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US spot ETF flows stayed negative on Dec 26.

BTC ETFs saw strong outflows, while ETH had smaller ones and others were flat.

It’s a good reminder that ETF flows can outweigh daily mining supply and affect short-term moves.

#BTC ##ETH

As BTC continues to behave like a macro asset, some large Ethereum holders are adjusting their approach.

BitMNR, the largest known Ethereum treasury firm, has started staking ETH for the first time. On-chain data shows about 74,880 ETH was deposited into Ethereum’s proof-of-stake system, worth roughly $219M.

Until now, BitMNR held its ETH without using it for yield. The firm is estimated to own around 4.06M ETH, about 3.37% of total supply.

With staking yields near 3%, this move highlights a shift in how big holders view Ethereum — not only as a store of value, but also as a long-term yield-generating asset.

#BTC #ETH

BNB Chain Fermi Hard Fork Explained

BNB Chain plans to activate the Fermi hard fork on Jan 14, 2026, after a testnet upgrade on Nov 10, 2025.

The main change is a shorter block interval, reduced from 750 ms to 450 ms. This aims to improve transaction speed and help the network handle more activity.

If the upgrade runs smoothly, users may notice a more responsive experience, especially for time-sensitive applications.

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PEPE recently moved above its downtrend and is now pulling back to test that area again.

This retest zone is important because it helps confirm whether the breakout is valid.

If price stays above this level, the upward structure remains intact. A drop below it would weaken the breakout and could lead to sideways movement.

This is a common breakout-and-retest pattern, and the reaction at support often gives useful clues about the next move.

#PEPE #Altcoins

Bitcoin remains range-bound because it cannot reclaim $90,000. That zone keeps rejecting price, and it is reinforced by strong technical signals like the main price area (POC) and the 0.618 Fibonacci level.

BTC is still trading inside the higher range of $97,500 to $80,500, and it is currently near the middle around $87,000, which usually means slow movement and low volatility.

Support at $85,500 is the main line. If it holds, sideways action is likely. If it breaks on a close, price can drift toward $80,500.

Bitcoin Stuck Under $88K as ETFs See $825M+ Outflows in 5 Days

#Bitcoin is still trading below $88K while spot BTC ETFs keep seeing outflows.

Over the last 5 trading days, ETFs recorded $825M+ in total outflows. On Dec 24, net outflows were $175.29M, and none of the ETFs had inflows. IBIT had the biggest outflow at $91.37M.

Traders are also being careful ahead of the big Deribit options expiry on Dec 26, worth about $23.6B.

BTC is still ranging between $86K and $88K. The key support level to watch is $85,200.

Do you think the outflows are mainly holiday + tax moves, or is demand truly cooling?

On-chain neobanks are fintech apps that try to offer “bank-like” services using blockchain rails instead of traditional banking networks.

Some forecasts say this sector could grow from around 149.B in 2024 to about 4.4T by 2034. The exact numbers will vary, but the trend is that more financial tools are moving on-chain.

What people usually point to as benefits are 24/7 availability, easier cross-border transfers, and more transparent transaction records.

Over time, these platforms may expand beyond payments into savings tools, asset management, and global money movement—assuming regulation, security, and user trust keep up.

#blockchain

Quiet holiday trading didn’t stop the S&P 500 from printing a fresh all-time high, which shows traditional markets are still firm.

Bitcoin has been consolidating instead of trending, which often happens when traders are waiting for clearer macro direction.In previous cycles, BTC has sometimes reacted after equities move, not at the same time.

Do you think Bitcoin will keep lagging stocks this cycle, or start moving more independently?

#BTC

Gold and bitcoun can look very different when you view them through the same lens: U.S. money supply.

If you “adjust” gold by the amount of dollars in the system, it’s getting close to an area that has acted like resistance for decades. It showed up around 2011, and the last big breakout like this happened during the high-inflation period of the late 1970s.

Bitcoin (often compared to digital gold) is doing something else: it’s revisiting an important support zone linked to earlier market stress and a prior cycle-high area. That doesn’t automatically mean “good” or “bad” — it often just means the market is digesting moves and finding a base.To me, gold is expressing monetary worry first, while Bitcoin is still in a consolidation phase of its own cycle.

Same macro issue, different instrument, different timing.What do you watch more for macro signals right now—gold, BTC or something else..

Trump Media recently moved about $174M worth of bitcoin between wallets after adding to its holdings.

A small share went to Coinbase Prime Custody, while most stayed under the same control.

These transfers are usually part of treasury and custody management, not selling activity.

The market reaction was neutral, pointing to institutional-style BTC management rather than speculation.

#Bitcoin’s #cryptography

Bitcoin’s $70K–$80K range has limited historical support.

Over the past five years, BTC moved through this area quickly, so fewer long-term positions were formed there. On-chain data from Glassnode also shows low supply concentration in this zone.

If price revisits it, time and consolidation may be needed before it can act as a reliable base.

#Bitcoin

🐳 Bitcoin Wallets Are Fewer - But Stronger

Something interesting is happening with $BTC.

📉 Since March 3, the number of wallets holding at least 1 BTC is down 2.2%. On the surface, that looks bearish.

📈 But here’s the twist:
Wallets with more than 1 BTC now hold 136,670 more coins.

🤔 In simple terms:
• Fewer wallets
• Bigger holders
• More accumulation at the top

This doesn’t look like panic selling. It looks like #Bitcoin slowly moving into stronger hands.

#BTC Price Analysis#
#Bitcoin Price Prediction:
What is Bitcoins next move?#

Since 1950, the US🇺🇸 dollar’s buying power has dropped by about 90%.
That’s a big reminder of how inflation quietly eats away at savings over time.
For me, #Bitcoin is one way to protect against that long-term trend.

#bitcoin #CryptoMarket #RiskManagement

Bitcoin’s tight range in December wasn’t mainly about mood or news.

It was driven by how the derivatives market was set up.

Large options positions pushed market makers to hedge in a way that muted moves, buying dips and selling rallies.

This kept volatility low even as broader markets improved.

As year-end options expire, that structural pressure starts to fade.

When positioning, not fundamentals, holds price in place for weeks, the release often comes quickly once those limits are gone.
#Bitcoin’s

Looks like even Santa is keeping an eye on the markets 📊🎅.

fed leadership changes matter more for policy expectations than the person.
If markets expect easier policy, risk assets often react early, including crypto.

Why gold and copper are leading in 2025

So far this year, markets have leaned toward assets tied to the real world. When confidence in financial systems weakens, investors often prefer things they can store, use, or depend on.

Gold is benefiting from concerns around debt, currencies, and geopolitics. Copper is rising because it’s essential for AI, electrification, and infrastructure. Both are physical assets with clear demand.

Bitcoin hasn’t attracted the same flows yet. ETFs and regulation are mostly priced in, and governments still rely on gold as a hedge. That doesn’t mean crypto is being ignored, just that timing and expectations matter.

How do you see Bitcoin fitting into this kind of market environment