$1.9 Trillion Market Wipeout Sparks Panic — But Bitcoin Whales Are Buying the Dip
In one of the most volatile trading days of the year, over $1.5 trillion was wiped from the U.S. stock market, while the crypto market cap plunged $400 billion in just six hours, dropping from $4.27T to $3.87T according to CoinMarketCap. Despite the carnage, on-chain data from CryptoQuant shows an unusual spike in Bitcoin’s Taker Buy/Sell Ratio on Bybit, soaring to 12.68 — a rare signal that aggressive long positions are flooding in as traders attempt to front-run a potential reversal. The sharp selloff comes as liquidity drains across risk assets, but the ratio jump hints that big players may be positioning early for the rebound. While volatility remains extreme, historical data shows that when the ratio spikes above 10, it often precedes a strong short squeeze — suggesting the next major move could catch bears off guard. Blood on the charts — but whales might already be loading. It's time guys. Droping entries soon. $ETH $BNB #Bitcoin #MarketPullback #BinanceHODLerWAL #PrivacyNarrativeRising
$ADA is still consolidating inside the clean bullish wedge — and it wants $0.30 for that final tap #ADAUSDT #CARDANO #BTCRebound90kNext? #ProjectCrypto #USJobsData
21Shares has officially secured approval for the XRP Spot ETF (#TOXR ) — and it launches today.
Following this move, CEO Hany Rashwan made it clear: an XRP ETF was always part of their global vision. That’s heavyweight confidence.
Switching to the regulatory side, Ripple has expanded its payment license in Singapore, giving them the green light to offer services using $RLUSD and $XRP in one of the world’s richest and most crypto-progressive regions. 🇸🇬
Looking at on-chain flows, the activity is even louder.
500M XRP moved back to Ripple, followed shortly by 800M XRP being locked into escrow.
Locked supply tightens what’s available on the market until the next unlock cycle — and that pressure always matters when demand is rising.