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Stablecoins are leaving exchanges – and traders aren’t buying the dip

Stablecoins are being withdrawn from cryptocurrency exchanges at the fastest rate in the current market cycle, signaling a sharp decline in short-term risk appetite among traders. Despite a growing overall stablecoin supply—largely backed by U.S. Treasuries—investors are choosing to hold capital off exchanges rather than deploy it during the market downturn. This cautious behavior is evident in the significant outflows from major exchanges like Binance, which saw nearly $1.9 billion in net outflows over 30 days. While Bitcoin has corrected roughly 36% from its October highs, traders have been unwinding leverage, with open interest falling more than 40%. However, stablecoins aren't exiting the crypto ecosystem entirely. Instead, they are migrating to safer blockchain networks like TON, Ethereum, and Polygon, while trading-focused chains such as Solana and Tron experience outflows. The shift reflects a defensive strategy: investors are prioritizing safety and yield offered by stablecoins—which function like low-risk money market instruments—over exposure to volatile assets. This trend is likely to persist until market confidence returns.

ambcrypto12/23 23:02

Stablecoins are leaving exchanges – and traders aren’t buying the dip

ambcrypto12/23 23:02

JPMorgan’s Bitcoin Move: How Institutions Are Moving Further Into BTC

JPMorgan Chase is exploring ways to deepen its exposure to Bitcoin and other digital assets by potentially offering cryptocurrency trading services to institutional clients. The internal review includes possible spot trading and derivatives linked to digital assets, though any rollout depends on client demand, risk assessments, and regulatory feasibility. This marks a significant shift for the firm, whose CEO Jamie Dimon has historically been a vocal Bitcoin critic. The move aligns with a more accommodating US regulatory environment under the Trump administration, including clearer guidelines for banks in crypto activities and appointments of officials seen as pro-crypto.

bitcoinist12/23 23:01

JPMorgan’s Bitcoin Move: How Institutions Are Moving Further Into BTC

bitcoinist12/23 23:01

Bitcoin’s Cooling Network May Be Confirming The Market’s Present State – Here’s What To Know

Since Bitcoin's sharp pullback from its all-time high of $126,000, on-chain indicators suggest it has entered a bear market phase. Key metrics show a cooling network: highly active addresses dropped from 43,300 to 41,500, total transactions fell from 460,000 to 438,000, and network fees declined, indicating reduced speculative activity and large players exiting. This pattern resembles the 2018 bear market, with lower activity often preceding increased volatility. However, Bitcoin's current user base is larger (over 800,000 vs. 600,000 in 2018), suggesting greater structural resilience despite the defensive market conditions.

bitcoinist12/23 22:05

Bitcoin’s Cooling Network May Be Confirming The Market’s Present State – Here’s What To Know

bitcoinist12/23 22:05

Solana: Short-term pain, long-term hope? SOL faces liquidation test

Solana's price decline has triggered concerns as nearly $90 million in long positions face liquidation risk. Trading volume surged over 17% to $3.55 billion despite SOL dropping 1.55% to $124.30, reflecting heightened market interest. Derivative data reveals strong bearish sentiment among intraday traders, with significant leveraged positions concentrated at $123.30 and $129.50 levels. However, long-term outlook remains optimistic: over $8.77 million in SOL moved from exchanges to wallets, indicating accumulation, and U.S. Solana ETFs have seen consistent inflows since early December, suggesting institutional interest. Technically, SOL is consolidating between $123.50 and $128.23, with a break below $117 potentially triggering further declines, while a clear move above $128.23 could signal an upward rally.

ambcrypto12/23 22:04

Solana: Short-term pain, long-term hope? SOL faces liquidation test

ambcrypto12/23 22:04

From FTX fallout to fresh capital: Former US chief raises $35M for new exchange

Brett Harrison, former president of FTX US, has raised $35 million for his new derivatives exchange, Architect Financial Technologies. The platform targets institutional traders with services spanning derivatives, equities, futures, and digital assets. This follows a previous $12 million funding round in 2024. Architect recently received regulatory approval in Bermuda to offer perpetual futures tied to traditional assets like stocks and commodities. The company plans to expand into Europe and Asia-Pacific. The funding highlights continued venture interest in crypto-linked derivatives, which dominate crypto trading volume but also contribute to market volatility, as seen in recent large liquidation events.

cointelegraph12/23 21:37

From FTX fallout to fresh capital: Former US chief raises $35M for new exchange

cointelegraph12/23 21:37

What’s Driving The ‘Growing Confidence’ In XRP This December?

Despite recent price stagnation and losses across multiple timeframes, confidence in XRP is growing this December, driven by institutional accumulation and whale activity. Sustained inflows into XRP exchange-traded products have pushed total assets under management above $1.2 billion, with significant contributions from funds like Canary Capital’s XRPC and 21Shares’ XRP ETF. This indicates strategic, long-term positioning rather than reaction to short-term volatility. Large holders are also accumulating XRP, reducing selling pressure and strengthening supply-demand dynamics. Although XRP remains below key technical resistance levels, these factors suggest a market in transition, with informed participants anticipating future upward movement.

bitcoinist12/23 21:23

What’s Driving The ‘Growing Confidence’ In XRP This December?

bitcoinist12/23 21:23

Bitcoin Cash – Why buying BCH before a $624 breakout is risky

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has been trading in a range between $272 and $624 since July 2024. Despite a 22.2% rally since mid-November, it has not yet broken above the $624 resistance. While rising buy volume suggests long-term bullish strength, buying near range highs is considered risky. A breakout above $624, followed by a successful retest, would be a more reliable signal. Short-term, spot selling and declining Open Interest indicate weakening momentum. Traders might consider shorting near $600, targeting lower support zones between $540–$580, though a move above $605 would invalidate this bearish outlook.

ambcrypto12/23 21:02

Bitcoin Cash – Why buying BCH before a $624 breakout is risky

ambcrypto12/23 21:02

Pundit Explains Why This Changes Everything For XRP In The Long Term

Crypto pundit X Finance Bull argues that XRP's tech stack fundamentally changes the altcoin's long-term prospects. He highlights the XRP Ledger's consensus mechanism, which achieves fast, decentralized agreement without waste by prioritizing correctness and reliability over incentives. This focus, he claims, is why real-world institutions are building on XRP, as they value uptime and risk management over hype. Furthermore, he states XRP is built for regulation, having integrated into global banking early. With developments like the RLUSD stablecoin, compliant ETFs, and potential regulatory clarity from the CLARITY Act, XRP is positioned to become the institutional default for compliant on-chain liquidity.

bitcoinist12/23 21:01

Pundit Explains Why This Changes Everything For XRP In The Long Term

bitcoinist12/23 21:01

Brazil's live orchestra to turn Bitcoin price moves into music

An experimental orchestral project in Brazil has received approval to raise up to 1.09 million reais ($197,000) through a tax-incentive program to convert Bitcoin price movements into live music. The performance, to be held in Brasília, will use an algorithm to translate real-time BTC price data and technical indicators into musical elements like melody, rhythm, and harmony. This aims to provide an audible representation of Bitcoin’s market volatility, blending traditional orchestral instruments with data-driven composition. The project builds on earlier algorithmic art experiments, such as Matt Kane’s Bitcoin-responsive digital artwork and Refik Anadol’s data-based immersive works. Fundraising must be completed by December 31.

cointelegraph12/23 20:45

Brazil's live orchestra to turn Bitcoin price moves into music

cointelegraph12/23 20:45

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see persistent outflows as institutional appetite weakens

Institutional demand for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs has weakened significantly, with net outflows persisting for over six weeks, according to data from Glassnode and SoSoValue. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $142.19 million recently, reducing total assets to $114.99 billion, while Ethereum ETFs saw a one-day inflow of $84.59 million but remain in a negative 30-day trend. Both assets have declined from their summer peaks—BTC trading around $88,351 and ETH near $2,976. The outflows reflect broader year-end de-risking, reduced risk appetite, and fading post-ETF approval enthusiasm. While this suggests a temporary cooling period rather than structural rejection, sustained positive flows will be essential for a strong price recovery in early 2026.

ambcrypto12/23 20:32

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see persistent outflows as institutional appetite weakens

ambcrypto12/23 20:32

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