Bitcoin

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62% Of Bitcoin ETF Inflows Underwater As Price Crashes To $76,000

On-chain data reveals that 62% of capital inflows into US Bitcoin spot ETFs are now underwater as Bitcoin's price recently crashed below $76,000. These ETFs, which began trading in early 2024, have experienced significant net outflows over the past two weeks, including two of the largest outflow events in their history. With Bitcoin trading below the average cost basis of these funds, the majority of investors who entered since late 2024 are facing losses. This marks the first major bear phase for ETF holders, as previous declines were relatively minor. Bitcoin has since rebounded slightly to around $77,800.

bitcoinist02/03 07:02

62% Of Bitcoin ETF Inflows Underwater As Price Crashes To $76,000

bitcoinist02/03 07:02

‘We’re through the down cycle’ – Cathie Wood questions Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle

ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood suggests Bitcoin's traditional four-year cycle of sharp rises and steep declines may no longer apply, asserting that the recent downturn has been the mildest yet and is likely over. Despite Bitcoin falling 11% in a week to around $77,777—erasing spring 2025 gains—Wood views the $80,000–$90,000 range as strong support. She notes the current 30% drop is modest compared to historical 70–80% declines, signaling a maturing market. Technical indicators are mixed, with bearish momentum but oversold RSI levels that often precede rebounds. Wood remains bullish long-term, projecting Bitcoin’s value could reach $16 trillion by 2030 as it increasingly competes with gold.

ambcrypto02/03 06:01

‘We’re through the down cycle’ – Cathie Wood questions Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle

ambcrypto02/03 06:01

Judging Bitcoin's Bottom Range from Indicators Rather Than Faith

Based on key metrics rather than sentiment, this analysis examines potential Bitcoin bottom ranges after its recent drop below $75,700. A market poll suggests 30% of investors see the bottom between $60,000–$75,000. Glassnode data indicates the network-wide average cost basis is $55,900, a critical support level. The ahr999 indicator, falling below 0.45 for the first time since 2023, signals a buying opportunity, recommending accumulation under $76,000. Analyst Willy Woo’s CVDD model points to a hard bottom near $45,000, while large holder "Strategy’s" average cost of $76,040 is another key level to watch. These metrics suggest cautious accumulation at current levels, though macroeconomic and ETF influences may prevent a drop to previous cycle lows.

比推02/03 04:24

Judging Bitcoin's Bottom Range from Indicators Rather Than Faith

比推02/03 04:24

Six Years Later: If Soros Wanted to Destroy Bitcoin, How Would He Do It?

Six years later, revisiting the question: How would George Soros attack Bitcoin? Amid a decade of market euphoria and relentless bullish sentiment, few have seriously considered the possibility of a true Bitcoin collapse—or what it might look like. Die-hard proponents preaching “perpetual bull market” rarely entertain such scenarios, while simplistic bearish narratives also fail to offer a nuanced perspective. The article invites a deeper reflection on systemic vulnerabilities and speculative dynamics, suggesting that a sophisticated attack on Bitcoin—akin to Soros’s legendary financial maneuvers—would likely exploit structural, psychological, and liquidity weaknesses rather than relying on mere criticism or superficial short-selling.

marsbit02/03 04:20

Six Years Later: If Soros Wanted to Destroy Bitcoin, How Would He Do It?

marsbit02/03 04:20

Did Satoshi Nakamoto Sell 10,000 Bitcoin For $800 Million? Here’s The Truth

A viral rumor on social media platform X claimed that Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, sold 10,000 BTC worth approximately $800 million from a long-dormant wallet. The post included a screenshot allegedly from Arkham Intelligence showing the transaction. However, an analysis of actual on-chain data reveals no evidence of such a transfer. Blockchain records indicate that Nakamoto’s wallets, holding about 1.096 million BTC ($84.3 billion), have seen no significant outflows for over 12 years. Only negligible inflows, likely dust transactions, have occurred. The rumor gained traction due to ongoing speculation around Nakamoto’s identity and holdings, as well as Bitcoin’s recent price volatility, trading around $76,872 after nearing cycle lows.

bitcoinist02/03 04:02

Did Satoshi Nakamoto Sell 10,000 Bitcoin For $800 Million? Here’s The Truth

bitcoinist02/03 04:02

Bitcoin: Leverage unwinds as BTC slips 10% monthly -Stabilization ahead?

Bitcoin's recent 10% monthly decline reflects a recurring cycle of sharp advances followed by corrections, similar to patterns observed in 2014 and 2018. This weakness is attributed to tighter global liquidity, shifting ETF flows, and profit-taking rather than structural failure. Market deleveraging has accelerated, with over $5 billion in liquidations in four days—the largest since October 2025—accompanied by a significant drop in Open Interest from $47.5 billion to $24.4 billion. Historically, such resets in leverage and consolidation phases have preceded recoveries. While downside risk persists due to ongoing selling pressure, reduced leverage suggests growing fatigue among sellers, indicating potential stabilization ahead.

ambcrypto02/03 03:06

Bitcoin: Leverage unwinds as BTC slips 10% monthly -Stabilization ahead?

ambcrypto02/03 03:06

Bitcoin’s Fall Below $77,000 Exposes Market Reality as BTC Still Sets the Crypto Trend

Bitcoin's recent decline below $77,000 revealed the market's continued vulnerability to sentiment, leverage, and macroeconomic forces. After briefly holding above $80,000, BTC dropped to around $74,000, its lowest in about ten months, amid broad risk-off conditions in global markets. The loss of the $80,000 level was a psychological turning point, exposing fragile support and narrative-driven price defense. Weekend volatility and leveraged liquidations further emphasized Bitcoin's short-term instability as a store of value. Macro pressures, including Fed policy concerns and potential U.S. government shutdown, contributed to the sell-off. Technically, BTC faces bearish momentum with key support at $76,000 and resistance at $80,000. Despite diversification talks, altcoins followed Bitcoin’s decline, confirming the market's ongoing dependence on BTC’s direction and macro conditions.

bitcoinist02/03 02:31

Bitcoin’s Fall Below $77,000 Exposes Market Reality as BTC Still Sets the Crypto Trend

bitcoinist02/03 02:31

XRP Bold Claim: Pundit Sparks Controversy With Call To Sell All Bitcoin And Buy The Altcoin

A controversial claim by Crypto Dyl News has sparked debate in the crypto community, urging investors to sell all Bitcoin and buy XRP. This call is based on alleged emails from Jeffrey Epstein, an early Bitcoin founder, suggesting that XRP and Stellar (XLM) are fundamentally superior to Bitcoin and pose a significant threat. The document claims Epstein viewed these altcoins as damaging to Bitcoin's ecosystem and criticized prominent BTC supporter Michael Saylor. Amid these claims, XRP recently outperformed Bitcoin in short-term gains, rising 3.49% in 24 hours compared to BTC's 0.33%. Crypto Dyl News argues that Bitcoin is misrepresented by uninformed maximalists and asserts XRP offers greater real-world utility. The bold advice encourages investors to pivot to XRP ahead of a potential market shift, though it remains highly contentious.

bitcoinist02/02 23:32

XRP Bold Claim: Pundit Sparks Controversy With Call To Sell All Bitcoin And Buy The Altcoin

bitcoinist02/02 23:32

Bitcoin’s Lack Of New Capital Leaves It Vulnerable To Continued Selling Pressure

Bitcoin's recent decline below $80,000 has intensified bearish sentiment across the cryptocurrency market. Analysts point to a lack of new capital inflows as a key issue, with the Bitcoin Realized Cap stagnating. Persistent selling pressure from existing holders outweighs demand, while new buyers remain sidelined. Although large holders (whales) are accumulating, retail investors are selling, contributing to downward pressure. Without significant fresh investment, such as from ETFs or entities like MicroStrategy, the market faces continued vulnerability. While a severe crash is unlikely unless major players liquidate, the current environment suggests a prolonged period of sideways consolidation rather than a swift recovery.

bitcoinist02/02 21:01

Bitcoin’s Lack Of New Capital Leaves It Vulnerable To Continued Selling Pressure

bitcoinist02/02 21:01

Bitcoin trades below ETF cost basis as profitable supply falls to cycle lows

Bitcoin is trading below the average cost basis of U.S. spot ETF investors, estimated above $84,000, following significant weekly outflows. This has pushed many institutional and on-chain holders into unrealized losses. The supply of Bitcoin held in profit has dropped sharply to 11–12 million BTC, nearing cycle lows, down from 19–20 million BTC in August. The market shows signs of profit exhaustion, with reduced liquidity and muted rebound attempts. Recovery may depend on either reclaiming the ETF cost basis or a prolonged consolidation phase to rebuild profitability.

ambcrypto02/02 17:24

Bitcoin trades below ETF cost basis as profitable supply falls to cycle lows