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Here’s The Interesting About The XRP Chart That Everyone Is Missing

Analyst Cryptollica highlights two key points often missed in XRP analysis. First, despite frustrating sideways trading between $1.3-$1.6 and weakened sentiment, XRP's long-term USD price structure remains intact, showing higher lows across cycles since 2017. The more significant signal, however, is found in the XRP/NVIDIA ratio. This ratio illustrates sustained capital outflow from XRP (and crypto broadly) into the dominant AI/tech trade represented by NVIDIA. The analyst suggests that if this relative weakness against NVIDIA shows signs of reversing, it could signal a broader rotation of risk appetite back into overlooked crypto assets like XRP. While a turn is not yet confirmed, monitoring this ratio may provide early insight into shifting market dynamics.

bitcoinist14 h fa

Here’s The Interesting About The XRP Chart That Everyone Is Missing

bitcoinist14 h fa

Bitcoin Opens New Opportunities As The MVRV Ratio Falls Below A Key Threshold

Bitcoin's near-term outlook appears bearish, with its price struggling below $80,000 amid high volatility. However, analysts like Ali Charts suggest this period may present a new buying opportunity. This is indicated by the Bitcoin MVRV Ratio falling below its 180-day Moving Average, a threshold historically associated with the market entering a discounted phase and often marking strategic accumulation points for investors. The $77,800 price level is identified as a critical short-term pivot. A decisive breakout above it could propel Bitcoin toward $79,000, while a rejection could lead to a retracement toward support levels at $76,900 or $76,000. The current consolidation under the MVRV 180-day MA is seen as a potential accumulation window before a potential upward move.

bitcoinist22 h fa

Bitcoin Opens New Opportunities As The MVRV Ratio Falls Below A Key Threshold

bitcoinist22 h fa

The Bitcoin Playbook To Know: Step 4 Says A Crash Is Coming, But Where’s The Bottom?

A crypto analyst's six-step framework, based on the 2021 market cycle, suggests Bitcoin is approaching a critical phase. According to Merlijn The Trader, BTC has already completed the distribution, small consolidation, and redistribution phases. The next projected step is a significant price crash into an accumulation range between $45,000 and $59,000, representing a potential decline of 24% to 42% from current levels near $77,500. However, a key condition exists: if Bitcoin can maintain a weekly close above the $78,000 level, this deeper correction phase could be skipped entirely, allowing the cycle to advance directly toward re-accumulation and a potential future rally.

bitcoinistIeri 01:31

The Bitcoin Playbook To Know: Step 4 Says A Crash Is Coming, But Where’s The Bottom?

bitcoinistIeri 01:31

XRP Whales Have Just Set An 8-Year Record, Is This The Start Of The Next Bull Run?

Large XRP holders, or "whales," have accumulated a record 68.5% of the token's circulating supply, an eight-year high according to Santiment data. This aggressive buying is reportedly absorbing supply from exchanges. Analysts suggest this concentration could lead to a thin sell-side, potentially setting the stage for a major price breakout if XRP can decisively close above its current trading range of $1.29-$1.50. Market expert Ali Martinez identifies this as a key compression zone; a break above $1.50 could trigger a rally toward $1.80, while a close below $1.29 might invalidate the bullish structure.

bitcoinistIeri 21:02

XRP Whales Have Just Set An 8-Year Record, Is This The Start Of The Next Bull Run?

bitcoinistIeri 21:02

Core Members of Ethereum Foundation Stage Mass Exodus: 'Decentralization' or 'Dissolution'?

In April-May 2026, at least six core members, including key engineers and researchers, departed from the Ethereum Foundation (EF). This followed the earlier exit of co-executive director Tomasz Stańczak. High-profile leavers included long-time contributors from the Protocol Cluster and the "Trillion Dollar Security Initiative." EF framed the departures as part of its "Mandate" restructuring aimed at reducing its central role. However, community concerns grew as core developer numbers fell from 225 in May 2025 to 169 in May 2026, though a recent one-month rebound of 63% was noted. ETH holdings in the EF treasury also decreased. Despite the leadership flux, Ethereum's overall developer activity remains substantial, with nearly 10,000 active ecosystem developers. The departures have sparked discussions about EF's future direction, coordination, and the practical meaning of decentralization for Ethereum, which faces challenges like price declines and project security concerns while aspiring to be a global financial infrastructure layer.

marsbit2 giorni fa 03:48

Core Members of Ethereum Foundation Stage Mass Exodus: 'Decentralization' or 'Dissolution'?

marsbit2 giorni fa 03:48

From Pizza to Unit of Account: A Prehistory of Bitcoin Price Discovery

From Pizza to Unit of Account: The Prehistory of Bitcoin Price Discovery This article traces Bitcoin's earliest price discovery mechanisms, focusing on its functional evolution as a unit of account rather than its price trajectory. The analysis centers on a nine-month period from October 2009 to July 2010, identifying three distinct, sequential layers of price formation. The narrative begins with the cost-of-production anchor established by NewLibertyStandard in October 2009, which calculated a unilateral USD/BTC exchange rate based on the electricity cost of mining. This constituted a posted rate, not a market-discovered price. The second layer emerged with peer-to-peer (P2P) discovery mechanisms starting in March 2010. This included Dustin Dollar's Bitcoin Market platform, which introduced a basic public order book, and forum-based实物 trades. The pivotal event in this phase was Laszlo Hanyecz's purchase of two pizzas for 10,000 BTC on May 22, 2010. Critically, the offer was made exclusively in BTC ("10,000 bitcoins for a couple of pizzas"), marking the first documented instance where Bitcoin functionally acted as a unit of account to price another good in a real transaction, 21 days before Hanyecz later provided a USD anchor (~$25). The third layer commenced in July 2010 with Jed McCaleb's launch of the Mt.Gox exchange. Its continuous order book, with last price, highs, lows, and volume, provided the first standardized, externally referenceable format for BTC/USD prices. The article argues this three-stage evolution—production cost anchor → P2P discovery → centralized continuous quotation—exhibits structural similarities to the historical price discovery paths of other asset classes, such as 17th-century VOC shares in Amsterdam and 19th-century grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade. It posits that all markets follow a coarse-grained path from private bookkeeping to posted quotes to continuous matching, placing Bitcoin's early development within a centuries-long lineage of financial institutional evolution.

marsbit05/19 00:02

From Pizza to Unit of Account: A Prehistory of Bitcoin Price Discovery

marsbit05/19 00:02

Bitcoin Price Could Resume Its Downward Trend As Realized Profit Climbs To 2022 Level

Bitcoin's price may be poised for a downturn, according to on-chain analysis. Despite recent signs of recovery, a key metric—the Realized Profit/Loss Margin—has reached 17%. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez highlights that this level, last seen in March 2022, previously signaled a local market top before a downtrend resumed. The indicator suggests average Bitcoin investors are sitting on significant profits and may start selling to lock in gains. Currently trading around $78,070, Bitcoin faces a critical test at the $78,000 support level. A break below could trigger further downside, aligning with the historical warning from the overheated profit margins.

bitcoinist05/17 21:01

Bitcoin Price Could Resume Its Downward Trend As Realized Profit Climbs To 2022 Level

bitcoinist05/17 21:01

Analyst Who Predict Bitcoin Top And Bottom Reveals When Price Will Start To Rise Again

An analyst known for accurately calling Bitcoin's previous top and bottom warns of a prolonged bearish phase. Following a rebound above $82,000 and a subsequent rejection, Bitcoin is seen forming a "bull trap" within a broader bearish structure. The analyst, Kabuki, projects a steady decline to around $61,000, then $47,000, followed by a temporary bounce to $55,000 before a final crash to approximately $41,000 by June 2026. This level is marked as the potential cycle bottom, after which prices could begin to rise again. Another expert echoes the bull trap warning, suggesting a sharp correction to $51,000 could start soon. Bitcoin was trading near $78,474 at the time of the report.

bitcoinist05/17 07:02

Analyst Who Predict Bitcoin Top And Bottom Reveals When Price Will Start To Rise Again

bitcoinist05/17 07:02

Bitcoin Exchange Supply Remains At 8-Year Lows: Bullish Sign?

Bitcoin exchange reserves, a measure of supply held on centralized platforms, have remained near their lowest levels in eight years despite recent price recovery. This stagnant trend, with around 5.6% of BTC's total supply on exchanges, suggests investors are not depositing coins for potential selling, which is typically viewed as a bullish sign. In contrast, Ethereum's exchange supply has seen a recent increase from 4.2% to 4.6%, though it also remains near historical lows. The on-chain data indicates continued holder accumulation for Bitcoin, even as its price trades around $79,400. Analysts note that the significance of exchange reserves alone has evolved with the rise of off-chain investment vehicles like spot ETFs.

bitcoinist05/16 15:23

Bitcoin Exchange Supply Remains At 8-Year Lows: Bullish Sign?

bitcoinist05/16 15:23

Bitcoin Short-Term Holder Basis Remains High Within Biggest Supply Cluster

Bitcoin's recent recovery from February lows is approaching a critical supply cluster between $84,000 and $88,000, which holds the largest concentration of Bitcoin supply on the current chart. This zone represents the cost basis for short-term holders (investors who bought within the last 155 days) and is stacked with "trapped" sellers who bought near those levels and are now at breakeven. Technical analysis suggests the rally faces significant resistance in this area. Two primary scenarios are outlined: a direct push into the $84k-$86k zone followed by a rejection and pullback to $70,000 support, or a more volatile path involving a dip before testing the supply cluster. A weekly close above $84,000 would weaken the bearish rejection case, but a decisive break above $86,900-$88,000 is needed for a stronger bullish confirmation. Bitcoin is currently trading around $80,430.

bitcoinist05/16 07:02

Bitcoin Short-Term Holder Basis Remains High Within Biggest Supply Cluster

bitcoinist05/16 07:02

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