# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Volatility

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All about Metaplanet’s Bitcoin strategy after raising $137M

Metaplanet, a Tokyo-listed company, raised ¥21 billion ($137 million) on January 29, 2026, to significantly expand its Bitcoin holdings, which currently stand at 35,102 BTC. The capital was raised through share sales and one-year warrants, resulting in a 3.54% dilution. CEO Simon Gerovich stated the funds will accelerate the firm's Bitcoin strategy. Despite Bitcoin's recent dip below $85,000, Metaplanet remains committed to its aggressive accumulation plan, aiming to join the "1% Bitcoin Club" and potentially influence the market. The move carries risks, including dilution effects and Bitcoin's volatility, but the company believes long-term gains will outweigh short-term concerns.

ambcrypto01/30 07:01

All about Metaplanet’s Bitcoin strategy after raising $137M

ambcrypto01/30 07:01

Why Do Bitcoin and Ethereum Fall But Not Rise?

This article analyzes why Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) have underperformed other risk assets like stocks and commodities recently, despite a generally bullish macro environment. The core argument is that the underperformance is not primarily a macro issue, but a result of the crypto market's own structural dynamics and its ongoing deleveraging cycle. Key reasons identified include: - The crypto market is in the late stages of a deleveraging process, which began with a sharp sell-off in October, wiping out highly-leveraged speculative capital (especially from retail traders) and making the market fragile and risk-averse. - A significant amount of retail capital has been diverted to other booming assets like AI-related stocks and precious metals, which are experiencing their own FOMO-driven rallies. - Crypto markets remain structurally isolated from traditional finance (TradFi), with barriers to capital flow between them. - The market is still dominated by retail traders and passive funds (like ETFs), making it susceptible to emotional narratives, market micro-structure manipulation, and high volatility amplified by the use of high leverage (10x-20x) by散户. This creates an environment where concentrated selling in low-liquidity hours can trigger cascading liquidations. - The author draws historical parallels to the deleveraging of China's A-share market in 2015 and compares ETH's current price action to Tesla's in 2024, suggesting both are in a prolonged consolidation phase after a bubble. The article concludes that labeling BTC and ETH purely as "risk assets" is an oversimplification. While they are volatile, they also possess safe-haven qualities. The current sensitivity to negative news and sluggish response to positive developments is a temporary structural phenomenon of the deleveraging cycle, not a failure of their long-term value proposition. Once deleveraging concludes and new capital returns, this dynamic is expected to change.

marsbit01/30 04:44

Why Do Bitcoin and Ethereum Fall But Not Rise?

marsbit01/30 04:44

Bear Market Bottoming Out, Bitcoin to Test the $83,000 Support Line?

Bitcoin is consolidating near key on-chain support levels, with the $83.4K to $80.7K range acting as a critical zone. A break below could trigger deeper correction risks. Short-term holders remain fragile, with nearly 20% of their supply in loss, though panic selling has not yet materialized. ETF flows have stabilized near neutral, reducing structural selling pressure, while spot market buying interest shows early signs of recovery, led by offshore exchanges like Binance. However, sustained demand is needed for an upward breakout. Derivatives markets reflect caution: perpetual funding rates are neutral, indicating low leverage, while options skew has turned bearish with increased demand for short-term downside protection. Dealer gamma is negative below $90K, amplifying potential downward moves. Overall, market stability hinges on whether spot and ETF inflows can rebound. Without sustained buying, BTC risks further consolidation or a corrective decline.

marsbit01/30 03:27

Bear Market Bottoming Out, Bitcoin to Test the $83,000 Support Line?

marsbit01/30 03:27

From Geopolitical Tensions to Liquidity Tightening: BTC Dragged into Uncontrolled Market Conditions

"Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline, dropping from around $88,000 to below $81,200, with a 24-hour loss exceeding 7%. The sell-off was driven by multiple factors converging simultaneously. Escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly involving the U.S. and Iran, increased market uncertainty and risk aversion. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve's latest FOMC meeting maintained interest rates and dashed hopes for near-term rate cuts, leading to a repricing of liquidity expectations. The downturn was not isolated to crypto; U.S. equities and precious metals like gold and silver also fell, indicating a market-wide reduction in risk exposure. Additionally, Bitcoin ETFs saw sustained outflows, with over $1 billion in net withdrawals in just one week, reducing market liquidity and amplifying downward pressure. This collective 'de-risking' event forced a breakdown of key technical levels, including the 100-week moving average, triggering leveraged liquidations. Market stability now depends on reclaiming these technical supports and the return of risk capital."

marsbit01/30 02:20

From Geopolitical Tensions to Liquidity Tightening: BTC Dragged into Uncontrolled Market Conditions

marsbit01/30 02:20

From Geopolitical Tensions to Liquidity Tightening: BTC Dragged into Uncontrolled Market Conditions

This analysis examines the sharp, multi-asset cryptocurrency downturn on [date], with Bitcoin (BTC) falling over 7% to briefly under $81,200. The decline was not triggered by a single event but by a confluence of factors leading to a broad market de-risking. Key drivers included a significant escalation in Middle East geopolitical tensions, marked by a US aircraft carrier group going silent and Iran's leadership adopting a war-ready posture. This created immediate uncertainty, prompting investors to reduce risk exposure. Simultaneously, the latest FOMC meeting delivered a hawkish hold, dashing remaining market hopes for near-term rate cuts. This forced a repricing of liquidity expectations, removing a key support for risk assets. The sell-off was not isolated to crypto. US equity indices (Nasdaq, S&P 500) fell, and traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver also saw sharp pullbacks, indicating a market-wide flight to reduce overall risk exposure, not a rotation into other assets. Compounding these issues, Bitcoin ETFs recorded consistent, significant outflows over the preceding week, totaling over $1 billion. This lack of institutional buying pressure left the market without a buffer, causing prices to fall rapidly to find new equilibrium levels after breaking key technical supports like the 100-week moving average (~$85,000). In essence, this was a concentrated release of pent-up risk, driven by geopolitics, tightened liquidity expectations, and weak market structure, forcing a deleveraging event. True stability depends on reclaiming key technical levels and the return of risk capital.

Odaily星球日报01/30 02:14

From Geopolitical Tensions to Liquidity Tightening: BTC Dragged into Uncontrolled Market Conditions

Odaily星球日报01/30 02:14

After Analyzing 231 Prediction Markets, We Uncovered the Harsh Truth About ICOs

Analyzing 231 prediction markets on Polymarket for 29 token launches reveals that these markets are not reliable predictive tools but rather contrarian indicators of market sentiment. Despite claims of near-perfect accuracy, the true predictive accuracy one week before market close is only 66.7%, with systematic over-optimism bias. Markets consistently overestimated fundraising amounts and valuations, with FDV predictions averaging a +35% overestimation. High trading volume on Polymarket (>$50M) is a strong bearish signal, often correlating with significant post-ICO price declines. In contrast, conservative predictions and lower trading volume (<$5M) are relatively bullish signals, though most tokens still underperform. Overall, 75% of tokens fell in the first 24 hours, and the average return since ICO is -32.2%, indicating that extreme optimism in prediction markets often precedes poor performance.

比推01/29 19:31

After Analyzing 231 Prediction Markets, We Uncovered the Harsh Truth About ICOs

比推01/29 19:31

Bitcoin Shows Rare Confluence In Network Growth And Risk Index – What It Means For BTC

Bitcoin's price remains below the key $90,000 resistance level despite a recent bounce. Two critical indicators—Network Growth and Risk Index—are showing a rare convergence, historically a strong bullish signal for BTC. This alignment suggests a shift toward a more balanced market, where increasing network activity outweighs risk signals, potentially leading to a major rally. Additionally, a bullish divergence with the RSI indicates strengthening momentum, with a potential move toward $95,000. Meanwhile, whale accumulation contrasts with retail selling, and key sell walls are shifting, suggesting increased volatility ahead.

bitcoinist01/29 18:02

Bitcoin Shows Rare Confluence In Network Growth And Risk Index – What It Means For BTC

bitcoinist01/29 18:02

Crypto traders brace for liquidation wave as leverage stress builds

Cryptocurrency derivatives markets are exhibiting significant leverage stress, with data indicating a high concentration of vulnerable long positions. Recent liquidation events show a severe imbalance, with over $230 million in long positions liquidated in a single hour compared to less than $5 million in shorts. Exchanges like Binance and Hyperliquid recorded the largest shares of these forced sales. Despite relatively stable spot prices, this leverage buildup increases the market's sensitivity to downward moves. If prices break below key support levels, it could trigger a substantial wave of further liquidations. Traders are monitoring whether this leverage stress will lead to broader market weakness.

ambcrypto01/29 15:54

Crypto traders brace for liquidation wave as leverage stress builds

ambcrypto01/29 15:54

Bitcoin Supply In Loss Turns Up: A Potential Bear Market Signal

Bitcoin is struggling to reclaim the $90,000 level amid market uncertainty and consolidation, with analysts divided on the outlook. A CryptoQuant report indicates a concerning shift: Bitcoin’s Supply in Loss (%) has started rising again, a pattern historically associated with early bear markets. This metric suggests losses are spreading from short-term to long-term holders, signaling a potential change in market structure toward prolonged downturns rather than a temporary correction. Although current levels are below historical capitulation thresholds, the trend change aligns with past cycles where true bottoms formed only after broad distress. Price action remains constrained below key moving averages, with resistance near $94,000–$96,000. A break below $85,000 could renew downside pressure, while holding above $92,000 may improve short-term structure. The overall signal suggests risk remains skewed downward until loss expansion stabilizes or reaches extreme levels.

bitcoinist01/29 13:32

Bitcoin Supply In Loss Turns Up: A Potential Bear Market Signal

bitcoinist01/29 13:32

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