🚨 LATEST: Standard Chartered’s Geoff Kendrick says his $100 UNI target for 2030 could be too conservative, as Robinhood Chain-driven burns could push UNI’s burn rate to much higher levels.
If the burn mechanism scales as expected, it could be an interesting long-term catalyst for $UNI . Still, a lot depends on actual adoption and network activity.
$BTC is getting rejected from same previous high zone if dominance keeps bleeding, liquidity starts rotating
$BTC -> $ETH -> #ALTS -> #MEMES
Maybe the boring BTC trade is about to fund the most ridiculous bags of the cycle not saying every alt you are holding will moon but this setup is getting VERY hard to ignore Who’s ready ?
BREAKING: 🇨🇭 SWITZERLAND’S CENTRAL BANK JUST ANNOUNCED THEY OWN $64,000,000 WORTH OF #BITCOIN EXPOSURE VIA MSTR
EUROPE IS WAKING UP TO $BTC
GAME THEORY IS PLAYING OUT GLOBALLY 🔥
THIS IS BIGGER THAN A SINGLE INVESTMENT. WHEN TRADITIONAL INSTITUTIONS START GAINING BITCOIN EXPOSURE THROUGH PUBLIC COMPANIES LIKE MSTR, IT SHOWS HOW QUICKLY THE NARRATIVE IS SPREADING.
MORE INSTITUTIONS GAINING BTC EXPOSURE MAKES THE GLOBAL SHIFT HARDER TO IGNORE.
$ETH is getting closer to a major volatility expansion.
Ethereum has been moving in a relatively compressed structure, and when price spends enough time consolidating, the eventual breakout can become aggressive.
The key thing I’m watching now is momentum.
Once buyers step in and ETH starts reclaiming important resistance levels, the move could accelerate quickly. On the other hand, if support fails, volatility could expand to the downside just as fast.
Either way, I don’t think this quiet price action is going to last much longer.
The next major $ETH move could come with serious momentum. ⚡
A serious data breach has hit France's tax administration, the DGFiP.
Here’s what is confirmed:
The DGFiP says an unauthorized access occurred in late June 2026 following an identity impersonation.
The attacker was able to consult and extract data concerning individuals and businesses. The administration is still investigating to determine exactly which data and how many users were affected.
Now, here’s what the attacker claims:
678,438 lines of data were extracted.
The alleged dataset reportedly contains highly sensitive information, including names, dates and places of birth, addresses, family information and tax identifiers. But the DGFiP has not confirmed this number or the full contents of the alleged dataset.
That distinction matters.
Because if even part of this data is authentic, the consequences go far beyond spam.
Financial and identity data can make phishing and social engineering dramatically more convincing.
And that's the bigger privacy problem:
The more information a centralized system holds about you, the more valuable it becomes when compromised.
Liberdus takes a different approach to communication: accounts can be created without requiring a phone number, email or other personal identifier.
Less personal data collected.
Less personal data exposed.
$BTC challenged centralized control over money.
Liberdus is challenging centralized dependence in communication.
At some point in $BTC cycles, it has to behave differently.
We’re not going to keep dipping below the previous ATH forever, diminishing cycle returns make that structurally unsustainable. If BTC kept repeating the same deep retracement pattern every cycle, it would eventually just flatten out and behave like a stablecoin.
Eventually, the retracements will become much shallower.
In this cycle, BTC has already deviated below its previous ATH zone, just like it did in 2022. And in 2022, once it broke below that level, it didn’t take long to mark the bottom.
So why assume this time will be drastically different and that we’ll extend significantly deeper?
That’s why buying now is essentially the same as buying around 20k last cycle, you’re accumulating in the same type of structural retracement, just at a higher baseline because the asset has matured.
$BTC Is Showing the Anatomy of a Bottom But Not Yet Full Capitulation
Adjusted NUPL is revealing something price alone cannot: losses have moved beyond the speculative edge of the market and into the long-term holder base.
At each major cycle bottom, long-term holders were sitting on deeper unrealized losses than the broader market,meaning the cohort normally associated with the strongest conviction and lowest sensitivity to volatility is carrying greater unrealized stress than the market as a whole.
LTH aNUPL is below the market average and has crossed into negative territory while BTC trades roughly 50% beneath its cycle high. This suggests the market is no longer experiencing an ordinary correction, long-term capital is now being tested.
Previous macro bottoms pushed LTH aNUPL into much deeper and more persistent negative readings. Today’s losses are real, but they have not yet reached “depression” territory. The metric therefore supports a bottoming process, not a confirmed terminal low.
The market may still need another capitulation leg to drive LTH losses toward historical extremes.
Alternatively, this cycle could bottom with less damage if institutional demand and a structurally stronger holder base absorb supply earlier. History provides a reference range, not a mandatory threshold.
The next move matters more than the snapshot.
A deeper fall in LTH aNUPL, alongside renewed price weakness and actual loss realization, would resemble classic capitulation. A recovery toward zero while BTC holds a higher low would instead suggest that LTH stress has peaked and losses are being absorbed.
#Bitcoin is displaying a condition repeatedly associated with macro bottoms, but not yet the emotional and financial exhaustion that made previous bottoms unmistakable.
Wintermute believes the worst of this crypto bear phase may already be behind us, but don't expect a straight line up just yet.
The Fed kept rates unchanged, 30-year Treasury yields climbed to multi-decade highs, and forced liquidations hit parts of the AI sector. Yet both $BTC and $ETH lost less than 4%.
According to Wintermute, that's a sign that seller exhaustion is starting to kick in.
That said, they aren't calling for a full-blown bull market yet.
Open interest remains relatively muted, meaning speculative positioning is still far from euphoric. However, thin summer liquidity could create the conditions for a short-term relief rally if positive catalysts emerge.
The key risk? If crypto revisits last week's lows on rising trading volume, it would suggest sellers are back in control and invalidate the bullish thesis.
For now, all eyes are on upcoming US macro data and the Fed.
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