Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley announced that the traditional four-year crypto market cycle is no longer valid due to market maturation. He anticipates the bear market phase began in February 2024, though it has been masked by purchases from digital asset and Bitcoin reserve companies. Horsley forecasts a significant and surprising market event to occur in 2026 based on current market indicators.$BNB #binancesuquare
Leading banks including BNY Mellon, Wells Fargo, and JPMorgan Chase have begun issuing loans secured by Bitcoin. This move represents a substantial step towards integrating cryptocurrencies with traditional financial services. Michael Saylor highlighted these developments as a sign of growing institutional acceptance of Bitcoin.$BTC #CryptoMarketAnalysis
James Wynn has repeatedly warned of a potential market downturn affecting both cryptocurrencies and stocks, emphasizing wealth preservation. He closed his Bitcoin short position early December, expecting a rebound to $97,000–$103,000, followed by a significant fall. Wynn projects Bitcoin could fall as low as $46,618 despite previous predictions of a drop to $67,000 not fully materializing.$BTC #WriteToEarnUpgrade #BinanceSquare
Strategy announced it acquired 10,624 Bitcoin, increasing its holdings to over 660,000 BTC and solidifying its status as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder. Anthony Scaramucci praised the move for strengthening the company’s balance sheet through equity sales used to fund Bitcoin purchases. Scaramucci forecasts Bitcoin reaching $170,000 by mid-2026 and potentially $500,000 within five to six years due to institutional adoption and Bitcoin’s fixed supply.$BTC #BinanceBlockchainWeek #WriteToEarnUpgrade
Bitcoin has surpassed $92,000, sparking optimism that a Federal Reserve liquidity injection could trigger a significant rally. Analysts expect the Fed to deliver a 'dovish surprise' with rate cuts and balance sheet expansion, boosting demand for risk assets like Bitcoin. However, Bitcoin faces a critical support level at the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement, which could define its near-term trend.$BTC #WriteToEarnUpgrade #BinanceSquare
Twenty One has transferred 43,034 BTC from a custodial account to a self-custody wallet as it prepares for an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange. The company's shares will trade under the ticker symbol $XXI. This move indicates institutional readiness and confidence ahead of going public.$BTC #WriteToEarnUpgrade #BinanceSquareBTC
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has proposed a trustless, onchain gas futures market designed to enable users to lock in future transaction fees, providing greater predictability and cost certainty. The concept would allow users such as traders and developers to hedge against sudden spikes in gas fees, functioning similarly to traditional futures markets. Meanwhile, Ethereum is experiencing historically low exchange-held ETH balances, tightening liquid supply and potentially impacting market dynamics.$ETH
Bitcoin’s on-chain 'liveliness' indicator, which tracks the movement of older coins, is increasing despite stable prices, signaling strong underlying demand. Analysts note this surge represents one of the largest capital rotations in Bitcoin history, surpassing activity in the 2017 bull run. While Bitcoin’s price remains range-bound around $86,000 to $92,000, analysts predict potential breakout or double-bottom formation, indicating the current bull cycle might continue. $BTC
The UK Parliament has passed a law officially recognizing digital and crypto assets as a separate third category of property alongside physical goods and contractual claims. This statutory clarity removes previous legal ambiguities in ownership, collateralization, and insolvency related to crypto tokens under English law. The new legal foundation is expected to enhance investor protection, custody arrangements, and systemic stablecoin regulation in the UK.$BTC
Many companies holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets also carry substantial debt, with 39% owing more than their Bitcoin's current value. The October 10 drop in Bitcoin's price caused an average 27% decline in the shares of these companies as investors reacted to leveraged risks rather than just Bitcoin price exposure. This reveals that corporate Bitcoin holdings are complex financial positions where liabilities and debt ratios critically influence investor perception and stock performance.$BTC
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Price Stalls Despite BNB Burning $1.65 Billion BNB burns $1.65 billion in tokens, shrinking supply, but price stalls near $1,137. Scarcity built. Demand missing. Context in a Nutshell $BNB just executed one of the largest token burns in crypto. Despite the efforts, the market’s reaction was unexpectedly muted. The coin’s deflation engine is loud, but demand remains quiet. What You Should Know BNB’s 33rd quarterly token burn removed 1.44 million BNB, worth around $1.65 billion, reducing the circulating supply to 137.7 million tokens. Despite the large burn, the price of BNB fell over the 24-hour period, fluctuating between $1,122 and $1,154, eventually settling around $1,137. The technical structure indicates a narrow trading range, with resistance around $1,147 and support near $1,122; the lack of bullish breakout momentum is a concern. The burn mechanism reinforces BNB’s deflation narrative, which could aid upside if demand improves. However, the current demand appears muted relative to the supply reduction. Why Does This Matter? The price action of BNB illustrates a recurring theme in token economics: supply cuts need demand. A burn is structural, but without capital flow and market conviction, price momentum can stall. For BNB, the narrative is set, but the market is waiting. This is a cautionary setup: deflation is bullish only if it pairs with activation. Traders and investors should watch both the burn headline and the trading structure. BNB burned big, but the next move depends on whether the market lights the fuse. Supply path is clear. Demand path? Still unfolding. #BNB_Market_Update $BNB $BTC