the point where larger participants begin accumulating again. Historically, that shift, when retail weakens and institutional selling slows, has often marked the formation of a major Bitcoin bottom. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

🔥 BULLISH: $BTC has gained 9.82% so far in July, bouncing back after consecutive red months in May and June. Can the bulls keep the momentum going into August? #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#

🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: Spot Bitcoin, $SOL , and $XRP ETFs recorded net inflows on July 29, while spot Ethereum ETFs ended the day with net outflows. • BTC: +32.11M • ETH: -18.65M • SOL: +19.06M • XRP: +584.71K #Solana #Ripple

$BTC 's MVRV currently sits at 1.21. For comparison, previous bear market bottoms saw MVRV fall to: • 2018: 0.69 • 2022: 0.75 MVRV measures Bitcoin's market value against its realized value, giving a sense of how far price has moved above or below the network's average cost basis. Compared to past cycle lows, today's reading is still around 60% higher than 2022 and 75% higher than 2018. As volatility continues to compress and market cycles mature, it's possible this cycle forms a higher MVRV low. Even so, if we judge purely by historical benchmarks, Bitcoin has yet to reach the same level of capitulation seen at the bottoms of the last two bear markets. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#