Circle Expands #CryptoMarketAnalysis USDC Supply on Solana Blockchain According to $BNB PANews, Whale Alert reported that Circle’s $BTC USDC Treasury issued additional USDC tokens on the Solana blockchain. The issuance took place at 22:50 and 22:51 (UTC+8), with each transaction involving 2.5 million $XRP USD, for a total of 5 million USDC—equivalent to approximately $500 million.
Whale Investor Adds to$BTC Bitcoin Holdings After Price Drop A major investor increased Bitcoin holdings despite recent declines. The entity bought$BTC 379.2 BTC last week for $BTC $45.57M ($120,151/BTC) and added 187.5 B#BTC today for $19.77M ($105,410/BTC). In total, the whale has acquired 566.9 BTC worth $65.34M at an average cost of $115,btc#BTC now facing an unrealized loss of $5.37M. Market Analysis: Whale accumulation near $105K suggests strong institutional buying support. Trend remains bullish in the medium term if Bitcoin holds above $104K. Trade Setup (Swing): Entry: Above $112,500 Stop Loss: $107,500 Take Profit: $120,000 → $130,000 Risk: 1–2% of capital per trade For#Bitcoin❗
#BinanceHODLerENSO Bitcoin’s October Returns Show Unusual Decline Amid Historical Trends According to data from #FedRateCutExpectations Coinglass, cited by #BNBBreaksATH BlockBeats, Bitcoin’s return rate for October 2025 stands at -4.74%. This performance contrasts sharply with Bitcoin’s historical average October gain of +21.89%. Since 2013, October has typically been one of Bitcoin’s strongest months, with only two instances of negative returns — in 2014 and 2018. The current decline marks just the third time in 12 years that #USDC✅ $ETH $BNB Bitcoin has recorded a loss during this historically bullish period. This deviation suggests a notable shift in market sentiment and may indicate growing caution among investors amid broader macroeconomic uncertainty.
📉#bitcoin October Performance Falls Short of Expectations New data from #TrumpTariffs , shared by #BNBBreaksATH BlockBeats, shows that Bitcoin’s return for October has dropped by 4.74% this year. This decline stands out because October is usually one of Bitcoin’s strongest months. Historically, #bitcoin $BTC Bitcoin has delivered an average return of +21.89% in October. In fact, since 2013, there have been only two other Octobers — 2014 and 2018 — where Bitcoin posted negative results. This year’s performance now joins that short list, marking a rare setback for the world’s largest cryptocurrency during what’s typically a bullish month.