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El precio de Dogecoin se está consolidando en una zona de soporte crucial después de un fuerte rechazo del área de valor alta. Con el punto de control, 0.618 Fibonacci y niveles diarios alineados, esta área podría proporcionar la plataforma para un movimiento de regreso hacia $0.28.
🔷Resumen
🔸Dogecoin está negociando en el punto de control, el nivel de mayor volumen dentro del rango de $0.15–$0.28.
🔸El soporte se alinea con el retroceso de 0.618 Fibonacci y un nivel diario, añadiendo fuerza técnica.
🔸La estructura del mercado sigue siendo alcista, pero se necesita confirmación a través del volumen o un patrón envolvente alcista para la continuación hacia $0.28.

SOL’s weakening technicals indicate a potential pullback toward $120-$150.
Solana ( SOL ) had one of its worst weeks of 2025, down 18% in the past seven days, trailing only Hyperliquid among the top 20 crypto assets in losses.
The drop puts SOL/USD on track for its lowest weekly candle close since late August, fueling speculation over a push toward the $120 level.
SOL/USD daily chart. Source: Cointelegraph/ TradingView
CoinGlass data shows Solana’s futures open interest (OI) hit a record 71.8 million SOL with $14.5 billion at the time of writing on Thursday. Similarly, perpetual funding rates flipped positive to 0.0043% from -0.0065% with the jump in OI.
Related: Australian fitness firm tanks 21% on Solana treasury gamble
Higher open interest and rising funding rates amid falling prices could result in an overleveraged market where the longs are caught off guard.
Solana futures open interest, SOL. Source: CoinGlass
The current market structure favors the bears, based on other metrics, too. Net taker volume leans sell-heavy, showing more aggressive sellers are stepping in.
Meanwhile, spot CVD dropped lower, suggesting that the sell-off is mostly spot-driven, which could also be interpreted as in the bears’ favor.
SOL price, Net taker volume, aggregated CVD spot and futures. Source: Cointelegraph/ TradingView
In addition, data from DefiLlama shows weakening network metrics, such as a 16% decrease in the total value locked in Solana DeFi protocols and an 11% decrease in daily transactions over the last seven days.
As Cointelegraph reported , Solana’s declining network activity and competition from other layer-1 blockchains are significant headwinds for any short-term price gains.
SOL price technicals: Will Solana revisit $120?
SOL price action between Aug. 2 and Thursday has led to a developing inverted V-shaped pattern on the daily chart.
Bears booked profits on this rally, resulting in a sharp correction to the current levels and halfway to the bottom of the pattern.
Meanwhile, the relative strength index ( RSI ) slopes downward, decreasing from 69 to 37 since Sept. 18, indicating increasing bearish momentum and still not “oversold.”
SOL/USD daily chart. Source: Cointelegraph/ TradingView
As the price seeks to complete the inverted V-shaped pattern, it could drop further toward the pattern’s neckline around the $155 demand zone, representing a 22% price drop from the current price.
Zooming out, a double-top formation on the weekly chart hints at a possible return to the pattern’s neckline at $120, as shown below. Such a move would bring the total losses to 40% from the current levels.
SOL/USD weekly chart. Source: Cointelegraph/ TradingView
However, the bulls have a good chance of respite in the short term. The RSI is now significantly “oversold” on shorter time frames.
As Cointelegraph reported , SOL price may extend its downtrend toward the $150-$110 range if the support at $200 is lost.

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Why market corrections transfer assets from “weak hands” to “strong hands”
“Dips exist to transfer Bitcoin from weak hands to stronger hands.” — Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream
Bitcoin’s recent volatility highlights a recurring theme in asset markets: downturns are not purely destructive events, but mechanisms of redistribution. In the case of Bitcoin, as Adam Back suggests, price dips often reflect a transfer of ownership from short-term, less resilient investors (“weak hands”) to long-term, higher-conviction holders (“strong hands”). Recent on-chain and institutional data underscore how this process is unfolding in real time.
Short-Term Losses, Long-Term Gains
On-chain analytics show that over 15,000 BTC were sold at a loss in recent weeks by short-term holders (STHs). These investors, often retail participants who entered during periods of optimism, tend to capitulate during sharp pullbacks. Their selling pressure contributes to accelerated price declines, reinforcing the cyclical nature of Bitcoin markets.
Conversely, long-term holders (LTHs) have shown resilience. Despite price corrections, the proportion of Bitcoin held for over 12 months has remained near all-time highs. The structural implication is clear: as weaker holders exit at a discount, stronger hands consolidate control of supply, reducing market liquidity and laying a firmer foundation for future appreciation.
Institutional Dynamics and Market Engineering
A notable feature of recent cycles is the growing role of institutions. Wallets holding between 10 and 10,000 BTC collectively added ~20,000 coins during the latest dip, signaling strategic accumulation. Meanwhile, market data suggest that leveraged liquidations around the US$110,000 level were not incidental but engineered by larger players to flush out overextended positions.
Such “liquidity hunts” are common in traditional financial markets. By forcing capitulation among leveraged traders, institutions are able to acquire assets at discounted valuations, effectively strengthening their market position. This dynamic echoes the classic redistribution mechanism in equities, where periods of volatility are exploited by capital-rich actors.
Macro Conditions and the Role of Support Levels
Bitcoin’s current technical landscape highlights the psychological importance of the US$100,000 threshold. Analysts point to potential support in the US$94,000–97,000 range, a zone where long-term buyers have historically increased exposure. If these levels hold, the transfer of supply from weak to strong hands will reinforce a base for renewed growth.
At the same time, broader macroeconomic conditions remain influential. Global liquidity trends, central bank policy, and risk-asset appetite will dictate whether institutional accumulation translates into sustained upward momentum. Should macro headwinds intensify through higher interest rates or geopolitical shocks deeper corrections cannot be ruled out.
Behavioral Economics at Play
The weak-to-strong hand dynamic illustrates principles of behavioral economics. Retail investors often exhibit loss aversion, panic-selling at downturns despite long-term bullish theses. Strong hands, conversely, exhibit patience, strategic positioning, and contrarian buying behavior. The redistribution during downturns thus reflects not just market mechanics but human psychology where conviction, liquidity, and time horizon separate winners from losers.
Outlook: Foundation for the Next Cycle
If history is a guide, Bitcoin’s present volatility is less a collapse than a recalibration. The migration of supply into stronger hands, combined with the entry of institutional capital, suggests a more stable base for future appreciation. Some forecasts place Bitcoin in the US$150,000–160,000 range by late 2025, contingent on macroeconomic stability and continued institutional inflows.
In essence, Back’s remark encapsulates a structural truth: Bitcoin’s dips are not merely setbacks, but redistributive events. They cleanse excess leverage, test investor conviction, and reallocate supply toward entities with longer-term horizons. For the market as a whole, this process is less a weakness than a necessary step in building resilience.
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🌍 Elegancia Macro: El Mundo en Transición
Los mercados entran en la fase final de septiembre con una cierta calma — pero bajo la superficie, poderosas fuerzas están cambiando.
La mano firme de la Reserva Federal tranquilizó a los inversores la semana pasada. Al mantener las tasas sin cambios y suavizar su lenguaje, la Fed abrió la puerta a un recorte de tasas en noviembre. El dólar estadounidense cayó a su nivel más bajo desde julio, el oro rozó máximos históricos y las acciones recuperaron su impulso ascendente.
Para los activos digitales, el mensaje es claro: las condiciones de liquidez están mejorando, y el capital está buscando rendimiento. Las criptomonedas están de nuevo en el centro de atención.

Bitcoin is facing a key resistance around $118,000, with traders closely watching whether persistent spot ETF inflows can provide the push needed for a breakout.
Key Highlights
• Bitcoin has struggled to break above $118,000, reinforcing this area as a strong resistance zone.
• Spot Bitcoin ETFs have posted six consecutive days of inflows, adding roughly $2 billion in capital.
• Institutional holdings of $BTC , including strategic reserves and ETFs, are up 30% year-to-date in 2025, reflecting sustained demand.
Resistance Levels Under Pressure
BTC has climbed nearly 9% from its Sept. 1 low of $107,270, but momentum stalled as sellers defended the $118,000 mark. Analysts note this is the “crucial resistance” area that must be cleared for upside continuation.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin trades near $115,300, consolidating within a tight range as market participants await the outcome of the FOMC meeting minutes and Fed Chair Powell’s upcoming remarks.
Market analyst Michael van de Poppe highlighted that Bitcoin remains in a healthy consolidation but needs to clear $117,500–118,000 to open the path toward higher targets. Similarly, some analysts suggested a short-term push toward $118,000 liquidity clusters is possible before any retracement tied to the Fed decision.
Data from liquidation heatmaps shows significant liquidity buildup at $118,000, making the level a likely magnet for price action in the near term.
ETF Flows Provide Tailwinds
While spot price action stalls, ETF flows continue to paint a bullish backdrop. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted consistent inflows since Sept. 8, including $260 million on Monday, bringing total inflows above $2 billion over six trading days.
CoinShares data shows Bitcoin investment products dominated inflows into crypto ETPs last week, capturing $2.4 billion of new capital. Meanwhile, BitcoinTreasuries.net reports that combined BTC holdings in ETFs and corporate treasuries have climbed to 2.88 million BTC in 2025, up from 2.24 million BTC at the start of the year.
This 30% increase reflects continued institutional consolidation of BTC supply, reinforcing the long-term bullish case even as short-term resistance levels hold.
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El hashrate de Bitcoin cruzó un hito importante esta semana, alcanzando 1 zetahash por segundo. Eso son 1.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 hashes computados cada segundo. En términos simples: Bitcoin es más seguro y poderoso que nunca.
Como inversionista macro y defensor de Bitcoin desde hace mucho tiempo, Dan Tapiero cuestionó:
“¿Cómo es posible que la gente aún no lo entienda?”
El hashrate de Bitcoin está en un máximo histórico
El hashrate de Bitcoin está en un máximo histórico. Un zetahash es un billón de exahashes, o un sextillón de hashes, y esta cifra representa la potencia computacional total que impulsa el sistema de consenso Proof-of-Work de Bitcoin.