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World Liberty Financial says, ‘We are nowhere near liquidation’ – But fears remain

World Liberty Financial (WLFI), backed by the Trump family, has dismissed concerns over its borrowing activities as unfounded "FUD." The DeFi project admitted to being a major borrower and supplier on WLFI Markets, using 5 billion WLFI tokens (worth $429 million) from its treasury as collateral to borrow over $75 million in USDC. This move drained the platform’s liquidity and raised fears of bad debt and contagion risk. WLFI defended its actions, stating it is "nowhere near liquidation" and can supply more collateral if needed. Additionally, concerns persist over upcoming token unlocks, with 70% of WLFI supply still locked. The token has dropped 15% amid the uncertainty, and analysts warn unlocks could trigger further selling pressure.

ambcrypto04/10 09:04

World Liberty Financial says, ‘We are nowhere near liquidation’ – But fears remain

ambcrypto04/10 09:04

Covenant AI accuses Bittensor of ‘centralized control with decentralized branding’ amid exit

Covenant AI, a major subnet on the Bittensor network, has exited, citing concerns over centralization. In a statement on X, the team accused Bittensor’s leadership of exercising centralized control while maintaining a decentralized brand. They claimed key decisions, such as suspending subnet emissions and removing community control, were influenced by a centralized authority. Additionally, they alleged the network deprecated infrastructure and applied economic pressure through token sales. This exit has generated uncertainty, highlighting ongoing tensions between decentralization ideals and operational realities in AI-driven crypto networks.

ambcrypto04/10 08:26

Covenant AI accuses Bittensor of ‘centralized control with decentralized branding’ amid exit

ambcrypto04/10 08:26

Bitcoin social chatter raises eyebrows – Will Saylor’s 105th buy cancel FUD?

Bitcoin's strong start in January 2026 faded as prices dropped below $80,000 by February, influenced by U.S.-Iran geopolitical tensions. Despite outperforming gold, silver, and the S&P 500, bearish sentiment dominated social discussions, reaching peak fear levels since late February. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index remained in "Extreme Fear" territory. However, Michael Saylor continued his aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy, hinting at a 105th purchase. His company, MicroStrategy, now holds 762,099 BTC worth $52.59 billion. Despite a dip in MSTR stock, Saylor remains committed to long-term Bitcoin investment, dismissing short-term market noise. Upcoming events like the CLARITY Act and ongoing FUD may shift sentiment, potentially reversing the current negative trend.

ambcrypto04/06 13:06

Bitcoin social chatter raises eyebrows – Will Saylor’s 105th buy cancel FUD?

ambcrypto04/06 13:06

Bitcoin Whales Go Shopping: 10,000 BTC Accumulated In 3 Days

According to on-chain data, Bitcoin whales have resumed significant accumulation, purchasing approximately 10,000 BTC over the past three days. This activity, reflected in the Santiment BTC Held by Whales metric, suggests a potential shift in market sentiment and a possible foundation for a new bullish trend. Concurrently, bearish discussions on social media have reached their highest level since late February 2026, indicating peak fear and pessimism among traders. Historically, such extreme negative sentiment often precedes a market reversal. At the time of writing, Bitcoin's price is around $67,400, up nearly 1% in 24 hours. The return of whale accumulation coupled with high FUD levels could signal an impending positive price movement.

bitcoinist04/06 10:01

Bitcoin Whales Go Shopping: 10,000 BTC Accumulated In 3 Days

bitcoinist04/06 10:01

Bitcoin looks fragile in Q2: Rising FUD signals bearish pressure for BTC

Bitcoin enters Q2 under significant bearish pressure as macro fears dominate sentiment. Geopolitical tensions, particularly the Iran-U.S. conflict, are the primary driver of market FUD, with an 86% probability of continued disruption. This has eroded investor confidence, preventing a FOMO-driven rally. Technically, BTC has slipped below $70k, with key support at $65k. On-chain data reveals growing stress, with 8.2 million BTC held at a loss. Large holders (whales) are realizing losses exceeding $200 million daily, indicating capitulation and heightened volatility. Historically, Q2 rebounds are possible, but the current risk-off environment and weakening conviction resemble the 2022 bear market, increasing the likelihood of a deeper downside rather than a recovery.

ambcrypto04/03 09:25

Bitcoin looks fragile in Q2: Rising FUD signals bearish pressure for BTC

ambcrypto04/03 09:25

$414mln exits crypto funds – Why sentiment is suddenly shifting

In the last week of March, cryptocurrency investment products experienced significant outflows totaling $414 million, marking the first net withdrawals in five weeks. This shift was driven by escalating global tensions, high inflation, and anticipation around Federal Reserve meetings, reducing total assets under management to $129 billion. Ethereum was hit hardest with $222 million in outflows, while Bitcoin saw $194 million withdrawn despite strong year-to-date inflows. Solana also recorded outflows, whereas XRP was the sole asset with inflows of $15.8 million. On-chain metrics showed reduced network engagement for major cryptocurrencies. The U.S. led outflows with $454 million, while Canada and Germany saw modest inflows. Despite a recent market cap rebound to $2.34 trillion, short-term volatility remains high due to macroeconomic uncertainty, cautioning investors against relying on temporary rallies for long-term predictions.

ambcrypto03/31 07:29

$414mln exits crypto funds – Why sentiment is suddenly shifting

ambcrypto03/31 07:29

Bitcoin consolidates as buyers wait for clarity – Will BTC’s losses deepen?

Bitcoin (BTC) retreated from its recent high of $72K, testing local support near $65.6K, though it saw a minor bounce over the weekend. Retail sentiment remains bearish with increasing FUD on social media, yet historical data suggests such conditions often present buying opportunities. Meanwhile, the long/short ratio has risen, indicating traders are taking leveraged long positions—increasing the risk of a long squeeze toward $64K or lower. On-chain data shows significant stablecoin reserves on exchanges, suggesting available buying power, while negative exchange net flows point to accumulation. However, investors may remain cautious amid market uncertainty, waiting for clearer signals before committing.

ambcrypto03/29 09:16

Bitcoin consolidates as buyers wait for clarity – Will BTC’s losses deepen?

ambcrypto03/29 09:16

Inside STRC – Here’s how Strategy is shaping Bitcoin’s retail accumulation this cycle

Retail investors often trade based on sentiment rather than fundamentals, making them highly reactive to news and social chatter. Recent bearish sentiment around Bitcoin, driven by macro fears, presents a potential accumulation opportunity, as Bitcoin historically moves counter to crowd sentiment. At press time, Bitcoin was experiencing a bearish pullback, struggling to break the $75k resistance. Strategy (MSTR) emerges as a key catalyst in channeling retail flows into Bitcoin. The STRC Index recently trading above $100 allows MSTR to purchase more Bitcoin, adding 114 BTC to its holdings. Notably, 80% of STRC shares are owned by retail investors—double that of MSTR—supported by an 11% yield to shareholders. This retail-heavy ownership means Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases are directly influenced by these investors, making STRC a critical indicator of retail sentiment and a driver of Bitcoin accumulation this cycle.

ambcrypto03/27 15:19

Inside STRC – Here’s how Strategy is shaping Bitcoin’s retail accumulation this cycle

ambcrypto03/27 15:19

‘Uninformed FUD’ – White House on claims of Coinbase stalling the CLARITY Act again

The White House has dismissed speculation that Coinbase is opposing the latest stablecoin yield deal and blocking the CLARITY Act, calling the claims "uninformed FUD." Patrick Witt, a digital asset advisor to the President, expressed confidence that the recent agreement between the Senate and the White House would revive momentum for the bill. Rumors of Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's opposition originated from a Punchbowl News report, though it was noted his stance was less severe than his previous public objections. The new deal limits stablecoin yields to account activity rather than passive interest earned via intermediaries, a change seen as favorable to banks. As of writing, neither the banking industry nor Armstrong had publicly commented on the compromise. Senator Cynthia Lummis emphasized the urgency of passing the bill under the current pro-crypto administration. Meanwhile, the proposed yield restrictions caused Circle's stock (CRCL) to drop 20% before partially recovering.

ambcrypto03/26 12:02

‘Uninformed FUD’ – White House on claims of Coinbase stalling the CLARITY Act again

ambcrypto03/26 12:02

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