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The cash flow into Apro reflects what emotional state of the market
If you observe the cash flow into Apro only by looking at absolute numbers, it is easy to conclude incorrectly that this is an “unattractive” protocol, “not attracting strong capital.” But in my view, the cash flow into Apro does not reflect the profit ambitions of the market, but rather its emotional state. And that is the most interesting thing to read in the current period. In periods of market excitement, cash flow often carries very clear emotions: greed, confidence, even arrogance.
This week, Bitcoin increased by about 6% while the price of gold dropped significantly, by 4.65%.
Looking at these two numbers side by side, I can clearly feel the divergence of the flow of money, rather than just random fluctuations week by week.
What catches my attention more is that in the past, the last time Bitcoin entered a real parabolic uptrend was right after gold reached its peak.
When gold is no longer attractive to hold, the flow of money often starts to seek out assets with stronger growth stories, and Bitcoin has been such a destination.
If 4,550 USD is indeed the peak region for gold in this cycle, then in my opinion, this could be the beginning of a significant shift. Money may be gradually leaving gold and flowing into $BTC , not for short-term speculation, but because Bitcoin is increasingly being viewed as a form of "new gold" of the digital age. #BTC
What advantage does APRO have when DeFi no longer has large arbitrage opportunities?
One morning, I looked back at the DeFi market and felt a very different sensation compared to a few years ago: large arbitrage opportunities have almost disappeared. Thin spreads, faster bots, higher fees, more efficient markets. For many, this is a sign that DeFi is 'less attractive'. But for APRO, this is a very noteworthy context. The question is no longer 'Does APRO capture large arbitrage?', but what advantage does APRO have when large arbitrage no longer exists.
BlackRock is quietly ramping up its investment in crypto in 2025.
🚨 BlackRock is quietly ramping up its investment in crypto in 2025. The total value of Bitcoin and Ethereum assets that BlackRock holds has increased by approximately 22.58 billion USD, equivalent to +41%. Among them, Bitcoin $BTC still serves as the core of the portfolio, suitable for the role of long-term value storage. Ethereum stands out in growth speed, with an expansion of up to +184%, indicating that BlackRock is seriously betting on smart contract infrastructure and the on-chain economy in the long term.
Latest news: ETF investors still haven't returned to buy Bitcoin or Eth
In the last 30 days, the ETF funds $BTC and $ETH continue to record negative net flows, meaning that the money withdrawn is still greater than the money put in. This indicates that demand from traditional investors is still quite weak, even though prices have had certain rebounds and market sentiment is no longer as negative as before. ETFs often reflect cautious institutional flows, entering slowly but with large scale.
Closing a tumultuous 2025, Bitcoin enters 2026 with hopes of a price increase
I believe there will be a phase in 2026 when Bitcoin enters a more 'easy mode', especially for the short-term holders. The market has gone through a fairly long period of unpleasant volatility, and often after such phases, the price structure becomes more favorable. I also expect the gap between news and price movements to gradually narrow. In 2025, a lot of positive information was not fully reflected in the price, but strong corrections helped to gradually raise the price floor of the cycle.
BNB Chain ranks fourth in fee revenue in 2025, behind Solana, Tron, and Ethereum. Specifically, the network generated approximately 259 million USD in transaction fees, while Solana led with over 605 million USD, followed by Tron with around 582 million USD and Ethereum with nearly 522 million USD. Bitcoin comes after BNB Chain with about 173 million USD. From my perspective, this ranking fairly reflects the current cash flow structure in the market. High fee revenue is often associated with two factors: extremely large trading volume or clear payment utility.
What kind of performance evaluation does Apro align with for long-term investors?
When I think about the question “What kind of performance evaluation does Apro align with for long-term investors?”, I realize this is a question that many in crypto are not really ready to answer. Because most of the market is still used to evaluating performance by very short-term measures: token price increase or decrease, current APY, whether TVL is going up. But if approaching Apro with those measures, it is almost certain to lead to the wrong conclusion. Apro is not designed to look “effective” in the way the market is used to seeing.
BTC recovers in a still weak trend heading towards 2026
Bitcoin is experiencing a short-term retracement, rising about 1.1% in 24 hours and trading around the area of 88k8. However, when placed in a broader context, the medium-term trend is still not truly positive as BTC has decreased by 4.4% in 30 days and nearly 27% in 90 days. For me, this is a phase where the market, after a significant decline, sees technical retracements appearing but not enough to confirm a reversal.
I have sold my entire portfolio of precious metals to switch to Bitcoin.
This decision does not stem from my pessimism towards gold or silver. On the contrary, 2025 is expected to be a very good year for precious metals. Gold continues to set new highs, and silver is even the best-performing asset in the group, and a part of my capital has clearly benefited from that trend.
But for me, the market is not just about the story of 'good or bad assets'. More importantly, it's about the cycle and the rotation of capital flows. When a group of assets has risen sharply and is highly valued for an extended period, capital often starts to seek opportunities elsewhere.
I do not believe the market is repeating exactly like 2017 or 2021. In fact, each cycle is different.
However, as you can see, there are factors that remain unchanged: investor sentiment, profit expectations, and risk appetite. Currently, I observe that these factors are gradually leaning towards higher-risk assets.
Therefore, reallocating to Bitcoin for me is a move along the liquidity flow, not an emotional bet.
THIS IS A PERSONAL OPINION NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE DYOR
When questioning whether APRO is optimizing volatility-adjusted return, I think it is important to clarify one thing immediately: APRO does not explicitly state that they optimize this metric, but the entire way they design the system shows that they are behaving just like a protocol that places volatility-adjusted return ahead of raw return. The difference is that APRO does not measure value by the highest APY over a short period, but by how capital operates when the market does not follow a favorable scenario.
BTC is still moving sideways within a narrow range
$BTC is currently still 'stuck' in a clearly defined price range. As can be seen on the chart, Bitcoin has formed a sideways area of 'holiday', where liquidity is thin and the fluctuations are quite slow. With this type of market, opportunities usually only arise when the price hits the upper or lower boundaries of the trading range. Regarding the strategy, I am monitoring the peak area around ~90,400 to look for short-selling opportunities, but only when there are clear confirmation signals. Conversely, I will consider buying if the price breaks and closes above the resistance area ~90,600 on the 4-hour chart.
Bitcoin at the price zone determines the next trend of the market
Today is the 2/1, I see that as long as the price of $BTC has not had a candle closing above the 4-hour frame clearly exceeding 89.700, the dominant trend is still down. Not only on the daily or weekly frame, but even in shorter time frames, the market has not escaped the current bearish structure. Next is the second chart, where I use the 50-week moving average, an indicator I have been following for a very long time to confirm whether the market has truly entered a bullish cycle or not.
Whales with more than 1,000 $BTC have recently recorded a clear change in behavior, shifting from a net selling position to strong accumulation again, t
While smaller whales are net selling, indicating the potential return of accumulation from larger whales, my friends
Large investors, also known as whales, always closely monitor market liquidity, so they tend to reduce distribution when macro risks ease and begin to accumulate as supply on exchanges dwindles.
I usually see this as a "positioning phase," rather than an emotionally driven action.
And at this current moment, with whales returning to accumulate abilities according to their timing, we have a slight rebound wave at the beginning of the year, my friends #BTC
The Difference Between Apro and an On-Chain Capital Management Fund
If you place Apro next to an on-chain capital management fund, on the surface you may see some similarities: both talk about capital allocation, both emphasize risk management, and neither chases sensational APR. But for me, the difference lies in how these two models understand and handle decision-making authority. An on-chain fund concentrates decision-making authority in a group of people. Apro tries to embed that decision-making authority into the system's architecture, so that no one – including the team or users – has to be 'right' continuously.
The year 2025 marks a significant turning point in the history of Bitcoin $BTC when the familiar 4-year cycle of increases and decreases was first broken.
For more than a decade, the market has typically operated on the logic of several years of strong growth, followed by a year of deep correction, after which a new cycle begins.
However, the reality of 2025 has taken a different direction. Bitcoin closed the year in negative territory with a decrease of 6.28%, completely contrary to the expectations of the majority of the market.
For me, this is not just a number, but a signal that traditional price momentum is gradually weakening.
From the perspective of someone directly involved in the market, I believe Bitcoin is entering a more mature phase. The cycle is no longer simply dominated by halving but is strongly influenced by macroeconomic factors, institutional capital flows, and global asset allocation behavior. What do you think about Bitcoin in 2026? #BTC
What is APRO's advantage in the attention race of DeFi?
One evening I was scrolling through DeFi X, the timeline filled with flashing APY numbers, new launches, new airdrops, new narratives. Everything competes for a few seconds of attention. And amidst that flow, APRO appears quite... quietly. It is this silence that makes one question in reverse: in a fierce attention race like DeFi, what is APRO's true advantage when they do not play by familiar rules? First of all, it should be clear: APRO does not win the attention race by speed.
Bitcoin Price in 2026: Optimistic Forecasts Confronting Bearish Technical Signals
Bitcoin enters 2026 in a rather special state: long-term expectations are still there, but the market reality is not yet ready to confirm strong bullish scenarios. From my personal experience having gone through many cycles and participating both as a builder and an investor, this is a phase where misreading the context can cost more than at any other time. In terms of forecasts, large institutions such as Standard Chartered and Bernstein are converging around the 150K mark for 2026, much lower than the targets that were set during the euphoric phase.