World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a DeFi protocol co-founded by President Trump’s family, proposed making the WLFI token transferable on DEXs and peer-to-peer markets. The token is currently locked in a closed system. If passed, holders can vote on emissions, treasury, and ecosystem incentives. The Trump family reduced their WLFI stake by 20%, while Trump reported a $57 million profit. His crypto-related wealth now totals $620 million, or 9% of his net worth.
🔥 $BTC Ready to Strike Higher? 🚀
Bitcoin is flashing a renewed bullish pulse after bouncing from its support zone, suggesting a swift recovery toward upper resistance levels. Price action signals a healthy retracement with bulls lining up for another breakout leg.
📈 LONG TRADE SETUP
• Entry Zone: $107,800 – $107,900
• Take Profits:
➤ TP1: $108,200
➤ TP2: $108,400
➤ TP3: $108,600
• Stop Loss: Below $107,600
📌 Key Insight:
BTC is carving higher lows with momentum building on the 15M chart. If buyers defend $107,800, a surge above $108,200 could open the gates for a strong continuation rally.
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DOGE Token Sees 5.45% Price Drop Amid Surging $2.92B Derivatives and Whale Accumulation
Dogecoin (DOGEUSDT) experienced a 5.45% price decline over the past 24 hours, with the current price at 0.16297 USDT, opening at 0.17236 USDT. The price drop is attributed to mixed market signals, including a notable intraday volatility where DOGE saw both a "golden cross" bullish technical pattern and subsequent bearish price action. Increased derivatives open interest (up 13% to $2.92 billion), significant whale accumulation with a net inflow of $8.23 million, and a 402% surge in options trading volume indicate heightened speculative activity and uncertainty. Despite these factors and a rebound from recent lows, conflicting analyst outlooks and fluctuating trading sentiment contributed to the downward movement.
Currently, Dogecoin trades between 0.16 and 0.17 USDT with a 24-hour volume near $900 million to $1 billion, a market capitalization around $24.4 billion, daily active addresses at 33,700, and daily transactions at 14,800, reflecting ongoing volatility and strong market engagement.
ETH Sees 3% Drop as 50,000 Tokens Withdrawn—Institutional Interest and ETF Flows Sustain Support
Ethereum (ETH/USDT) experienced a 3.05% price decline over the past 24 hours, with the current price at 2512.40 USDT on Binance, opening at 2591.33 USDT. The recent price drop is attributed to a combination of increased withdrawals from exchanges, including a notable 10,000 ETH withdrawal by a Matrixport-linked wallet and a total of over 50,000 ETH withdrawn from major platforms in the last two days, which has reduced available supply but also signals potential caution or profit-taking by large holders. Despite these outflows and a decrease in trading volume by 15% to $16.17 billion, Ethereum maintains strong support above 2500 USDT, with ongoing bullish sentiment driven by sustained institutional interest through spot ETFs and a recovering market dominance ratio. Market capitalization stands at approximately $303 billion, with intraday volatility marked by a 24-hour high of 2635.19 USDT and a low of 2474.24 USDT.
Why $8.6B in Dormant Bitcoin Just Moved—What It Means and How To Trade It
Actionable Market Insights
Why this report matters
Bitcoin’s quiet grind higher might seem like just another consolidation, but on-chain flows tell a very different story.
Dormant wallets holding billions are suddenly active again, ETF buyers keep accumulating, and Trump’s Fed rhetoric may be fueling more than just headlines.
Yet despite strong July seasonality, something is capping Bitcoin’s upside.
A hidden tug-of-war is unfolding between long-term “OG” holders and institutional whales, and only one side can win.
Retail traders are tuning out, but the real signals are hidden in the data they’re not watching.
Main argument
Since Trump attended the Nashville Bitcoin summit in July 2024, a significant shift has been unfolding behind the scenes.
The so-called Mega Whales, early Bitcoin miners and long-time holders, have begun gradually offloading their holdings in response to the relentless demand from Whales, defined as wallets holding between 100 and 1,000 BTC.
Eight dormant Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallets were reactivated on Friday after 14 years, resulting in a combined $8.6 billion in transactions.
These "OG" wallets have been a persistent overhang on the market and a key reason Bitcoin has struggled to make meaningful gains over the past six months, despite no clear signs that these specific wallets intend to sell.
However, our analysis, which has been ahead of the curve and cited by several news outlets, has long suggested that early holders are gradually offloading into ETF and corporate treasury demand.
Below, we explain what it means and how to trade it.
Link to our report: https://update.10xresearch.com/p/why-8-6b-in-dormant-bitcoin-just-moved-what-it-means-and-how-to-trade-it-ee77
FUN Token Surges 39% in 24 Hours as Breakout and New Listings Drive Record Gains
FUNUSDT has experienced significant price appreciation in the last 24 hours, with the price on Binance rising 39.14% to $0.015311 from a 24-hour open of $0.011004. This surge is largely attributed to a combination of factors, including a "mega breakout" above multi-year resistance levels, strong bullish sentiment following technical analysis reports, and recent high-profile exchange listings such as Poloniex, which have increased the token's visibility and potential utility in gaming and DeFi sectors. Despite the delisting of FUNUSDT futures on Phemex, the overall market reaction has remained positive, supported by substantial trading volumes and a 30-day gain of over 200%, indicating robust investor interest and momentum.
Currently, FUNUSDT is trading at $0.015311 on Binance with strong 24-hour volume, reflecting heightened market activity and volatility amid a broader upward trend.
According to CryptoQuant's chart, in January 2025, Bitcoin's apparent demand peaked at around $1.6 million — twice the combined inflows from ETFs and strategy funds. However, that figure has now turned negative, plunging to -$857,000, despite steady ETF inflows.
This indicates that current inflows — even from ETFs — are not enough to offset ongoing outflows. The market may need a major catalyst, such as interest rate cuts, to revive demand. If it happens, the biggest beneficiaries will likely be institutions and their clients, who are becoming increasingly central in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Alexandre Stachtchenko, strategy director at French exchange Paymium, acknowledged this shift:
"Eventually, retail will have to go through the TradFi rails — it is my long-standing conviction."
However, he clarified that this doesn’t mean direct retail demand will disappear. While wealthier U.S. investors may prefer exposure via BlackRock and similar institutions, retail users in places like Nigeria or Argentina are likely to continue buying and holding BTC directly.
In short, retail demand hasn’t disappeared — it’s just gone quiet. And under the right conditions, it could come roaring back.