# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Retail

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Retail", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Bitcoin’s 2025 recap – 3.3% more retail buys while whales stepped back

Bitcoin's 2025 holder dynamics revealed a notable shift: retail investors increased their holdings by 3.3% since July, while large wallets (holding 10–10,000 BTC) only grew by 0.36%. Retail buyers consistently purchased dips, whereas whales reduced exposure after price peaks. Despite Bitcoin flowing out of exchanges—indicating long-term holding—prices remained range-bound, suggesting a disconnect between supply and price. Stablecoin supply grew significantly in the second half of the year, indicating capital remained within crypto but on standby. Trading activity increasingly favored derivatives over spot markets, amplifying price volatility through leverage and forced liquidations, particularly during downside moves. The market demonstrated maturation, with patience and positioning outweighing narratives and headlines. While supply conditions tightened, price action remained subdued, reflecting a more stable but complex market structure heading into 2026.

ambcrypto12/31 09:05

Bitcoin’s 2025 recap – 3.3% more retail buys while whales stepped back

ambcrypto12/31 09:05

Bitcoin drops 32% as ETF money exits – Yet THIS group isn’t backing off

Bitcoin has declined 32% from its October high of $126,000, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experiencing significant outflows totaling $5.5 billion, reducing total AUM to $116.58 billion. This reflects weakening sentiment among traditional investors. However, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF has seen substantial inflows, with investors purchasing 1.32 million BTC worth $1.16 billion over 12 days, maintaining the firm’s dominant market position. Retail investors are also accumulating BTC, with four consecutive weeks of net purchases, including $891.61 billion in a single week. Despite current uncertainty, BlackRock’s CEO has shifted to a more optimistic long-term view on Bitcoin, suggesting growing institutional openness.

ambcrypto12/28 20:02

Bitcoin drops 32% as ETF money exits – Yet THIS group isn’t backing off

ambcrypto12/28 20:02

Bitcoin Retail Demand Crashes Below $400M — What Does This Mean For Price?

Bitcoin's Q4 2025 performance has been marked by significant corrections, with prices dropping as low as $80,000. Recent on-chain data indicates fading retail participation, particularly in the $0–$10,000 transaction range, signaling a lack of new retail inflows since mid-December. Retail transfer volume has fallen to the $375–400 million range, reflecting apathy rather than panic selling. This suggests reduced upward momentum but limited downward pressure. Analysts expect Bitcoin to remain in a consolidation phase between $85,000 and $90,000 unless a major catalyst emerges. Some remain optimistic about 2026 due to potential rate cuts and capital rotation, while others warn corrections may extend into Q1. Bitcoin currently trades around $87,401.

bitcoinist12/28 14:02

Bitcoin Retail Demand Crashes Below $400M — What Does This Mean For Price?

bitcoinist12/28 14:02

67% Of Ethereum Stablecoin Transfers Are P2P, Yet Institutions Dominate Volume

A new analysis of Ethereum stablecoin transactions reveals that while peer-to-peer (P2P) transfers dominate in frequency, institutional activity accounts for the vast majority of transaction volume. According to data shared by an Ethereum Foundation member, 67% of USDT and USDC transfers on the Ethereum network from August 2024 to 2025 were P2P, typically associated with retail users. However, these transfers represented only 24% of the total volume. In contrast, business-related transactions—including business-to-business (B2B), internal business moves, and person-to-business (P2B) transfers—made up just 33% of transaction count but a dominant 76% of the volume. The data, sourced from Artemis, focused exclusively on USDT and USDC transfer transactions, excluding mints, burns, or cross-chain transfers. Ethereum remains the leading network for stablecoins, hosting over 50% of the global supply. Meanwhile, ETH’s price briefly recovered above $3,000 before pulling back to around $2,950.

bitcoinist12/24 10:04

67% Of Ethereum Stablecoin Transfers Are P2P, Yet Institutions Dominate Volume

bitcoinist12/24 10:04

Russia’s central bank signals shift toward retail crypto access

Russia's central bank has proposed allowing both qualified and non-qualified investors to purchase certain cryptocurrencies, though with restrictions. Non-qualified investors would be limited to buying approved liquid cryptocurrencies up to 300,000 rubles ($3,834) per year after passing a knowledge test. Qualified investors gain broader access but are barred from privacy coins. The proposal also permits Russians to acquire crypto on foreign platforms and through foreign accounts, provided they report such transactions to tax authorities. While recognizing crypto as a tradable asset, the bank maintains that it cannot be used for domestic payments, in line with existing 2020 law. The move signals a shift toward regulated retail crypto access, though the central bank still considers cryptocurrencies high-risk.

cointelegraph12/23 13:54

Russia’s central bank signals shift toward retail crypto access

cointelegraph12/23 13:54

Ethereum Retail Participation Vanishes: Hits One-Year Low In Network Activity

Ethereum's network activity has hit a one-year low, with active sending addresses falling to around 170,000, signaling a significant decline in retail participation. This drop reflects deteriorating market conditions and fading investor confidence amid prolonged volatility and bearish sentiment. On-chain data suggests a phase of seller exhaustion rather than capitulation, where selling pressure is easing but new demand remains weak. Without retail momentum, Ethereum's recovery attempts have been shallow and short-lived. However, such low activity periods have often attracted long-term institutional accumulation. A sustainable rebound would require both price stabilization and a recovery in network activity, indicating returning demand. Continued stagnation risks deeper consolidation or a demand-destruction phase.

bitcoinist12/19 05:05

Ethereum Retail Participation Vanishes: Hits One-Year Low In Network Activity

bitcoinist12/19 05:05

Market Liquidity Survey: Under Diminishing Liquidity, Retail Investors 'Buy Lottery Tickets', Main Players 'Purchase Insurance'

Following the sharp market decline on October 11, the crypto market has entered a period of low activity and structural divergence. Analysis of order book depth, derivatives data, and stablecoin flows reveals a clear trend: liquidity is deteriorating, institutional players are adopting defensive strategies, while retail investors remain in a wait-and-see mode. Order book depth on major exchanges like Binance has weakened significantly, with both bid and ask liquidity thinning out. Altcoin open interest and trading volumes have also declined, indicating a lack of retail participation and speculative interest. A notable shift is observed in the options market. Bitcoin options now dominate trading activity, with put options—particularly those concentrated around the $85,000 strike—carrying significantly higher premiums than calls. This suggests that while retail traders are buying cheap, out-of-the-money call options (like “lottery tickets”), institutions are paying high premiums for downside protection, reflecting a bearish or defensive stance. The max pain point for December is around $100,000, indicating a key level where option sellers would profit most. Stablecoin data further highlights this divide. USDT reserves on exchanges have reached an all-time high, suggesting available capital from retail and non-compliant players waiting to enter. In contrast, USDC—predominantly used by U.S. institutions—has seen a sharp 40% withdrawal from exchanges, signaling institutional exodus or de-risking. Overall, the market shows fragile liquidity, major capital fleeing or hedging, and a cautious retail crowd. A break below the $85,000 support—where institutional puts are concentrated—may be more critical than any push toward $100,000.

marsbit12/15 09:29

Market Liquidity Survey: Under Diminishing Liquidity, Retail Investors 'Buy Lottery Tickets', Main Players 'Purchase Insurance'

marsbit12/15 09:29

Dogecoin ETF Records Worst Trader Activity Since Launch

An ETF tracking Dogecoin is recording its lowest trading activity since its launch, signaling a significant shift in trader behavior. Retail interest in this passive investment vehicle is waning, while the overall appetite for risk remains strong. Traders are increasingly moving away from the "buy and hold" approach, finding it boring, and are instead seeking excitement, leverage, and community-driven, speculative formats. This trend is evident in the booming meme token sector, where new characters, trading communities, and subcultures are emerging. In contrast to the static value storage offered by an institutional ETF, retail traders are searching for identity, gamification, and the chance to maximize gains from every market move. At this intersection of Dogecoin fatigue and a craving for extreme risk emerges Maxi Doge ($MAXI). It positions itself not just as a meme but as a "pump cult," combining the imagery of a muscular dog with a culture of maximum leverage and competitive mechanics for retail investors. The project, built on Ethereum, features a treasury fund, staking rewards, and trading competitions. Having raised $4.3 million in its presale, $MAXI aims to cater to traders with a "maxi mentality" who seek high returns and active participation, rejecting the sluggish statistics of traditional funds.

bitcoinist12/10 18:30

Dogecoin ETF Records Worst Trader Activity Since Launch

bitcoinist12/10 18:30

Dogecoin Liquidation Exceeds $1 Billion! The Largest Liquidation Wave in History is Coming, How Long Can DOGE Retail Investors Hold On?

Dogecoin (DOGE) rebounded after hitting $0.140 against the US dollar, though it now faces resistance near $0.1450. Earlier, DOGE recovered from the $0.1350 level, mirroring movements in Bitcoin and Ethereum, and broke through resistance levels at $0.1380 and $0.140. It is currently trading above the 100-hour simple moving average, with a rising trendline forming support around $0.1405 on the hourly chart. If the upward momentum continues, DOGE may test the $0.1450 resistance, which aligns with the 50% Fibonacci retracement level of the recent decline from $0.1532 to $0.1351. Further resistance lies near $0.1490, with a potential push toward $0.1530. A sustained break above this level could open the path to $0.1620 and $0.170, with a key mid-term resistance at $0.1720. However, failure to break above $0.1450 may lead to a pullback. Initial support is at $0.1400 and the trendline, followed by $0.1380. The major support remains at $0.1350; a break below could trigger a decline toward $0.1265 or even $0.1250. Technical indicators show mixed signals: the hourly MACD is in the bullish zone but losing momentum, while the RSI remains below 50, indicating weak short-term momentum.

金色财经12/09 08:43

Dogecoin Liquidation Exceeds $1 Billion! The Largest Liquidation Wave in History is Coming, How Long Can DOGE Retail Investors Hold On?