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No Rebound For Bitcoin Yet — Short-Term BTC Holders Continue Holding At A Loss

Bitcoin's recent attempts to rebound have been capped as it struggles to hold above the $68,000 resistance level, with the price continuing a downward trajectory. Short-term holders are currently facing significant unrealized losses, averaging 26.3%, indicating a bearish market phase. According to analysts, such high loss levels historically present accumulation opportunities for long-term investors. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Spot ETFs are experiencing sustained outflows, marking 25 consecutive days of negative performance, which points to weakening investor confidence and potential increased volatility ahead.

bitcoinist03/03 01:01

No Rebound For Bitcoin Yet — Short-Term BTC Holders Continue Holding At A Loss

bitcoinist03/03 01:01

XRP Vs. Traditional Banks: Ripple CEO Sends Strong Message To Established Leaders

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has urged traditional banks to act in good faith amid ongoing stablecoin regulation negotiations. The call follows a contentious White House meeting where banking groups, including the ABA and ICBA, disputed a source's claim that talks would fail without Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's involvement. White House adviser David Sacks stated the crypto industry has made significant concessions on allowing stablecoin yields and called for banks to reciprocate. Garlinghouse emphasized that a path to a deal remains open, advocating for collaborative legislation. He also predicted the stalled CLARITY Act, aimed at digital asset market structure, would pass by April.

bitcoinist03/03 00:02

XRP Vs. Traditional Banks: Ripple CEO Sends Strong Message To Established Leaders

bitcoinist03/03 00:02

How USDC, PYUSD are challenging USDT’s stablecoin dominance

The stablecoin market has expanded significantly, with total supply growing from $140 billion to around $266 billion. While Tether (USDT) remains the largest issuer with $193 billion in supply, its dominance is gradually weakening, especially within EVM ecosystems, where it holds only 47% of the supply compared to its global 59% share. Over a 30-day period, USDT's supply decreased by 1.02%, while USD Coin (USDC) grew 7.42% and PayPal USD (PYUSD) expanded 16.66%. This shift reflects a market increasingly favoring compliant, regulated issuers with transparent reserves. Stablecoins are increasingly used for real-world payments, with annual payment volume reaching nearly $390 billion, including significant remittance flows. Activity on networks like Polygon and growing DeFi usage further highlight this trend toward utility. Regulatory clarity is accelerating institutional adoption, benefiting transparent issuers like USDC and PYUSD, indicating that future competition will be shaped by compliance and infrastructure as much as liquidity.

ambcrypto03/02 23:03

How USDC, PYUSD are challenging USDT’s stablecoin dominance

ambcrypto03/02 23:03

Crypto Watchlist: 5 Things To Monitor This Week

Crypto markets face a mix of geopolitical and product catalysts this week. Bitcoin remains the key macro watch, rebounding after an initial dip from U.S.-Iran tensions, with traders assess whether the conflict will escalate or fade. Oil price movements are being monitored for inflation and rate implications. On the product side, Starknet is launching strkBTC, a privacy-optional wrapped Bitcoin. Polygon’s March 4 upgrade will recycle gas fees to subsidize machine-to-machine payments. Avalanche begins its Retro9000 incentive round on March 2, shifting focus to rewarding most-used projects. The week concludes with the U.S. jobs report on March 6, which could reset interest rate expectations. Overall, macro factors like geopolitical risk and economic data may drive sharp market swings. The total crypto market cap stood at $2.25 trillion.

bitcoinist03/02 22:31

Crypto Watchlist: 5 Things To Monitor This Week

bitcoinist03/02 22:31

Ethereum gains on Bitcoin as capital rotates back into altcoins

Capital rotation is shifting back into altcoins, with Ethereum showing early signs of relative strength against Bitcoin. The ETH/BTC pair has printed higher highs over the past two weeks, indicating investors are reallocating capital toward Ethereum. This often leads to liquidity flowing further into select altcoins. Market metrics like the Altcoin Season Index and derivatives data suggest improving internal structure and more balanced positioning. Since January, Bitcoin’s dominance has declined from 59.26% to 58.01%, implying approximately $16.5 billion has rotated into altcoins and stablecoins. However, ongoing geopolitical risks could cap momentum, as altcoins remain vulnerable during risk-off periods due to their higher volatility. The sustainability of this recovery depends on both continued capital rotation and broader macro stability.

ambcrypto03/02 22:02

Ethereum gains on Bitcoin as capital rotates back into altcoins

ambcrypto03/02 22:02

Crypto market climbs 5% in 24 hours as Bitcoin tops $69K

The cryptocurrency market surged over 5% in the past 24 hours, reaching a total market capitalization of $2.36 trillion. Bitcoin led the rally, trading above $69,000 with a 6.11% daily gain and approaching the key $70,000 resistance level. Ethereum and Solana outperformed, rising 6.69% and 7.18% respectively, with Solana posting a notable 12.16% weekly increase. BNB and XRP also advanced, though with minor hourly declines. The broad-based gains across major tokens indicate strong market participation and positive momentum, with the overall crypto market cap rising 5.04% to $2.36 trillion.

ambcrypto03/02 21:39

Crypto market climbs 5% in 24 hours as Bitcoin tops $69K

ambcrypto03/02 21:39

After Crossing the War-Torn Border, I Had to Reexamine the Entire Crypto World

Author brother bing, co-founder of MegaETH, reflects on the crypto industry after personally witnessing missile defense systems during recent conflict near the UAE-Oman border. He observes that technology acts as an amplifier—enhancing productivity in healthy societies but becoming a weapon of attention or control during downturns. He argues crypto was meant to be a parallel system for borderless finance with lower collaboration costs, but the pursuit of legitimacy led to overemphasis on institutional integration rather than foundational innovation. While blockchain as TradFi middleware has value, it shouldn’t be mistaken for systemic reinvention. Bing calls for a return to crypto’s original vision: building boring but critical infrastructure for real sovereignty, such as cross-border savings, lending experiments, and alternative financial structures. He urges developers and communities to realign with long-term structural goals rather than short-term attention incentives, emphasizing that crypto’s success depends on courage to verify realities firsthand and build independent systems despite broader societal trends.

比推03/02 21:27

After Crossing the War-Torn Border, I Had to Reexamine the Entire Crypto World

比推03/02 21:27

Ethereum Accumulation Addresses See Continued Capital Inflows While Market Volatility Persists

Despite bearish pressure and increased market volatility causing Ethereum's price to drop below $2,000, accumulation addresses continue to see steady capital inflows. Data from analyst CW shows persistent buying activity from large holders, indicating strong long-term conviction among strategic investors. This accumulation trend began in May 2025 at around $2,500, making the current price levels more attractive. However, hedge funds have been increasing short positions on both ETH and BTC since mid-February, suggesting institutional expectations of further downside or hedging against market risk. This divergence highlights ongoing tension between long-term accumulation and short-term bearish sentiment in the market.

bitcoinist03/02 21:03

Ethereum Accumulation Addresses See Continued Capital Inflows While Market Volatility Persists

bitcoinist03/02 21:03

Cardano retraces – Profit-taking threat looms once again

Cardano (ADA) has been range-bound between $0.246 and $0.305 for most of February, with recent gains pushing it back into the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap. However, the short-term trend remains uncertain. On-chain data shows rising mean coin ages since January, indicating network-wide accumulation, while dormant circulation has been low. The 30-day MVRV ratio is at -3.65%, suggesting recent buyers are at a slight loss. Historically, a move into positive MVRV territory has preceded sell-offs, as seen in early January. Traders should be cautious, as profit-taking pressure could lead to a downturn, despite the current signs of accumulation.

ambcrypto03/02 21:02

Cardano retraces – Profit-taking threat looms once again

ambcrypto03/02 21:02

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