Cayman Islands continues to stand out as one of the most crypto-friendly jurisdictions globally.
• 0% capital gains tax on Bitcoin & crypto • 0% income tax • 0% corporate tax • Widely used domicile for crypto funds, DAOs, and investment vehicles
This is why a large share of institutional crypto funds and ETF structures are legally based in Cayman — not for hype, but for tax neutrality + legal clarity under English common law.
Even with price volatility and miner pressure, they’re not fully offloading production. Selling to cover ops, yes — but still adding to reserves. That’s disciplined treasury management, not distress.
Miners dumping everything = bearish. Miners holding even a small surplus = confidence in future pricing.
$BTC Price is accumulating. Total ETF net assets keep rising.
But after every meaningful price dip, one thing stands out: 👉 Large ETF outflows, with very limited fresh inflows.
At first glance, this looks bearish — but context matters 👇
Institutions aren’t exiting Bitcoin. They’re repositioning. A big part of ETF activity is driven by arbitrage, profit booking, and portfolio rebalancing, not outright risk-off behavior. That’s why outflows spike after drops, not before them.
Meanwhile, price action tells a different story. Despite repeated sell pressure, #BTC continues to hold structure and compress, which means supply is being absorbed. If large holders were distributing aggressively, price wouldn’t stabilize this way.
Another key point: not all institutional demand flows through ETFs. OTC desks, private allocations, and balance-sheet accumulation don’t show up in daily inflow data — but they reduce available supply.
So what we’re seeing is a transfer of ownership, not capitulation. Short-term: noisy flows, scary headlines. Medium-term: tightening supply, coiled price action.
ETF flows are the headline. Price behavior is the truth.
When the market stops reacting to outflows — that’s usually when the next move begins. 👀
Before this👇 Binance had no clear global HQ. Malta was once mentioned, but regulators later said Binance was never officially licensed there. Since then, Binance operated as a “decentralized HQ” company.
So why the UAE — and why now? 👀
• 🇦🇪 Clear crypto regulations (VARA framework) • 🏦 Pro-business, tax-friendly environment • 🌎 Strategic hub between Asia, Europe & Africa • 🕊 Strong government support for digital assets
🇨🇺 Cuba confirms 32 of its nationals were killed in Venezuela during the recent U.S. military operation.
According to official statements: • The casualties were Cuban military & security personnel • Killed during U.S. strikes and ground actions in Caracas • Cuba says they were operating at Venezuela’s request • Havana has declared national mourning
This just turned a Venezuela crisis into a three-nation flashpoint.
U.S. 🇺🇸 vs Venezuela 🇻🇪 was already tense — now Cuba 🇨🇺 is directly involved.
Price Doesn’t Move Randomly — It Moves in WAVES (Wyckoff Explained Simply)
Price Doesn’t Move Randomly — It Moves in WAVES (Wyckoff Explained Simply)
If you zoom out and really watch price, one thing becomes obvious:
👉 Price never moves in a straight line.
Even in strong uptrends or downtrends, price moves up and down in waves. This is the foundation of the Richard Wyckoff method.
Let’s break it down — step by step 👇
1️⃣ Price Moves in Waves, Not Lines
Markets don’t move smoothly from Point A to Point B. They move in push → pullback → push → pullback.
These pushes and pullbacks are called waves.
2️⃣ Waves Are NOT Equal
Some waves are: • Long • Short • Fast • Slow
That’s normal. Price does not respect equal time or equal size.
3️⃣ Waves Exist Inside Waves (Very Important)
Small waves combine to form bigger waves. Bigger waves combine to form major trends.
This is called fractal structure.
👉 A 5-minute chart wave is part of a 1-hour wave. 👉 A 1-hour wave is part of a daily trend.
4️⃣ What Waves Really Show You
Every wave tells a story about supply vs demand.
• Strong up waves = buyers in control • Weak up waves = buyers struggling • Strong down waves = sellers aggressive • Weak down waves = selling pressure fading
You’re not guessing — you’re reading effort.
5️⃣ Why This Helps Traders
By comparing: • Up wave strength vs down wave strength • Speed of movement • Distance covered
You start noticing when a trend is weakening and when control is shifting.
That’s how reversals start. Not suddenly — wave by wave.
📌 Wyckoff traders don’t chase candles. They follow the logic of waves.
Once you understand this, charts stop looking chaotic — they start making sense.
$VVV is showing strong bullish sentiment after a sharp expansion move. Price is now cooling off near the highs, which is normal after a vertical push. Chasing here isn’t ideal — the real edge comes from waiting for a healthy pullback into demand.
The zone between 1.635 – 1.560 is a high-probability buy area. This region aligns with previous consolidation and short-term support, where buyers are likely to step back in. As long as price respects this zone, the bullish structure remains clean.
🟢 Entry Zone: 1.635 – 1.560 🔴 Stoploss: 1.52
🎯 Targets: 1.680 1.710 1.750 1.80 1.90 2.00
Expectation is simple: pullback → base → continuation. Let price come to you. That’s how good trades are built.