Bitcoin Traders Spend $552M to Hedge Against Another Crash
A wall of 1.79 million Bitcoin is boxing the market between $60,000 and $70,000, making $65,000 the key test.
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A wall of 1.79 million Bitcoin is boxing the market between $60,000 and $70,000, making $65,000 the key test.
VanEck expects a shallower trough this cycle, anchored by spot ETF demand and a larger institutional base, with the historical clock pointing to a September through November transition.
VanEck's own data: when 8-12 signals have fired, BTC averaged just 12.8% over the next 90 days, below its long-run 15.2%. The only edge appears at the one-year horizon.
The bullish read is tempered by long-term-holder distribution, making supply absorption the key test for Bitcoin's next phase.
The single-day inflow from loss-selling short-term holders is the largest in 30 days. Whether it signals a floor depends on whether spot demand absorbs the 32,000 BTC now sitting at the ask.
A long-dormant wallet deposited its full 9,389 ETH position into a prime brokerage after a four-year hold that ended nearly 60% underwater, the kind of forced exit that adds selling pressure at the…
The token's 30-day and 365-day MVRV ratios are at the deepest discount in XRP's history, and analysts read the capitulation as a contrarian entry rather than a confirmed bottom.
Roughly 10.83M BTC now sits underwater against 9.22M still in profit, and prior crossovers in 2018-19 and 2022 both landed within months of the eventual cycle low.
The desk's read is that capitulation is underway but the bid hasn't returned, with ETF outflows and a fading AI rotation leaving crypto exposed to a stronger dollar and higher-for-longer rates.
Binance liquidity has fallen to its lowest since 2020 while futures open interest stays elevated, a setup where the next large flow could trigger an outsized move in either direction.
The 90-day moving average of XRP's price against Bitcoin keeps falling as the ratio compresses toward $1 of BTC per 1,000 XRP, a level not seen in nearly four years.
A single wallet that bought 2,500 BTC at $80,936 a month ago has now handed the last 2,480 BTC to Binance at a near $39M realized loss, the kind of forced-exit flow that often marks a local bottom.
The $74.68M deposit lands as a capitulation signal: a wallet of this size absorbing an $11M-plus loss to exit suggests conviction in further downside, not a tactical rebalance.
A widely followed Bitcoin market analyst argues that time, not price, is the better guide for when the current bear…
Galaxy Research said Bitcoin may not have reached its cycle bottom yet, noting that only 4 of 13 historical bottom…
The collapse in onchain activity and a 90-day realized profit-to-loss ratio of 0.38 frame a classic capitulation setup — but the absence of large-holder exchange deposits suggests distribution…
A widely-shared video argues BTC just printed the same higher-low-into-May pattern as 2018, with the cycle's final 50% capitulation still missing — and Q4 in its sights.
More than half of all Bitcoin in circulation is currently held at a loss, according to analysis from K33 Research. The…
The 90-day realized profit-to-loss ratio just fell to 0.38 — for every $1 of losses realised, only 38¢ of profit is taken — a textbook exhaustion signal as XRP trades near $1.11, down 40% YTD.
XRP's 90-day smoothed Realized Profit to Loss Ratio has collapsed to 0.38, meaning that for every dollar of profit…