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The 90-day average of BTC spent by 5+ year holders just dropped to 962 BTC, the lowest since November 2024, and the level lines up with the most expensive coins that cohort could have bought five…
Wintermute's OTC desk sees BTC grinding toward its bear-market low while options markets price a tight 1.9% daily move, with three catalysts, PCE, Iran headlines, and a quarter-end options expiry,…
Spot BTC ETFs just printed a record $6B 30-day outflow, and a $10.6B options expiry on Friday puts the $60,000 floor in front of the entire market.
Only four times since 2019 has the share of BTC held in profit collapsed this far, and the prior three readings each marked the cycle low to the day.
The worst monthly outflow streak since launch meets a 10.5M BTC unrealized-loss reading that has marked every prior major bottom, a setup the bulls are reading as absorption rather than exit.
The 50% post-IPO spike and ~34% drawdown in five sessions mirror the 2010 Tesla playbook almost bar-for-bar, but the missing piece is the S&P 500's second-half correction that has yet to arrive.
The addition makes Alphabet the fourth megacap tech name on the 30-stock blue-chip gauge, a structural reweighting that forces index-tracking funds to buy $GOOGL and sell $VZ.
Revenue nearly doubled and the adjusted net loss beat consensus, but a sharp step-down in core gross margin is the read investors are pricing in.
A one-day $1T loss in US market cap is the kind of move usually reserved for a Fed surprise or a 2020-style shock. The fact that it printed on a quiet tape is the signal.
The deal is a backdoor into US capital markets for a ZEC-treasury miner, and the 60% HeartSciences pop shows public investors are buying the structure, not the medtech business.
Price is down 3% on the day and 11% on the week, but nearly $17B in seven-day volume suggests the crowd hasn't left the room. Macro chip-stock selling and XRP ETF flows now decide the next leg.
Quarter-end rebalancing and a record-sized Deribit expiry collided with another leg of spot BTC ETF redemptions, leaving the market pinned below a key technical level with no clear bid in sight.
The macro print sets the impulse, the quarterly Deribit expiry decides whether it gets pinned or amplified, and roughly 80% of open interest is already out of the money after June's slide.
Galaxy Research frames the current 49% drawdown from Bitcoin's cycle high as mild by historical standards, where prior cycles bled 70% to 90% before bottoming.
The third-largest 24-hour liquidation event in crypto perps, behind only BTC and ETH, signals leverage built fast as private-market exposure went on-chain.
The one-day prints are ugly, but the seven-day tally tells the worse story: spot BTC ETFs have now shed 5,722 BTC in a week, the largest sustained outflow since launch.
The single largest opening-session drawdown since the 2020 Covid shock, and the speed of the move is forcing cross-asset de-risking before US macro data lands later this week.
The 200WMA at $62,400 is the line everyone watches, but every prior cycle bottom formed just under realized price, and whale cohort cost basis sits in the $49K to $54K band.
Both flagship spot ETF complexes printed net outflows on the same session, a rare synchronized pullback that suggests institutional desks were trimming exposure across the board rather than rotating…
Bitcoin slid 2.5% to $62,300 and ether fell more than 4% while a surging DXY and crowded short-side leverage in SpaceX and XRP perpetuals confirmed sellers are now in control across most of the top…
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