Wallets holding between 10 and 10,000 $BTC accumulated more than 85,000 BTC in about three weeks, according to Santiment. Nearly 7 billion. Yesterday, Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows of $82 million. The price remains near $82,000. One is selling, another is accumulating. Who do you believe? ⛵ #Bitcoin #whales
$BTC opens at 81,488, -1.4% in 24 hours. The pressure came from outflows from spot ETFs: it fell below 81,000 and hit lows near 80,250. The 80,000 zone is now in play—the floor that has been holding this week. Are you watching it, or not anymore? ⛵ Follow me for the analysis every morning #Bitcoin #BTC #Crypto
$TIA rose 18% in 24 hours and passed $0.70. The curious thing: there’s no specific news. It broke out of the $0.45–0.60 range where it spent almost all of October, and the community is debating a change to its tokenomics. Still, it’s down 97% from its peak. Real rebound or trap? #Celestia #TIA #Altcoins
Unpopular take: RWAs aren't crypto's revolution; they're TradFi in a blockchain disguise. Neither permissionless nor decentralized, and much of what's tokenized is concentrated or inactive. If the issuer can freeze your token, what changed?
$BTC opens at 81,846, up 0.8% in 24h. $ETH leads: +3% to 2,444. After the hot CPI, BTC fell below 81,000; the rebound came from spot, while ETH ETFs are still seeing outflows. In play: 83,700, the high before the data. Real rebound or relief? ⛵ Follow me for analysis every morning #Bitcoin #Ethereum
$NEAR up 12% in 24 hours, among the top 20 biggest movers today.
I couldn’t find a specific news story to explain it: it’s bouncing after correcting from $6. In the background: Intents with $34B+ in volume and about $79M in inflows to Bitwise’s ETF.
$ETH en 2,337, down 4.8% in 24 hours and 7.5% over 7 days. Hot CPI raised the odds of rate hikes, liquidated long positions, and ETF outflows are now in their 9th consecutive session. Worst week for outflows since January; at the start of October, it was trading between 2,600 and 2,715. Do you follow ETF flows or the price? ⛵ #ETH #Macro
U.S. Bitcoin ETFs lost $261 million yesterday. It’s institutional money flowing out: usually interpreted as distribution. But whales now hold 3.03 million $BTC , the highest since November 2025 (CryptoQuant). One lets go, another accumulates. Who do you believe? ⛵ #BTC #Whales
$BTC opens at 81,053, down 2.7% in 24h. Higher-than-expected inflation in the U.S. revived rate-hike bets: nearly $1B in liquidations, ~90% of them longs. During the early Asian hours, it came close to 80,000 and bounced. Will that floor hold? ⛵ Follow me for analysis every morning #Bitcoin #Crypto
Market close: portfolio -3.6% (DCA-weighted). $SOL -4.6% · $BTC -2.1% · $ETH -3.1% A red day. I’m not selling anything: the next contribution buys at a lower price, and the catamaran waits at anchor for the wind. Follow me and keep following the journey to the catamaran ⛵ #DCA #Solana #Bitcoin How did your portfolio close today?
$RSR rose 59% in 24 hours, and almost all of it happened in 15 minutes in the early hours. The spark: Upbit announced KRW and USDT pairs. The Korean listing effect, once again. What gives me pause: volume up 9,000% in a day. These spikes tend to reverse quickly. Will it last, or is it a trap? #RSR #Upbit #Altcoins
$ETH at 2,538, +1.6% in 24 hours but -6.4% for the week. The rise came from ~ $48M in short liquidations, with ETFs seeing outflows. The low hit 2,503: the 2,500 floor held, but without ETFs in the green, it’s a short-covering bounce, not demand. What do you look at first, liquidations or ETFs? ⛵ #ETH #Ethereum
$BTC opens at 83,467, +0.6% in 24 hours. $ETH leads: +2.25% at 2,557. Quiet overnight: the rebound came more from ETH than BTC. BTC is still ~5% down in 2026: the year-start price is the zone in play. Are you watching BTC or ETH this week? ⛵ Follow me for the analysis every morning #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Crypto
Oil beat Bitcoin: 4 lessons from a red week ahead of the inflation report
On Monday, Bitcoin was hovering around USD 86,600. On Thursday, it hit USD 80,427. There was no hack, bankruptcy, or crypto news to explain it: a barrel of oil drove the move. This week delivered an uncomfortable lesson for those of us who believe in crypto for the long term: today, prices aren’t determined solely by the blockchain; they’re also shaped by the world beyond it. Here’s what happened, with the data, and what I’m doing with my portfolio. 1. Oil hit harder than any crypto news On Thursday, October 8, reports emerged that the United States could resume attacks on Iran, along with new incidents involving ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Brent reached USD 105.88 and WTI USD 93.20 (Cointelegraph).