Instead of being a general-purpose blockchain, Plasma is designed for one clear mission: fast and low-cost value movement using stablecoins. Built as a Layer-1 network within the Binance ecosystem, it delivers high speed, minimal fees, and rapid settlement for everyday payments, remittances, and large transfers. The chain works with the Ethereum Virtual Machine, allowing developers to migrate contracts and apps without rebuilding from scratch. Its core utility token, $XPL , powers the network by covering gas, enabling staking, rewarding validators, and maintaining security.
One of Plasma’s unique ideas is customizable gas payments, where applications can choose which token users pay fees with. It also connects external liquidity through tools like a native bridge that brings Bitcoin into the Plasma environment.Before public markets opened, Binance distributed $XPL to long-term $BNB BNB supporters, giving early access to the ecosystem. Plasma aims to make stablecoin usage practical worldwide by combining speed, efficiency, and reliability creating infrastructure for payments, DeFi, and cross-border finance.
$BTC Bitcoin’s sharp fall is hitting even the biggest players. Strategy (MSTR) just reported a massive $12.4 billion loss in Q4 after BTC dropped from around $120K to near $89K, and recently even touched the $64K zone.
📉 Because of the crash, Strategy shares plunged 17% in a single day — one of its worst performances in years.
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💼 Despite the drawdown, the company still holds 713,502 BTC at an average price near $76,000, showing long-term conviction even in heavy volatility.
⚡ What it means for traders: • Big money is under pressure • Volatility is increasing • Smart traders focus on structure, not emotions
🔥 Market is shaking weak hands. Opportunities are coming for those who stay alert.
Strategy Reports $12.4 Billion Q4 Loss Amid Bitcoin Drop
During the final quarter of 2025, Strategy (MSTR) posted a net loss of $12.4 billion as bitcoin prices dropped sharply. The cryptocurrency fell from around $120,000 in early October to roughly $89,000 by year-end, hitting a low of $64,000 in recent weeks.
Shares of Strategy slid 17% on Thursday, marking one of the company’s largest single-day declines in years, though modest gains were seen in after-hours trading.
Led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, Strategy remains the world’s largest corporate bitcoin holder, currently owning 713,502 BTC at an average purchase price of $76,052, which includes multiple acquisitions since the fourth quarter. The company finished the year with $2.25 billion in cash, providing sufficient coverage for dividends on preferred stock and interest payments on debt for the next 2–3 years. Investors now look forward to the upcoming earnings call for insights on Strategy’s next steps in navigating the current crypto market conditions.
$JUP is trading at $0.1675 (-10.04%) after a sharp pullback from the 24H high 0.1947 to the low near 0.1656. Buyers are trying to stabilize price around this demand zone.
Price is still below key MAs, showing short-term weakness: • MA(7): 0.1702 • MA(25): 0.1787 • MA(99): 0.1863
$BTC is showing strong resilience after another aggressive sell-side sweep. Higher-timeframe buyers are stepping in and defending demand, keeping structure under control.
Liquidity was taken below the 66.5K range, triggering stops and forced selling. A strong reaction followed, with price stabilizing — a sign of absorption and possible continuation if structure holds.
$FF is showing a bullish recovery at $0.07678 (+0.14%), rebounding from the recent dip near 0.0745–0.0750. Buyers are stepping in with improving momentum, pushing price toward the short-term range.
Quick Insight: $BTC is showing strong volatility with recent pullbacks from 24H highs. Price is now testing MA(7) support at 69,779 while still below MA(25) and MA(99), indicating short-term weakness. Every minor bounce faces selling pressure.
Trading Tip: • Keep an eye on support 69,163 and resistance around 72,124. • Manage risk carefully — momentum favors sellers in the short term, but long-term trend is still bullish if support holds.
As Bitcoin dropped below ~$70,000, major corporate holders are facing significant paper losses.
Strategy (BTC) – Michael Saylor: • Holds ~713,502 BTC at ~$76,000 average cost • Bitcoin slipping under ~$71k puts its stack in multi-billion dollar unrealized losses • Stock (MSTR) reflects impact
BitMine Immersion (ETH) – Tom Lee: • Holds ~4.28–4.3M ETH • Sharp ETH drop results in billions in paper losses, estimates north of $6B • Firm continues accumulating, signaling long-term conviction
💡 Key Takeaways: • Losses are unrealized, only on paper until assets are sold • Both firms remain committed, HODLing & adding positions • Market volatility is high, but long-term strategies continue
Current Prices: • BTCUSDT: 69,331.7 (-8.46%) • ETHUSDT: 2,058.81 (-7.54%)
Everyone on Twitter is keeping an eye on 30000. The current mood feels very similar to 2022 a steady decline, no bounce, and extremely low liquidity. Only a few traders remain bullish.
One thing like 2022 is that I’m still holding my position. Back then, it moved from 15000 to 130000. This time, I’m hoping $BTC can rise from 70000 to 250000. #btc #USIranStandoff #TrumpEndsShutdown #Binance #squarecreator
$CHESS is showing strong bullish momentum after a +27% impulse move with rising volume (109M+). Price is holding above the breakout zone and forming higher lows, indicating potential trend continuation.
$ASTER is trading around 0.548 after a recent pullback. • Strong support: ~0.530 (recent low & key demand zone) • Minor support: ~0.540 • Resistance: ~0.565 (previous rejection), major level: 0.570
If support holds, buyers may step in again. A clean break above resistance could push prices higher, while losing support may trigger more downside pressure.