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Bitcoin’s recent rebound looks encouraging at first glance, but from a structural point of view, it’s forming a pattern we’ve seen before.
Back in 2022, price dipped below the 200-week EMA, then quickly moved back above it. That recovery gave traders confidence and created a short-term sense of safety. However, the strength didn’t hold. After some weeks, BTC lost that level again and continued into a deeper decline.
That’s why the coming weeks are more important than a single green move.
The 200-week EMA isn’t just another indicator — many traders treat it as a major long-term trend line. A quick reclaim or one strong close above it doesn’t confirm a trend shift. What really matters is whether price can stay above it and build support there.
For this bounce to look truly strong, Bitcoin needs to:
Stay consistently above the 200W EMA
Form stable price structure over it
Handle selling pressure without sharp rejections
If those conditions are met, the move could develop into a broader recovery phase. If price keeps slipping back below or shows weak follow-through, the risk of another downside wave still exists.
Right now, it’s less about bold predictions and more about careful observation and reaction.
Sometimes, waiting is the smartest trade.

$BTC #crypt

Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market has seen nearly $1.9B in liquidations, with more than 400,000 traders losing leveraged positions.
This isn’t just normal market movement — it shows that a large amount of over-leveraged trades were forced to close as margins failed to hold.
Situations like this usually point to a few things:
Too many traders using high leverage
Market liquidity weaker than expected
Liquidation chains triggering more sell pressure
The sharp drop in Bitcoin below $64K is the type of move that often sets off these liquidation cascades, which makes price swings feel extra aggressive.
I’ll continue to watch the market closely and share updates. Once leverage reduces and positions reset, price behavior usually becomes more stable.
$BTC

$ETH

$SOL

While everyone watches price charts…
XRPL is quietly building institutional-grade infrastructure 👇
✅ Permissioned Domain amendment is now LIVE
What this actually means:
Developers can now create on-chain environments where: • Only verified participants can access
• Compliance rules can be enforced
• The base blockchain still stays public & decentralized
👉 Why this matters for institutions:
Banks and regulated firms can now use XRPL while meeting compliance needs — without moving to private blockchains.
🧩 The compliant DeFi stack on XRPL is forming:
1️⃣ On-ledger Credentials — identity & compliance proofs
2️⃣ Permissioned Domains — controlled participation zones
3️⃣ Permissioned DEX — next upgrade awaiting final approvals
Together → regulated decentralized trading & payment rails.
⚙️ Fun fact most people miss: XRPL amendments don’t activate instantly after approval — they go live at the next “flag ledger” (every 256 ledgers) via an automatic EnableAmendment transaction.
📌 Translation: real infrastructure progress > short-term noise.
Do you think compliance-ready DeFi will bring more institutions to XRP — or not? 👇
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During periods of high volatility, the crypto market often attracts extreme opinions and viral narratives. Social media amplifies bold predictions, especially when they involve Bitcoin’s origin or XRP’s long-term price potential. These claims may sound convincing, but they often lack solid evidence.
Recently, a viral post by trader Demetrius Remmiegius gained attention on X. The post connected dramatic price predictions for Bitcoin and XRP with claims about the identity of Bitcoin’s creator. This quickly sparked debate, but also raised serious questions about credibility.
The Satoshi Nakamoto Question
Despite years of speculation, the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto remains unknown. No verified proof, signed messages, or confirmed documents have ever surfaced. Researchers, institutions, and regulators continue to treat Satoshi as anonymous.
Because there is no confirmed information, Bitcoin’s price is not influenced by claims about Satoshi’s identity.

Bitcoin Crash Prediction: What the Data Says
Claims that Bitcoin could crash to $2,000 within weeks would require an unprecedented collapse of over 95%. This would mean failures across exchanges, miners, institutions, and global liquidity systems.
At present, on-chain data, exchange reserves, miner activity, and macro indicators do not support such a scenario. Bitcoin remains volatile, but there are no signs of an imminent structural breakdown.
XRP Price Targets and Reality
Predictions suggesting XRP could reach six-figure prices are not supported by realistic valuation models. While XRP is often highlighted for its role in cross-border payments and liquidity solutions, any long-term valuation must consider supply, adoption pace, and capital inflows.
A six-figure XRP price would imply a market value far larger than global financial systems, which no credible economic model currently supports.
Pop Culture vs Market Analysis
References to shows like The Simpsons are often shared for entertainment. While fun, analysts do not treat them as reliable indicators. Serious market analysis relies on data, adoption trends, regulation, and liquidity — not symbolism.
Final Takeaway
Viral posts like this are common during emotional market phases. They generate attention but do not change market fundamentals.
For traders and investors, the key lesson remains the same:
Markets move based on liquidity, adoption, regulation, and macroeconomic conditions, not unverified claims or social media hype.

Solana’s token SOL has fallen to its lowest price since April 2025, reflecting a broader sell-off across crypto markets, tech equities, and commodities. The move highlights how closely altcoins continue to track global macro conditions.
SOL briefly dropped to around $100.30, marking an approximate 18% decline over the past month, before recovering slightly above the $102 level. The downside move came alongside widespread weakness in altcoins and a sharp decline in silver prices, which fell more than 25% and added pressure to risk-on assets.
Macro fears hit risk assets
Market sentiment deteriorated after Amazon announced significant white-collar layoffs, reviving concerns around economic slowdown. At the same time, investor confidence in artificial intelligence-related growth weakened as doubts emerged around long-term profitability.
Reports suggesting heavy reliance on OpenAI within Microsoft’s cloud business raised concentration concerns, while separate reports indicated that Nvidia may scale back a major investment tied to the AI sector. Additional speculation around rising losses at leading AI firms further dampened sentiment.
Geopolitical tensions involving Iran and renewed uncertainty over U.S. government funding also contributed to a defensive market environment.
Leverage flushed as SOL funding turns negative
The sharp drop in SOL triggered approximately $165 million in liquidations, largely from leveraged long positions. Funding rates on SOL perpetual futures fell to deeply negative levels, signaling that traders are paying to hold short positions — a clear sign of collapsing bullish leverage.
Historically, such extreme funding conditions tend to be temporary, but they usually reflect a market driven by fear rather than strong directional conviction.
Fundamentals remain strong despite price weakness
While price action has been under pressure, Solana’s onchain activity continues to outperform many competing networks. Data from Nansen shows network fees running well above recent averages, alongside strong growth in active addresses and transaction volume.
Compared to Ethereum and its layer-2 ecosystem, Solana processed significantly more transactions during the same period and maintained its position among the top networks by fees and total value locked. This sustained activity supports staking rewards and reinforces Solana’s utility-driven demand.
ETF flows and corporate exposure add headwinds
Solana spot ETFs recorded net outflows late in the week, adding to near-term pressure. At the same time, publicly listed companies holding SOL on their balance sheets are trading at notable discounts to their underlying asset value, signaling cautious investor sentiment toward crypto-linked treasuries.
What comes next
SOL’s recovery will likely depend on an improvement in broader market conditions — including easing geopolitical risks, stabilizing macro data, and renewed appetite for risk assets. Until then, the growing gap between Solana’s strong network fundamentals and weak price action underscores both the uncertainty and the potential opportunity present in a macro-driven market.
#SOLANA #BTC #ETH #XRP

Binance has shared an update on X confirming that users holding 220 or more Binance Alpha Points can take part in the upcoming ZAMA Pre-TGE Prime Sale.
The event will be available through the Alpha activity section on the Binance platform. To participate, eligible users will need to use 15 Alpha Points to enter the sale.
#ZAMA

I’ve been bullish on XRP for a long time. I held through the bear market, stayed patient during the lawsuit, and genuinely believed in the long-term narrative.
But recently, I made a tough decision: I reduced most of my position, and I’m planning to exit fully soon.
This isn’t emotional. It’s based on how markets usually behave — especially around “good news.”
When Good News Becomes a Warning
One thing markets repeatedly prove is this: major bullish news often appears near market tops, not bottoms.
In XRP’s case, ETF-related headlines and the lawsuit resolution arrived right as price reached a major multi-year resistance zone around previous highs. That timing matters.
We’ve seen this before. Back in July 2023, when the court ruling favored XRP, sentiment exploded and everyone expected a breakout. Instead, that moment marked a local top. Price struggled afterward, and late buyers paid the price.
Markets don’t reward crowds chasing headlines. They reward positioning before the news.
The Cardano Comparison
From a technical perspective, XRP’s structure looks uncomfortably similar to Cardano’s 2021 cycle.
What happened with ADA:
Price hovered near its 2018 all-time high for well over a year
Most people believed it was forming a strong base
Eventually, price broke down sharply instead of up
What we’re seeing with XRP now:
Long consolidation near the 2018 peak
Similar duration and structure
Strong belief that “this time is different”
When you overlay the charts, the resemblance is hard to ignore.
The Bigger Picture
Some uncomfortable truths traders often overlook:
Bullish headlines near resistance often act as exit liquidity
ETF narratives don’t always mean immediate upside
Long consolidations at old highs can resolve downward
Markets move ahead of news, not after it
I wanted XRP to win. I stayed invested for years because of that belief.
But price action doesn’t care about belief — it reflects positioning.
Right now, the market appears to have priced in the positives long ago. What comes next may not be what most expect.
Cardano holders in 2021 learned this lesson the hard way. XRP might be approaching a similar moment.
#XRP

The global crypto market is seeing a mild pullback today, with total market capitalization standing at $2.99 trillion, reflecting a 1.11% decline over the last 24 hours, based on CoinMarketCap data.
Bitcoin (BTC) has remained range-bound during the past day, trading between $86,075 and $88,972. At 09:30 AM UTC, BTC is priced at $87,807, down 0.73% on the day.
Overall, most large-cap cryptocurrencies are trading in the red. However, a few altcoins have shown strong momentum despite broader market weakness. RESOLV, AUCTION, and DODO are among today’s top gainers, posting gains of approximately 28%, 27%, and 15%, respectively.
Market participants remain cautious as volatility continues across major assets.
Top stories to watch today 👇
Binance Market Update: Top Crypto, Bitcoin, Ethereum and Altcoin News January 26, 2026
The global cryptocurrency market cap now stands at $2.99T, down by -1.11% over the last day, according to CoinMarketCap data.
Bitcoin (BTC) has been trading between $86,075 and $88,972 over the past 24 hours. As of 09:30 AM (UTC) today, BTC is trading at $87,807, down by -0.73%.
Most major cryptocurrencies by market cap are trading lower. Market outperformers include RESOLV, AUCTION, and DODO, up by 28%, 27%, and 15%, respectively.
Top stories of the day:
Japan to Legalize Crypto ETFs by 2028 as Asia’s Regulatory Race Accelerates
Global Crypto Sector Sees Over $222 Million in Funding Last Week
Tokenized Gold and Silver Market Caps Reach New Highs
Potential Consecutive Annual Loss for US Dollar
Gold Outperforms Ethereum Over Five Years, Reaches $5,000 Milestone
UK Financial Authority Nears Completion of Crypto Regulation Consultations
Institutional Investors See Bitcoin as Undervalued, Survey Finds
Global Institutions Reduce Dollar Exposure as Reserve Share Declines 
Ripple's XRP Sales Reach $109 Billion Since 2012 
CBOE Volatility Index Rises Slightly
Market movers:
ETH: $2890.54 (-1.53%)
BNB: $871.21 (-1.05%)
XRP: $1.8825 (-0.50%)
SOL: $122.25 (-3.36%)
TRX: $0.2958 (-0.40%)
DOGE: $0.12111 (-1.43%)
WLFI: $0.1615 (-7.29%)
ADA: $0.3464 (-2.64%)
WBTC: $87536.9 (-0.85%)
BCH: $576.9 (-2.32%)

#DOGE #SOLANA #BTC #ETH

#GrayscaleBNBETFFiling Grayscale has submitted a filing to the US SEC for a spot $BNB exchange-traded fund, signaling a potential expansion of crypto ETFs beyond just Bitcoin and Ethereum.
If approved, the proposed ETF would directly hold BNB and track its market price, allowing investors to gain exposure without needing to buy or store the token themselves. The fund is expected to trade on Nasdaq under the ticker GBNB, subject to regulatory clearance.
$BNB remains one of the largest cryptocurrencies by market value and plays a key role within the Binance ecosystem. It is widely used for transaction fees, governance, and other on-chain activities across the BNB Smart Chain.

This filing is notable because it represents one of the first efforts to bring an exchange-linked token into the US ETF market. It also reflects growing confidence among asset managers that regulators may eventually approve a wider range of crypto-based investment products.
Grayscale is not alone in this race. VanEck has also filed for its own spot $BNB ETF, showing increasing institutional interest in regulated access to alternative digital assets.
While approval is still uncertain, these filings suggest that the crypto ETF landscape in the US could move beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum in the coming years.
#BTC #BNB #ETH #solana