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#bitcoin doesn’t move randomly.
It repeats behavior; just at different prices.

When you zoom out and compare the previous cycle to the current one, the structure is almost identical.

Let’s break it down 👇

📈 Phase 1: Higher High
Both cycles started the same way.
A strong bullish expansion that convinced everyone the trend would last forever.

🐂 Momentum was strong. Sentiment was euphoric.

🔻 Phase 2: Structural Break
After the higher high, price failed to continue.
Support zones broke. Momentum shifted.

🧱 Phase 3: Weekly Low Reaction
In both cycles, Bitcoin found a major weekly low.
Buyers stepped in. Hope returned.

This is where most traders got confused... thinking the worst was over.

⏸️ Phase 4: Range
This is where we are now.

Price is no longer trending.
It’s digesting the prior move inside a wide range.

Volatility increases. Direction disappears.
Traders get chopped. Investors get tested.

This phase is not about speed, it’s about patience.

💡 Key Insight
Phase 4 is not bearish.
But it’s also not bullish.

It’s a transition phase... where weak hands exit, strong hands accumulate, and the next big move is quietly prepared.

The same movie.
Different year. Different price.

🤔 Question:
Do you think this range resolves the same way as the last cycle… or does Bitcoin surprise everyone this time?

⚠️ Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Always do your own research and manage risk properly.

📚 Stick to your trading plan regarding entries, risk, and management.
#BTC #BTCVSGOLD #TrendingTopic
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A trip to $60,000 and back before coffee.

Bitcoin $BTC  spent the end of last week doing what it does best: reminding traders that fire-breathing dragons aren’t in fairytales only.

After a sharp drop to $60,033 on Thursday torched thousands of long positions, the world’s largest cryptocurrency bounced hard. By Friday, it had clawed its way back above $70,000. Still, that dip was the orange coin’s lowest level since October 2024 and roughly 52% below last year’s record of $126,000.

By Monday morning, Bitcoin looked almost calm. It hovered around $70,700, barely changed on the day. The contrast with last week’s price action felt dramatic. Bitcoin rarely travels in straight lines, and this was another reminder.

🤔 Buy the Dip or Declare It Gone?

As always, opinions split fast. Some traders rushed to declare Bitcoin’s demise (for the 463th time – there’s a website for that). Others quietly loaded up, calling the move a classic paper-hands shakeout.

Markets, by nature, lean optimistic. The real question is whether optimism has enough fuel to pull Bitcoin out of its recent slump and into a renewed upside phase. The bounce has been impressive, an 18% upswing, but conviction remains fragile.

🌪️ Volatility Is a Feature, Not a Bug

Extreme volatility comes with the territory. Bitcoin’s slide from a $126,000 peak in October arrived despite a crypto-friendly White House and accelerating institutional adoption.

For some investors, that raised uncomfortable questions about Bitcoin’s role during periods of geopolitical stress.

Digital gold? Perhaps. Perfect hedge? That debate remains open.

🧊 The Market Finds Its Feet, Carefully

The broader crypto market has stabilized, though nerves remain close to the surface and Bitcoin still commands the lion’s share, according to the dominance chart. Traders describe the tone as cautious rather than confident. Or every analyst’s favorite expression: cautious optimism.

One level stands out on everyone’s chart. The $60,000 threshold has emerged as the primary near-term support. It marked the floor of last week’s selloff and remains the line bulls prefer not to revisit anytime soon.

On the upside, $75,000 carries symbolic weight. A sustained break above that zone would strengthen the case that the worst of the bear phase has passed and that buyers are regaining control.

📈 Institutions Quietly Step Back In

While price action grabbed headlines, flows told a quieter story. US Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $221 million in inflows on February 6, suggesting that some investors viewed the selloff as an opportunity rather than a warning sign.

Institutional participation tends to move slowly and deliberately. These flows do not guarantee higher prices, but they add some confidence during moments of stress. For a market built on confidence, that matters.

🧮 The Levels That Matter Now

If $BTC is serious about $70,000, attention turns to a handful of technical levels that traders are watching closely.

But before that, let’s talk about the 200-week moving average near $58,000, a level Bitcoin respected during the recent dip. Holding above it keeps the longer-term structure intact.

Next sits the $73,000 to $75,000 zone, an area packed with prior support and resistance. Clearing it convincingly would signal momentum shifting back toward the bulls.

Beyond that, the path opens toward $81,000, a level that could act as the next magnet if sentiment continues to improve.

Again, that is if the OG coin manages to reel itself out of the sub-$70,000 area. The bounce from $60,000 reminded traders that sharp selloffs often attract bargain hunters and dip scoopers.

Off to you: So where do you stand right now? Are you holding your Bitcoin, exploring alternatives, or watching from the sidelines? Share how you are navigating this market in the comments.
#BTC #bitcoin #TrendingTopic

Most traders are taught to search for winning signals.
Experienced traders learn to spot the right context.

While price action is not a shortcut to certainty, it is a framework for interpreting market behavior in real time.

🧭 THE MYTH

Many traders spend years rotating through indicators, systems, and templates, hoping one combination will finally eliminate uncertainty. Not surprisingly, this search usually comes from frustration with lag, contradiction, and noise.

First, price action is not a secret technique that can guarantee success. It is a practical way to prioritize what the market is already doing, instead of what tools suggest it should do.

📌 PRICE ACTION IS NOT AN ANTI-INDICATOR RELIGION

A common misunderstanding is that price action requires a “naked chart” at all costs.

But professionals do not think in absolutes. They use whatever works, with a clear prioritization.

Price action remains the primary source of information, while other tools continue to contribute to your analysis.

The key here is that indicators should not override price. They are secondary measurements that should confirm, not override, what price is already expressing.

Price action trading means using price movement as your principal focus.

🎯 WHY FAILED MOVES MATTER MORE THAN SUCCESSFUL ONES

Retail traders fear failed breakouts and stopped-out trades; experienced traders study them.

When the market attempts to move in one direction and fails repeatedly, it reveals positioning pressure and trapped traders

This is why second attempts often matter more than first ones. A two-legged pullback in a trend is not interesting because of its shape. It is interesting because it shows repeated failure by countertrend traders.

The same logic applies to double bottoms and double tops. What matters is not the pattern, but the apparent inability of price to continue.

📐 SWINGS CREATE CONTEXT, NOT SINGLE CANDLES

Isolated candlestick patterns have little meaning without structure.

Context comes from price swings. And swings are extremely useful, revealing whether the market is progressing, retracing, or compressing.

Market state can be defined objectively by swing behavior:

Bull trend: rising swing highs and rising swing lows
Bear trend: falling swing highs and falling swing lows
Consolidation: overlapping highs and lows with no clear progression

This swing-based framework removes much of the subjectivity found in pattern-based trading.

Once you work out the market structure, signals only matter when they align with structure.

⏱ WHY TIME CAN BE A DISTRACTION

Time-based charts force the market to print bars even when nothing meaningful happens. For example, a 1-minute chart will produce a candlestick every minute, even if there's no price movement within that minute.

This creates the illusion of movement during stagnation.

Consider price-based charts that removes time for a different perspective, as they only update when price actually moves.

When the market pauses, the chart pauses.

Common price-based chart types include:
RenkoRange barsPoint and FigureHeiken Ashi

These chart types are all available on TradingView so you can experiment with them freely. This is an example of a Point and Figure chart.

These tools do not predict direction, but they can help to reduce noise created by inactivity.

🔁 SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE ARE ZONES THAT FLIP

Support and resistance are not precise lines. Instead, they are areas where participation has historically changed behavior.

Key sources of these zones include:

Prior swing highs and lowsRound numbersFibonacci levelsMoving averages and pivots

One of the most persistent dynamics in markets is role reversal. Former support often becomes resistance, and vice versa.

This happens because memory exists in price. Levels that mattered before tend to matter again.

Support and resistance zones, combined with market inertia, form a durable edge.

🛠 A SIMPLE, REPEATABLE ANALYTICAL PROCESS
Identify the market state using the swing structureDefine key zones where participation previously shiftedWait for failure or acceptance near those zonesExecute only when price confirms your thesisExit when the structure invalidates your idea

📍 FINAL TAKEAWAY

There is no magic method. But you can design a streamlined analytical process that clarifies rather than muddies.

The most important question is not what indicator you are using. It is whether you are reacting to tools, or responding to the price itself
#RiskAssetsMarketShock #TrendingTopic $BTC

Binance Wallet is pleased to introduce Alpha Box, a new airdrop mechanism that combines multiple projects in a single event.
What is Alpha Box?
- Alpha Box is a new airdrop model pioneered by Binance, where multiple projects contribute their tokens to a single event. Users can participate by exchanging Binance Alpha Points to receive the Alpha Box airdrop and obtain tokens of equivalent value from one of the prominent projects in the box.

If you’ve spent any time in crypto, you’ve probably heard mixed opinions about P2P trading. Some people swear by it. Others call it a scam waiting to happen. The truth, as usual, sits somewhere in the middle.
P2P trading on Binance is not a scam by default. But it can become risky if you don’t understand how it works or ignore basic rules.
Let’s break it down properly, without hype or fear-mongering.
What P2P Trading Actually Means
P2P (peer-to-peer) trading means you’re buying or selling crypto directly with another user, not with Binance itself. Binance acts as the middle layer by providing the platform, escrow system, and dispute resolution.
You agree on a price, choose a payment method (bank transfer, mobile money, etc.), and complete the trade directly with another person.
This setup is powerful, especially in regions where bank restrictions or fiat onramps are limited. But power always comes with responsibility.
Why People Think P2P Is a Scam
Most P2P horror stories come from users breaking the rules or trusting the wrong signals.
Common mistakes include:
Releasing crypto before confirming paymentAccepting payments from third-party accountsCommunicating outside the Binance chatFalling for fake SMS or edited payment screenshots
When these mistakes happen, people blame the platform. In reality, the system worked, but the user ignored it.
How Binance P2P Keeps Users Safe
Binance P2P has several built-in protections that many users underestimate.
First is escrow. When a trade starts, the seller’s crypto is locked by Binance. The seller cannot run away with it once the order is open.
Second is in-platform chat and dispute support. If something goes wrong and you followed the rules, Binance moderators can review evidence and step in.
Third is merchant history and ratings. You can see how many trades someone has completed, their completion rate, and feedback from other users. This matters more than price.
Used correctly, these features make Binance P2P one of the safer P2P systems in crypto.
Where the Real Risk Comes From
The biggest risk in P2P trading isn’t Binance. It’s human behavior.
Scammers rely on urgency, confusion, and inexperience. They may pressure you to release funds quickly, ask you to cancel orders, or request communication outside the platform. These are red flags.
Another overlooked risk is chargebacks. Some payment methods allow reversals. If you’re selling crypto, choosing irreversible payment methods is critical.
P2P isn’t “set and forget.” It requires attention.
Simple Rules That Keep You Safe
From my experience, following these rules removes most risk:
Never release crypto until payment is fully confirmed in your bankOnly trade with users who have strong history and high completion ratesKeep all communication inside BinanceNever accept third-party paymentsTake screenshots and records for every trade
If a deal feels rushed or weird, walk away. There will always be another order.
So, Safe or Scam?
Binance P2P is a tool. In the right hands, it’s safe, efficient, and often cheaper than traditional onramps. In careless hands, it can turn into an expensive lesson.
Calling P2P a scam oversimplifies the problem. The platform provides protection. The outcome depends on how well you use it.
Crypto rewards self-responsibility. P2P trading is no exception.
Final Thought
If you’re new, start small. Learn the flow. Make mistakes with tiny amounts, not life-changing money. Once you understand the system, P2P can become one of the most useful features Binance offers, especially in regions where access matters most.
Used wisely, it’s not a scam. It’s an opportunity.
#P2P #P2PScamAwareness #P2PScam #crypto #TrendingTopic

Bitcoin price forecasts still favor lower macro lows as traders brace for US inflation data and renewed Japan-driven currency volatility.
Bitcoin 
$BTC $68,879 starts the second week of February still on the defensive after last week’s sharp drawdown, with traders increasingly eyeing a deeper retracement toward $60,000 — and even $50,000 — before a durable macro bottom forms.

Market forecasts agree that Bitcoin price action has not yet put in a reliable long-term bottom.CPI week comes as markets lose faith in Fed rate cuts in March.US dollar strength begins to fade as analysts eye a potential rerun of 2021 for Bitcoin-dollar correlation.Japan’s election turns heads, with analysis seeing a weaker yen and crypto headwinds to come.Bitcoin miners send large amounts to exchanges as the dust settles on the snap downside.

BTC price expected to attempt $60,000 retest
Bitcoin continues to trade above $70,000 as the week gets underway, but traders are anything but bullish on the short-term BTC price outlook.
Data from TradingView shows a lack of volatility around the weekly close, with BTC/USD staying around 20% higher versus its 15-month lows from last week.

In an X thread covering lower time frames, trader CrypNuevo warned that the current relief may end up as a manipulative move to liquidate late short positions.
“The intention to push price up first would be to hit the short liquidations that exist between $72k-$77k mainly. But this move is just a guess,” he wrote. 
“What we're really anticipating here is the long wick getting filled at least 50% of it in the next weekly candles.”

CrypNuevo implied that the lows could see at least a partial retest in the short term.
“It could be an immediate wick-fill. But in the case of having a move up first, then it could probably take around 5-8 weekly candles to get filled,” he forecast. 
At the weekend, Cointelegraph reported on a broad consensus that price would make new macro lows in the future — and that these could take BTC/USD to $50,000 or lower.

Trader Daan Crypto Trades meanwhile considered less exciting BTC price action to come next.
“After such a volatile few weeks, price will attempt to start ranging at some point. With this recent spike in volatility and big retrace yesterday, there's a good chance we are hitting that point about now,” he told X followers Sunday. 
“Would expect volatility to slowly come off a bit again, a range to be formed and from there on out we can reassess and look for opportunities.”
CPI due as Fed policy nerves emerge
The macro focus is back on US inflation data this week as wild gyrations in precious metals settle.
The January print of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), due Friday, forms the highlight and will follow various US employment data releases.
“Earnings season is also in full swing and macroeconomic uncertainty is elevated,” trading resource The Kobeissi Letter added on the week’s outlook.
Since announcing the new Chair of the Federal Reserve, President Donald Trump has failed to calm market nerves about future financial policy. His pick, Kevin Warsh, is thought to be notionally opposed to easing financial conditions — something that has already weighed on risk-asset performance.
Markets thus have little faith in interest rates going lower at the Fed’s next meeting in mid-March — even if Warsh is only due to take over in May.
Data from CME Group’s FedWatch Tool currently gives 82% odds of rates staying at current levels.

Commenting, analytics resource Mosaic Asset Company pointed to “stubborn” US inflation statistics as a reason for a more hawkish Fed — and associated market nerves.
“The combination of stronger economic growth and stubbornly high core inflation might starting casting a doubt on the interest rate outlook across the yield curve,” it wrote in the latest edition of its regular newsletter, “The Market Mosaic.”
Mosaic said that difficult conditions for the Fed were a “major catalyst behind the selloff in growth and AI stocks this year.”
“Rising rates makes the present value of future corporate profits worth less in today’s terms, while higher rates presents competition for investor capital as well,” it added.
As the week began, meanwhile, gold returned to the $5,000 mark, while US stocks futures joined Bitcoin in a relief bounce off Friday’s lows. 

US dollar at a ten-year crossroads
For both Bitcoin and the broader risk-asset market, US dollar strength is becoming an increasingly important potential volatility catalyst.
The US dollar index (DXY), which enjoyed a relief rally following a trip to multiyear lows near 95.5 in late January, is failing to reclaim levels above 98.

A strong dollar tends to result in pressure for Bitcoin, and while the correlation has undergone many changes in recent years, the long-term trend may provide bulls with a more reliable tailwind.
“Still holding that support. But really critical level for the long-term trend,” analyst Aksel Kibar wrote in recent dollar commentary. 
“$DXY can offer a great trade setup soon. Long or short. irrespective of direction.”

Kibar eyed DXY possibly now breaking out of a ten-year trading channel to the downside, but said that more data would be necessary before this was confirmed.
An alternative perspective comes from Henrik Zeberg, chief macro economist at crypto market insight company Swissblock.
In an X post last week, Zeberg likened the current relationship between BTC and DXY to early 2021 — around ten months before BTC/USD saw the blow-off top in its last bull market.
Far from breaking down, DXY could in fact be at the start of its next bull run.
“Strong DXY is BEARISH for BTC - just not in the initial phase of the Bull. Likely because ROTATION into US Assets,” he wrote. 
“In 2021 - we had 12 weeks of BTC rally into the new DXY Bull. The rally gained 130% into the TOP for BTC. I see same development again! +100% gain in BTC - into its FINAL TOP.”

An accompanying chart suggested a target for that “final top” at $146,000.

Yen weakness stays on the radar
For the short term, however, Bitcoin faces another macro hurdle: a new fiscal policy era in Japan.
After the reelection of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Japanese stocks surged to record highs — and analysis now sees negative impacts for US investment vehicles and crypto.
“The landslide victory of Sanae Takaichi marks Japan’s shift toward aggressive fiscal stimulus and tolerance for currency depreciation,” analyst XWIN Research Japan wrote in a blog post published on onchain analytics platform CryptoQuant. 
“The ‘Takaichi Trade’ has lifted the Nikkei to record highs while reshaping global capital flows.”

XWIN referenced findings warning of “slowing inflows” into US equity exchange-traded funds (ETFs), thanks to a weaker yen increasing the attractiveness of Japanese bonds.
“Against this backdrop, Bitcoin faces short-term downside risk,” it continued. 
“In risk-off phases, BTC tends to correlate with U.S. equities, allowing equity-led de-risking to spill into crypto markets. This pressure does not reflect deterioration in Bitcoin’s on-chain fundamentals, but cross-asset risk management.”
As Cointelegraph reported, crypto markets remain highly sensitive to Japan-related news, with one theory even attributing the yen carry trade to last week’s BTC price crash.
Analyzing the yen situation ahead of the election, Robin Brooks, a senior research fellow at Brookings, described its weakness as a “political liability.”
“With the election out of the way, especially if Takaichi does well, the optics of Yen depreciation won’t matter nearly as much,” he predicted. 
“So the election is conceivably a catalyst for the next round of Yen weakening.”

Bitcoin miners see “exceptional” exchange inflows
Bitcoin miners are busy adjusting to current reality after Bitcoin’s 15-month lows — but research warns that a sell-off risk remains.
Related: Bitcoin difficulty plunges, Buterin sells off Ethereum: Hodler’s Digest, Feb. 1 – 7
Miner inflows to exchanges reached their highest levels since 2024 in recent days, with Feb. 5 alone seeing total deposits of 24,000 BTC.
Describing that tally as “exceptional,” CryptoQuant contributor Arab Chain said that the market is undergoing a “redistribution phase.”
“Notably, this rise in miner activity comes within a market environment characterized by clear volatility and reduced risk appetite among segments of traders, which could add an extra layer of short-term selling pressure,” a blog post explained.
“However, these inflows do not necessarily indicate the start of a prolonged downtrend, but rather may represent a natural redistribution phase within the market cycle.”

The classic Hash Ribbons indicator, which measures periods of miner stress, likewise continues its reaction to Bitcoin’s flash crash.
The indicator’s two moving averages of hash rate show no sign of forming a classic bullish cross, firmly invalidating its latest “buy” signal from early January.

#BTC #TrendingTopic #bitcoin
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Altseason without myths: what actually shows up on charts before alts go crazy

Everyone loves to say “altseason is coming” the same way kids say “summer is coming” in March. Feels good, zero responsibility.

But altseason isn’t magic. It’s just money rotating. And that rotation leaves fingerprints on the charts way before your favorite microcap does +500%.

Let me walk you through the main conditions I usually want to see before I start taking alt setups seriously – not memes, not hopium, just price.

1. King Bitcoin does his move first

Healthy altseasons rarely start from a flat Bitcoin price.

Typical pattern:
- First, a strong impulsive move up on BTC
- After that move, BTC stops trending and starts chopping in a range
- Volatility cools down, candles get smaller, volume drops

TL;DR: Big boys rode BTC, locked in chunky profits, and now their fresh capital is looking for higher beta plays. That’s when alts start feeling “lighter”.

If BTC is nuking or making fresh parabolic highs every day, alts usually just get dragged around like bags on a train.

2. BTC dominance stops climbing and starts bleeding

Open BTC.D (Bitcoin dominance) and zoom out.

Before most big alt runs, I usually see:
- A clear uptrend in dominance while BTC is running
- Then a topping structure: double top, lower high, or a fake breakout above the previous high
- And then – the key part – a confirmed breakdown with lower lows

That’s literally money leaving BTC relative to alts.

No need to overcomplicate:
Rising dominance – the market respects Bitcoin.
Falling dominance – the market starts gambling on the side quests.

3. ETH vs BTC wakes up

ETHBTC is my canary in the coal mine.

If ETH can’t even beat BTC, why should I expect your random GameFi coin to do it?

Before many altseasons, I’ve watched:
- ETHBTC prints a base or higher low
- Breaks local resistance
- Starts grinding up, even if slowly

ETH often leads the rotation. When this pair wakes up, liquidity is starting to accept “more risk”.

4. Total alt market cap breaks structure

Open TOTAL2 or TOTAL3 – that’s your x-ray of altcoins as a whole.

What I like to see:
- A clear downtrend turning into a sideways accumulation range
- Higher lows forming under a big horizontal resistance
- Breakout of that resistance with expanding volume

That’s not your random lucky pump – that’s the whole sector getting repriced.

5. Volume rotation: BTC quiet, alts noisy

Check the volume bars:
- BTC: volume fades while it ranges
- Major alts: volume spikes on green days, pullbacks on lower volume

That’s exactly what “rotation” looks like. Money doesn’t appear from nowhere – it walks from chart to chart.

Maybe I’m wrong, but I think “altseason” is mostly a marketing term influencers use when they've run out of Bitcoin content. On charts, it’s just a sequence:
BTC pumps → BTC chills → dominance tops → ETHBTC turns → alt market cap breaks out → volume rotates.

Last nuance: don’t try to guess the exact start like it’s New Year’s midnight. Focus on conditions, not dates. When several of these signals line up, I start hunting alt setups. When they disappear, I stop dreaming about 50x and go back to trading what the market actually gives.

In the end, altseason is just greed with a chart pattern. Learn to spot the pattern – and the greed will find you on its own.
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Here are the indicators and levels I use for macro accumulation, and how I combine them to decide when risk/reward starts to favor buying not trading, not guessing bottoms, but long-term positioning.

1️⃣ $2150 — 0.5 Fibonacci Level

The $2150 zone aligns with the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement of the larger move.

Why this matters:

* The 0.5 fib often acts as a psychological midpoint
* In previous cycles, this level frequently acted as:

- a reaction zone
- a pause before continuation
- or the first area where long-term buyers step in

I don’t treat this as a guaranteed bottom but it’s a first macro accumulation interest zone, especially if other conditions align.

2️⃣ $1400 — 2018 Top + April 2025 Rejection

The $1400 zone is structurally much stronger.

It represents:

* the 2018 cycle top (former resistance → potential support)
* a clear rejection area in April 2025, confirming it as a key market memory level

Markets tend to respect old highs and lows because:

* long-term participants anchor to them
* they often become zones of high liquidity
* they attract both defensive buyers and late sellers

3️⃣ RSI Below 30 — Macro Oversold

Historically, RSI below 30 on higher timeframes has marked:

* periods of extreme pessimism
* forced selling
* long-term opportunity, not comfort

Important:

* RSI < 30 does not mean price must reverse immediately
* it signals risk asymmetry starting to favor buyers

4️⃣ Below the Weekly 200 Moving Average

The Weekly 200 MA is one of the most important cycle filters.

In past bear markets:

* price often trades below the Weekly 200 MA
* true macro bottoms usually form after this condition is met

Being below it doesn’t mean cheap”by default but it confirms bear-market territory, which is where long-term accumulation historically makes sense.

5️⃣ Below the Monthly 100 Moving Average

The Monthly 100 MA adds a higher-timeframe confirmation.
When price is: below the Monthly 100 MA, it signals

* long-term trend damage
* compressed expectations
* reduced speculative excess

This combination has historically aligned with multi-year accumulation zones, not local pullbacks.

6️⃣ USDT.D Above 7%

Stablecoin dominance is a risk-off indicator.

When USDT.D is above ~7%:

* capital is parked on the sidelines
* fear is elevated
* risk appetite is suppressed

Macro accumulation tends to work best when:

* fear is high
* liquidity is defensive
* sentiment is negative

If this framework is useful, let me know if you’d like to see similar macro accumulation analysis for other assets.
Happy to break down additional charts using the same approach.
#ETH #Ethereum #TrendingTopic

Digital asset treasuries are feeling the heat as unrealized losses continue to stack up across the board.
As of February 6, 2026, major institutional treasuries heavily concentrated in Bitcoin ($BTC ) and Ethereum ($ETH ) are sitting on substantial paper losses. The so-called diamond hands of the industry are being tested at a scale rarely seen before.
Largest Unrealized Losses by Treasury
Strategy: Leading the pack with a staggering -$8.9B unrealized loss on its Bitcoin holdingsBitmine: Close behind at -$8.6B, primarily exposed to EthereumTwenty One: Down -$1.9BBitcoin Standard: Sitting at -$1.7B in lossesMetaplanet: Holding through approximately -$1.4B

Even treasuries with significant $SOL exposure, such as Forward and Solana Company, have not been spared, posting combined losses exceeding $1.4B.
In total, unrealized losses across the top 10 digital asset treasuries now exceed $26B.
Despite the drawdown, institutional conviction remains intact at least for now. The key question the market is watching closely:
Is this a generational accumulation zone… or the calm before another wave of capitulation?
The answer will likely define the next major phase of the crypto cycle.
#CryptoAnalysis #CryptoMarketMoves #TrendingTopic