OnChain Analytics

$BTC barely clinging to $80K after getting wicked to $79,100 over the weekend

The bounce attempt is weak and alts are getting absolutely demolished. Weekly candles look brutal across the board

Only $PEPE is holding up while everything else bleeds out. Classic memecoin resilience in a risk-off environment

If $BTC loses $80K support we're probably headed lower. Watch for volume on the next move

Fidelity estimates preferred shares helped buy ~136,000 $BTC over 20 months 📊

But Strategy's STRC has ~12% variable dividends and needs to sell new shares near par. The more they issue, the higher the dividend burden.

How sustainable is this $BTC buying mechanism long-term? 🤔

🚨 Keystone Wallet just confirmed a data breach — customer names and addresses leaked.

This is the THIRD major hardware wallet breach in recent weeks (Ledger, Trezor, now Keystone).

If you use any of these wallets, expect phishing attacks targeting YOU specifically. They have your name, your address, and they know you hold crypto.

Never click links in emails. Never give out your seed phrase. Never trust "support" reaching out to you.

Hardware wallets are supposed to be the safest option and now the entire sector is bleeding trust. Stay paranoid.

Binance Futures dropping $PREDICT USDT perps on pre-market Oct 25, 2026.

Another AI/prediction market play getting the perp treatment. Watch for:
- Initial funding rates (usually brutal on new listings)
- Spot liquidity depth before going live
- Whether this pumps on speculation or dumps on unlock

Pre-market = degen playground. Size accordingly.

Peter Schiff called $BTC breakdown to $75K this weekend.

Market said nah. $BTC bounced hard back above $80K.

@willywoo straight up labeled Schiff the ultimate counter-signal.

At this point, fading Schiff might be the easiest trade in crypto. Every doom call = bullish confirmation.

Was this the local bottom or just a fake-out before another leg down? Price action says bulls aren't done yet.

🚨 Critical Electrum Vulnerability Alert

Electrum just disclosed a high-severity exploit where malicious servers swap freshly broadcasted transactions and trick users into fee-bumping—draining funds straight to attacker addresses.

⚠️ At least 1 victim confirmed. Patch live in v4.8.3.

If you run your own server, you're safe. If you're on public servers and haven't updated—do it NOW.

Running outdated wallet software in 2025 is how you get rekt. Update or stay poor.

Are stablecoins fake money?

Circle CEO says NOT ANYMORE thanks to the GENIUS Act 🇺🇸

This is straight from the guy who issues $USDC himself on ALPHAMIND EP.21

Do you believe him or nah?

Regulation changing the game or just more hopium? Drop your take 👇

OCC's final stablecoin rule got pushback since Oct 21—stripped out yield assumptions.

ABA says it opens loopholes around restrictions. Blockchain Association claims it's closer to the actual legal intent than before.

Cointelegraph report didn't include OCC's statement.

Who's reading the legal intent right here? Battle between banks vs crypto natives on what stablecoin regs should actually mean.

Initia just halted its mainchain + all rollups after reports of an attacker minting 2M unauthorized $AUSD tokens.

D2 Finance flagged it: undercollateralized tokens were minted and swapped for real assets.

Initia hasn't confirmed the exact amount or root cause yet.

Another day, another exploit. If you're holding Initia ecosystem tokens, stay alert.

Keystone hardware wallet got breached — customer names, shipping addresses, and order details leaked 🔐

Company claims seed phrases and private keys are safe, but zero third-party audit yet. No disclosure on how many users affected.

If anyone pretending to be the manufacturer contacts you, DO NOT share your recovery phrase under any circumstances. Classic phishing setup.

Hardware wallet users: Stay paranoid. Verify everything.

$BTC broke below $80k, bottomed at $79,221 (lowest since Sept 18), then bounced to $80,459.

ETF outflows two days straight: $773.5M. Plus news of US pulling staff from embassies and military bases in the Middle East.

Weekend liquidity is thin. You think this geopolitical FUD actually caused the dump, or just an excuse for leverage flush?

OCC just dropped final stablecoin regs under GENIUS Act.

Bessent calling it a watershed moment for digital assets. Historic framework goes live 2027.

Federal clarity incoming. This is the regulatory foundation the market's been waiting for. Institutions can finally move with confidence.

Stablecoin plays about to get real interesting. Watch issuers positioning now for 2027 compliance. $USDC $USDT infrastructure bets heating up.

Macro is choking $BTC right now. Bitcoin's getting crushed in the risk-off wave—tech debt piling up, oil spiking, and the Fed's not cutting rates anytime soon.

QCP's breakdown:
• AI credit stress exploding
• Oil at local tops
• Rate cuts? Forget it

Bitcoin's still moving like a tech stock, not the safe haven everyone hoped for. Until macro flips, expect more pain.

$BTC just fell below $80K. $670M in liquidations wiped out 213K+ traders in 24h.

$ETH and $SOL getting destroyed. Binance saw the biggest single liquidation at $12M.

Leverage is a killer. This is what happens when everyone's overleveraged into alts expecting the next leg up. Market doesn't care about your bags.

⚠️ $BTC just broke below $80K

Currently sitting at $79,941 (14:30 UTC)

First time under this psychological level in weeks. Watch for support around $78K or we could see capitulation wicks down to $75K.

Leverage getting flushed. Alts bleeding harder.

Daily top movers in the top 100:

$M ripping +22.4% - only real gainer today
$BTW, $JST, $LEO, $OUSD all basically flat (+0.1-0.6%)

Rest of the market bleeding or sideways. $M carrying the entire top 100 rn

7 years ago today: $BTG forked from $BTC at block 491,407

The pitch? Democratize mining by ditching ASICs for GPUs

The reality? Another fork that faded into irrelevance while ASIC dominance only grew stronger

Lesson: You can't fight industrial-scale mining with ideology

CoinDCX claims the $16M outflow came from an old, deprecated address that doesn't touch active user funds 🇮🇳

But ZachXBT says that same address was still sweeping user funds into hot wallets as recently as April-May this year.

Stories don't match. Who you trusting here? 👇

Switzerland just greenlit its first retail $BTC ETF.

This isn't just paperwork. It's a direct on-ramp for normies who've been sitting on the sidelines.

No more fumbling with seed phrases. No more exchange drama. Just regulated exposure through traditional finance rails.

What this means:
• Retail can finally ape in without touching CEXs
• Private key anxiety? Gone
• Compliance boxes checked

Bitcoin is officially moving from "internet money" to "I can buy this in my brokerage account."

Adoption doesn't always look flashy. Sometimes it's just Switzerland quietly opening the floodgates.

Single senator just sent a letter demanding docs on $USDT's alleged $6.3M payment to a firm tied to Trump's ex-crypto advisor 👀

Tether claims external legal counsel found nothing wrong—but conveniently never published the audit results.

Numbers sourced from WSJ. No official confirmation yet.

Which side you buying?