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Katana cripto projeto DeFi promissor 2025 na Binance
Neste vídeo, você vai entender de forma simples o que é o Katana, um novo projeto do mundo DeFi (finanças descentralizadas) que está chamando atenção por sua proposta de resolver um dos maiores problemas do mercado: a liquidez fragmentada.
Eu explico como funciona o sistema do Katana, incluindo o conceito de flywheel DeFi, o VaultBridge que gera rendimento com ativos de outras blockchains, e o papel do token KAT e do vKAT dentro do ecossistema.
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Neste vídeo, você vai entender de forma simples o que é o Katana, um novo projeto do mundo DeFi (finanças descentralizadas) que está chamando atenção por sua proposta de resolver um dos maiores problemas do mercado: a liquidez fragmentada.
Eu explico como funciona o sistema do Katana, incluindo o conceito de flywheel DeFi, o VaultBridge que gera rendimento com ativos de outras blockchains, e o papel do token KAT e do vKAT dentro do ecossistema.
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Bitcoin (BTC) has staged a solid comeback 💪, pushing back above the $76,000 mark—even with the ongoing tensions between the US and Iran 🌍⚠️.
Still, despite growing optimism after BTC bounced from around $74,000 📈, market maker Wintermute cautions that it’s too soon to call this a true rally.
According to the firm, Bitcoin managed to absorb the initial wave of selling pressure, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the trend has fully flipped yet 🔄.
In their latest weekly report 📝, Wintermute analysts highlighted that while BTC has shown resilience during the recent downturn, confirming a clear trend reversal at this stage would be premature.
One key point they emphasized is Bitcoin’s relative strength compared to other assets 🥇. This appears to be driven by lower selling pressure and steady inflows from institutional investors 🏦.
The overall market structure is starting to look more constructive than it did in recent months, supported by several positive signals 🚀—including a rebound in the Coinbase Premium Index, rising ETF inflows, and increased OTC buying activity from institutions.
Interestingly, institutional demand seems heavily concentrated around the $60,000 level 🎯, while retail investors are still taking a more cautious “wait and see” approach 👀.
Is Bitcoin already in a bull run? 🤔
Not quite—at least according to Wintermute.
The firm stresses that it’s still difficult to label the current market as a full bull cycle 🐂, suggesting investors should remain cautious for now.
They also point out that the $74,000 and $80,000 levels could act as strong resistance zones ahead 🚧.
From a broader cycle perspective ⏳, previous bear markets typically lasted around 400 days from peak to bottom. In contrast, the current cycle seems to have bottomed in under 200 days—much faster than usual.
Because of that, Wintermute believes this downturn could end up being shorter and less severe than past cycles ⚡. #bitcoin #BTC
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Still, despite growing optimism after BTC bounced from around $74,000 📈, market maker Wintermute cautions that it’s too soon to call this a true rally.
According to the firm, Bitcoin managed to absorb the initial wave of selling pressure, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the trend has fully flipped yet 🔄.
In their latest weekly report 📝, Wintermute analysts highlighted that while BTC has shown resilience during the recent downturn, confirming a clear trend reversal at this stage would be premature.
One key point they emphasized is Bitcoin’s relative strength compared to other assets 🥇. This appears to be driven by lower selling pressure and steady inflows from institutional investors 🏦.
The overall market structure is starting to look more constructive than it did in recent months, supported by several positive signals 🚀—including a rebound in the Coinbase Premium Index, rising ETF inflows, and increased OTC buying activity from institutions.
Interestingly, institutional demand seems heavily concentrated around the $60,000 level 🎯, while retail investors are still taking a more cautious “wait and see” approach 👀.
Is Bitcoin already in a bull run? 🤔
Not quite—at least according to Wintermute.
The firm stresses that it’s still difficult to label the current market as a full bull cycle 🐂, suggesting investors should remain cautious for now.
They also point out that the $74,000 and $80,000 levels could act as strong resistance zones ahead 🚧.
From a broader cycle perspective ⏳, previous bear markets typically lasted around 400 days from peak to bottom. In contrast, the current cycle seems to have bottomed in under 200 days—much faster than usual.
Because of that, Wintermute believes this downturn could end up being shorter and less severe than past cycles ⚡. #bitcoin #BTC
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An analytics firm that specializes in cryptocurrency derivatives markets has identified an interesting development in the Bitcoin (BTC) options market. 📊🚀
Based on the latest data shared by the platform, quarterly Bitcoin options contracts set to expire at the end of the month represent more than 40% of the total open interest in the market.
A notable detail is that call options with a $75,000 strike price account for over 5% of all open positions, suggesting that many traders are positioning themselves for a potential bullish move. 📈💰
The report highlights that this strong concentration around $75,000 forms what traders call a “gamma wall.” In derivatives markets, gamma clusters often signal that a large number of participants are focusing on the same price level. ⚡
According to Analist, when this type of setup appears, the market generally moves in one of two directions. Either the price gets pulled toward the target level as traders’ expectations push momentum upward, or the heavy positioning on one side can trigger a sudden and sharp reversal. 🔄📉
At the time of the analysis, Bitcoin was trading near $73,500, putting it very close to the key $75,000 level. This price zone also aligns with the upper boundary of Bitcoin’s consolidation range, which has been forming for roughly the past two months.
Analist points out that several indicators are now converging around this critical price barrier, meaning the market could soon reveal its next major direction. Whether Bitcoin manages to break above $75,000 or gets rejected may become clear within the coming days. 🔍🔥 #BTC #bitcoin
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Based on the latest data shared by the platform, quarterly Bitcoin options contracts set to expire at the end of the month represent more than 40% of the total open interest in the market.
A notable detail is that call options with a $75,000 strike price account for over 5% of all open positions, suggesting that many traders are positioning themselves for a potential bullish move. 📈💰
The report highlights that this strong concentration around $75,000 forms what traders call a “gamma wall.” In derivatives markets, gamma clusters often signal that a large number of participants are focusing on the same price level. ⚡
According to Analist, when this type of setup appears, the market generally moves in one of two directions. Either the price gets pulled toward the target level as traders’ expectations push momentum upward, or the heavy positioning on one side can trigger a sudden and sharp reversal. 🔄📉
At the time of the analysis, Bitcoin was trading near $73,500, putting it very close to the key $75,000 level. This price zone also aligns with the upper boundary of Bitcoin’s consolidation range, which has been forming for roughly the past two months.
Analist points out that several indicators are now converging around this critical price barrier, meaning the market could soon reveal its next major direction. Whether Bitcoin manages to break above $75,000 or gets rejected may become clear within the coming days. 🔍🔥 #BTC #bitcoin
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As Bitcoin (BTC) keeps trying to regain strength over the past few days, more buyers appear to be stepping back into the market. 📈🚀
According to data from CryptoQuant, the net buying volume for Bitcoin has been rising, which suggests that purchasing activity is starting to outweigh selling pressure. In other words, demand from buyers is gradually returning. 💰
CryptoQuant explains that this metric tracks the imbalance between aggressive buyers and sellers in the derivatives market. Interestingly, this indicator has stayed in positive territory since tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalated, hinting that buyers have been gaining momentum during this period. ⚖️📊
This shift also aligns with Bitcoin’s recent move toward the $74,000 level, signaling renewed interest and demand in the derivatives market. 🔥
Nic Puckrin, CEO of Coinbureau, highlighted this bullish signal by noting that buyer activity is now surpassing seller activity, meaning that bulls are currently taking control of market dynamics. 🐂
Meanwhile, blockchain analytics firm Glassnode points out that from a macro perspective, Bitcoin’s price is currently trading between two key levels: the realized price around $54,400 and the true market value close to $78,000. 📉📉
Glassnode also noted that Bitcoin spent a significant portion of 2023 moving within this range, suggesting that the current structure may not necessarily be bearish. In fact, if broader economic conditions remain stable, the market could still support a recovery rally later this year. 📊✨
However, analysts caution that previous rebound attempts have consistently struggled near the $78,000 level, which continues to act as a strong resistance zone. 🧱
Finally, a crypto analyst known as Titan shared that a decisive breakout above the $78,000–$80,000 region could be a major signal for the market. Such a move might mark a shift in the long-term trend and potentially end the current downtrend. 🚀📈 #BTC #bitcoin
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According to data from CryptoQuant, the net buying volume for Bitcoin has been rising, which suggests that purchasing activity is starting to outweigh selling pressure. In other words, demand from buyers is gradually returning. 💰
CryptoQuant explains that this metric tracks the imbalance between aggressive buyers and sellers in the derivatives market. Interestingly, this indicator has stayed in positive territory since tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalated, hinting that buyers have been gaining momentum during this period. ⚖️📊
This shift also aligns with Bitcoin’s recent move toward the $74,000 level, signaling renewed interest and demand in the derivatives market. 🔥
Nic Puckrin, CEO of Coinbureau, highlighted this bullish signal by noting that buyer activity is now surpassing seller activity, meaning that bulls are currently taking control of market dynamics. 🐂
Meanwhile, blockchain analytics firm Glassnode points out that from a macro perspective, Bitcoin’s price is currently trading between two key levels: the realized price around $54,400 and the true market value close to $78,000. 📉📉
Glassnode also noted that Bitcoin spent a significant portion of 2023 moving within this range, suggesting that the current structure may not necessarily be bearish. In fact, if broader economic conditions remain stable, the market could still support a recovery rally later this year. 📊✨
However, analysts caution that previous rebound attempts have consistently struggled near the $78,000 level, which continues to act as a strong resistance zone. 🧱
Finally, a crypto analyst known as Titan shared that a decisive breakout above the $78,000–$80,000 region could be a major signal for the market. Such a move might mark a shift in the long-term trend and potentially end the current downtrend. 🚀📈 #BTC #bitcoin
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Bitcoin $1 Million
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The question “Can Bitcoin reach $1 million?” has once again sparked debate in the crypto world. 💰🚀
According to Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at the multi-billion-dollar asset management firm Bitwise, the idea of Bitcoin hitting $1,000,000 might not be as unrealistic as many people believe. In fact, he argues that a lot of investors are making a key mistake when evaluating Bitcoin’s long-term potential.
Hougan explains that many people analyze Bitcoin as if the market around it will remain unchanged. However, he believes the correct way to evaluate Bitcoin is to see it as a store-of-value asset and compare it to the overall size of that global market. In this sense, Bitcoin behaves similarly to gold 🪙, providing a way for people to preserve wealth outside traditional financial systems—except in a digital format.
Currently, the global store-of-value market is estimated at around $38 trillion. Out of that total, roughly $36 trillion belongs to gold, while Bitcoin accounts for about $1.4 trillion. That means Bitcoin currently represents only about 4% of this entire market.
If the size of this market stayed exactly the same, Bitcoin would need to capture more than half of it to reach the $1 million price level, which sounds extremely difficult.
However, Hougan believes investors are overlooking one critical factor: the market itself keeps growing over time. 📈
For example, when the first gold ETF launched in the United States in 2004, the global gold market was valued at about $2.5 trillion. Today, that number has grown to nearly $40 trillion, representing an annual growth rate of roughly 13%.
Several factors are driving this expansion, including:
Rising global debt 🌍
Increasing geopolitical tensions ⚠️
Expansionary monetary policies by governments 💵
If this trend continues, Hougan believes the store-of-value market could reach around $121 trillion within the next decade.
In that scenario, Bitcoin would only need to capture about 17% of the market to reach the $1 million milestone—a much more achievable target considering Bitcoin’s growth over the past few years.
Another important factor is the rapid increase in institutional adoption. Just a few years ago, Bitcoin ETFs didn’t even exist in the United States, and many institutional investors were hesitant to add Bitcoin to their portfolios.
Today, however, Bitcoin ETFs are among the fastest-growing ETFs ever launched. Major institutions—including Harvard University’s endowment fund and Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund—are reportedly allocating capital to Bitcoin as well.
At the same time, Bitcoin’s long-term volatility has been gradually decreasing, which has encouraged professional investors to consider allocating up to 5% of their portfolios to the asset. 📊
Of course, Hougan also acknowledges that this projection comes with risks. If the store-of-value market stops growing at the pace seen over the past two decades, or if Bitcoin fails to capture the expected market share, the $1 million target could become much harder to achieve.
But there is also the possibility of the opposite outcome. As global debt levels rise and economic uncertainty increases, demand for alternative stores of value may grow even faster—potentially allowing Bitcoin to capture an even larger share of the market than expected. 🚀 #bitcoin #BTC
$BTC
The question “Can Bitcoin reach $1 million?” has once again sparked debate in the crypto world. 💰🚀
According to Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at the multi-billion-dollar asset management firm Bitwise, the idea of Bitcoin hitting $1,000,000 might not be as unrealistic as many people believe. In fact, he argues that a lot of investors are making a key mistake when evaluating Bitcoin’s long-term potential.
Hougan explains that many people analyze Bitcoin as if the market around it will remain unchanged. However, he believes the correct way to evaluate Bitcoin is to see it as a store-of-value asset and compare it to the overall size of that global market. In this sense, Bitcoin behaves similarly to gold 🪙, providing a way for people to preserve wealth outside traditional financial systems—except in a digital format.
Currently, the global store-of-value market is estimated at around $38 trillion. Out of that total, roughly $36 trillion belongs to gold, while Bitcoin accounts for about $1.4 trillion. That means Bitcoin currently represents only about 4% of this entire market.
If the size of this market stayed exactly the same, Bitcoin would need to capture more than half of it to reach the $1 million price level, which sounds extremely difficult.
However, Hougan believes investors are overlooking one critical factor: the market itself keeps growing over time. 📈
For example, when the first gold ETF launched in the United States in 2004, the global gold market was valued at about $2.5 trillion. Today, that number has grown to nearly $40 trillion, representing an annual growth rate of roughly 13%.
Several factors are driving this expansion, including:
Rising global debt 🌍
Increasing geopolitical tensions ⚠️
Expansionary monetary policies by governments 💵
If this trend continues, Hougan believes the store-of-value market could reach around $121 trillion within the next decade.
In that scenario, Bitcoin would only need to capture about 17% of the market to reach the $1 million milestone—a much more achievable target considering Bitcoin’s growth over the past few years.
Another important factor is the rapid increase in institutional adoption. Just a few years ago, Bitcoin ETFs didn’t even exist in the United States, and many institutional investors were hesitant to add Bitcoin to their portfolios.
Today, however, Bitcoin ETFs are among the fastest-growing ETFs ever launched. Major institutions—including Harvard University’s endowment fund and Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund—are reportedly allocating capital to Bitcoin as well.
At the same time, Bitcoin’s long-term volatility has been gradually decreasing, which has encouraged professional investors to consider allocating up to 5% of their portfolios to the asset. 📊
Of course, Hougan also acknowledges that this projection comes with risks. If the store-of-value market stops growing at the pace seen over the past two decades, or if Bitcoin fails to capture the expected market share, the $1 million target could become much harder to achieve.
But there is also the possibility of the opposite outcome. As global debt levels rise and economic uncertainty increases, demand for alternative stores of value may grow even faster—potentially allowing Bitcoin to capture an even larger share of the market than expected. 🚀 #bitcoin #BTC
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The U.S.-based tech firm Strategy continues expanding its cryptocurrency portfolio by acquiring additional Bitcoin. According to an update shared by the company’s founder and executive chairman, Michael Saylor, the firm added a substantial amount of BTC to its reserves over the past week. 🚀₿
Between March 2 and March 8, Strategy purchased 17,994 Bitcoin. The acquisition cost roughly $1.28 billion, with an average purchase price close to $70,946 per BTC. 💰📊
Following this latest buy, the company’s total Bitcoin holdings have grown considerably. As of March 8, Strategy now holds 738,731 BTC, positioning the firm among the largest institutional Bitcoin holders globally. 🌍📈
Company data also reveals that Strategy has invested about $56.04 billion in Bitcoin so far. The average cost basis across its entire BTC portfolio is approximately $75,862 per coin.
For years, Michael Saylor has promoted Bitcoin as a strategic treasury reserve asset. Through consistent large-scale purchases, Strategy has become one of the most prominent examples of how institutional investors are entering and supporting the crypto market. 🏦⚡
Market analysts point out that these regular, high-volume BTC purchases help boost confidence among institutional investors and reinforce expectations of long-term demand for cryptocurrencies. Investors are now closely watching to see if Strategy will maintain its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy in the months ahead. 👀📊 #BTC #StrategyBTCPurchase
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Between March 2 and March 8, Strategy purchased 17,994 Bitcoin. The acquisition cost roughly $1.28 billion, with an average purchase price close to $70,946 per BTC. 💰📊
Following this latest buy, the company’s total Bitcoin holdings have grown considerably. As of March 8, Strategy now holds 738,731 BTC, positioning the firm among the largest institutional Bitcoin holders globally. 🌍📈
Company data also reveals that Strategy has invested about $56.04 billion in Bitcoin so far. The average cost basis across its entire BTC portfolio is approximately $75,862 per coin.
For years, Michael Saylor has promoted Bitcoin as a strategic treasury reserve asset. Through consistent large-scale purchases, Strategy has become one of the most prominent examples of how institutional investors are entering and supporting the crypto market. 🏦⚡
Market analysts point out that these regular, high-volume BTC purchases help boost confidence among institutional investors and reinforce expectations of long-term demand for cryptocurrencies. Investors are now closely watching to see if Strategy will maintain its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy in the months ahead. 👀📊 #BTC #StrategyBTCPurchase
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As many people know, over the past few weeks, one of the major shareholders of Empery Digital (EMPD) — a Bitcoin treasury firm listed on Nasdaq — pushed for the company to sell off all of its Bitcoin holdings 💼📉.
Tice P. Brown, who owned about 9% of the company by the end of February, argued that the company’s stock price had taken a significant hit alongside Bitcoin’s recent decline. Because of this, he called for the entire management team to step down and urged the company to liquidate its BTC position entirely.
However, the company wasted no time responding. Empery Digital firmly rejected the proposal to sell its Bitcoin reserves 🚫🪙.
In its official statement, the company made it clear that dumping its BTC holdings would not align with the best interests of shareholders. After carefully reviewing the proposal, both the board and executive team concluded that selling all Bitcoin assets would remove the company’s exposure to potential future price appreciation 📈.
In other words, they believe that exiting now could mean missing out on long-term upside.
As a result, Empery Digital has decided to maintain its Bitcoin strategy, focusing on long-term value creation for its investors 💎🤝.
Currently, the company holds 4,081 BTC, positioning it among the top 25 publicly traded Bitcoin treasury companies worldwide. #BTC #bitcoin
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Tice P. Brown, who owned about 9% of the company by the end of February, argued that the company’s stock price had taken a significant hit alongside Bitcoin’s recent decline. Because of this, he called for the entire management team to step down and urged the company to liquidate its BTC position entirely.
However, the company wasted no time responding. Empery Digital firmly rejected the proposal to sell its Bitcoin reserves 🚫🪙.
In its official statement, the company made it clear that dumping its BTC holdings would not align with the best interests of shareholders. After carefully reviewing the proposal, both the board and executive team concluded that selling all Bitcoin assets would remove the company’s exposure to potential future price appreciation 📈.
In other words, they believe that exiting now could mean missing out on long-term upside.
As a result, Empery Digital has decided to maintain its Bitcoin strategy, focusing on long-term value creation for its investors 💎🤝.
Currently, the company holds 4,081 BTC, positioning it among the top 25 publicly traded Bitcoin treasury companies worldwide. #BTC #bitcoin
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Bitcoin 2036 Prediction
Joe Burnett, Bitcoin strategist at Strive, has unveiled a bold long-term outlook for BTC’s future 🚀. He reaffirmed his projection that Bitcoin-related investments could hit $10 million by 2035, and he sets his baseline expectation for early 2036 at around $11 million per BTC 💰.
According to Burnett, the next decade will be shaped by the collision of two massive forces: AI-driven productivity growth 🤖 and aggressive monetary expansion 💵. As artificial intelligence lowers production costs and boosts efficiency, it could trigger strong deflationary pressures. Policymakers, in response, may expand the money supply to counteract falling prices — and that extra liquidity could pour into what he describes as an “absolutely scarce” asset: Bitcoin.
If BTC were to reach $11 million, Burnett estimates the network’s total valuation would climb to roughly $230 trillion 🌍. With global financial assets currently above $1 quadrillion and potentially growing at a 7% annual compound rate, total global assets could approach $1.97 quadrillion by 2036. In that scenario, Bitcoin would represent about 12% of all global financial assets 📊.
Importantly, Burnett argues Bitcoin doesn’t need to replace fiat currencies or become the primary medium for everyday payments. Instead, BTC’s main function would be serving as a long-term store of value in a world defined by expanding liquidity and tech-driven deflation 🏦.
He describes artificial intelligence as the most powerful deflationary force since the electrification era ⚡. As AI replaces human labor across sectors like legal services, finance, software engineering, and operations, corporate cost structures are being transformed. While this increases efficiency, it also compresses margins and intensifies price competition.
In debt-heavy fiat systems, sustained deflation creates serious instability. Asset prices and incomes may decline, but outstanding debt remains fixed in nominal terms. Burnett argues central banks historically cannot tolerate prolonged deflation, making monetary expansion the inevitable response 🏛️.
Looking at past crises — including 1987, 2001, 2008, 2020, and 2022 — he notes that deflationary shocks have consistently been met with rate cuts and balance sheet expansion 📉. He believes AI-related disruptions would likely trigger the same policy reaction.
Traditional assets, however, may struggle to absorb the flood of new liquidity. Stocks face mounting competition and technological disruption, real estate supply can expand to meet demand, and government bonds are directly tied to monetary policy constraints 📈.
That’s where Bitcoin stands out. With its fixed supply, portability, divisibility, and transparent verification system, Burnett believes BTC could become the ultimate destination for global capital flows 🌐🔒.
He also highlights the emerging concept of “Digital Credit” — a Bitcoin-centered financial model. In this structure, companies holding BTC reserves issue credit instruments that generate dollar-based income streams. This creates a dual-layer system: shareholders gain increased exposure to Bitcoin’s upside 📊, while credit investors receive steady dollar-denominated returns 💵.
In Burnett’s view, the intersection of AI-driven deflation and monetary expansion could redefine global finance — and position Bitcoin at the center of that transformation 🔥.
According to Burnett, the next decade will be shaped by the collision of two massive forces: AI-driven productivity growth 🤖 and aggressive monetary expansion 💵. As artificial intelligence lowers production costs and boosts efficiency, it could trigger strong deflationary pressures. Policymakers, in response, may expand the money supply to counteract falling prices — and that extra liquidity could pour into what he describes as an “absolutely scarce” asset: Bitcoin.
If BTC were to reach $11 million, Burnett estimates the network’s total valuation would climb to roughly $230 trillion 🌍. With global financial assets currently above $1 quadrillion and potentially growing at a 7% annual compound rate, total global assets could approach $1.97 quadrillion by 2036. In that scenario, Bitcoin would represent about 12% of all global financial assets 📊.
Importantly, Burnett argues Bitcoin doesn’t need to replace fiat currencies or become the primary medium for everyday payments. Instead, BTC’s main function would be serving as a long-term store of value in a world defined by expanding liquidity and tech-driven deflation 🏦.
He describes artificial intelligence as the most powerful deflationary force since the electrification era ⚡. As AI replaces human labor across sectors like legal services, finance, software engineering, and operations, corporate cost structures are being transformed. While this increases efficiency, it also compresses margins and intensifies price competition.
In debt-heavy fiat systems, sustained deflation creates serious instability. Asset prices and incomes may decline, but outstanding debt remains fixed in nominal terms. Burnett argues central banks historically cannot tolerate prolonged deflation, making monetary expansion the inevitable response 🏛️.
Looking at past crises — including 1987, 2001, 2008, 2020, and 2022 — he notes that deflationary shocks have consistently been met with rate cuts and balance sheet expansion 📉. He believes AI-related disruptions would likely trigger the same policy reaction.
Traditional assets, however, may struggle to absorb the flood of new liquidity. Stocks face mounting competition and technological disruption, real estate supply can expand to meet demand, and government bonds are directly tied to monetary policy constraints 📈.
That’s where Bitcoin stands out. With its fixed supply, portability, divisibility, and transparent verification system, Burnett believes BTC could become the ultimate destination for global capital flows 🌐🔒.
He also highlights the emerging concept of “Digital Credit” — a Bitcoin-centered financial model. In this structure, companies holding BTC reserves issue credit instruments that generate dollar-based income streams. This creates a dual-layer system: shareholders gain increased exposure to Bitcoin’s upside 📊, while credit investors receive steady dollar-denominated returns 💵.
In Burnett’s view, the intersection of AI-driven deflation and monetary expansion could redefine global finance — and position Bitcoin at the center of that transformation 🔥.
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Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and several altcoins bounced back overnight after facing recent pullbacks 📈.
The crypto market finally turned green following an extended downturn, and this positive momentum was also visible in US spot ETF activity.
For the second straight day, US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs attracted fresh capital inflows 💰.
Data from SoSoValue shows that on February 25th, US spot Bitcoin ETFs registered a combined net inflow of $506.5 million.
Leading the pack was BlackRock’s IBIT with $296.75M, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC with $30.09M and Bitwise’s BITB adding $39.37M. Ark Invest’s ARKB pulled in $2.29M, VanEck’s HODL secured $15.61M, while Grayscale’s GBTC recorded $102.49M and its Mini BTC fund brought in another $19.29M 🚀
Ethereum ETFs also maintained their positive streak, marking a second consecutive day of net inflows.
According to SoSoValue, US spot Ethereum ETFs accumulated $157.1 million on February 25th. BlackRock’s ETHA saw $31.21M, Fidelity’s FETH captured $61.94M, Bitwise’s ETHW added $1.48M, VanEck’s ETHV brought in $3.03M, Grayscale’s ETHE logged $33.87M, and Grayscale’s Mini Trust ETH contributed $25.55M 📊
Vincent Liu, Chief Investment Officer at Kronos Research, highlighted that these inflows suggest institutional investors are gradually shifting from a defensive stance toward cautious accumulation.
Still, positioning remains balanced, indicating that market sentiment is stabilizing rather than overheating ⚖️ #bitcoin #BTC
$BTC
$ETH
The crypto market finally turned green following an extended downturn, and this positive momentum was also visible in US spot ETF activity.
For the second straight day, US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs attracted fresh capital inflows 💰.
Data from SoSoValue shows that on February 25th, US spot Bitcoin ETFs registered a combined net inflow of $506.5 million.
Leading the pack was BlackRock’s IBIT with $296.75M, followed by Fidelity’s FBTC with $30.09M and Bitwise’s BITB adding $39.37M. Ark Invest’s ARKB pulled in $2.29M, VanEck’s HODL secured $15.61M, while Grayscale’s GBTC recorded $102.49M and its Mini BTC fund brought in another $19.29M 🚀
Ethereum ETFs also maintained their positive streak, marking a second consecutive day of net inflows.
According to SoSoValue, US spot Ethereum ETFs accumulated $157.1 million on February 25th. BlackRock’s ETHA saw $31.21M, Fidelity’s FETH captured $61.94M, Bitwise’s ETHW added $1.48M, VanEck’s ETHV brought in $3.03M, Grayscale’s ETHE logged $33.87M, and Grayscale’s Mini Trust ETH contributed $25.55M 📊
Vincent Liu, Chief Investment Officer at Kronos Research, highlighted that these inflows suggest institutional investors are gradually shifting from a defensive stance toward cautious accumulation.
Still, positioning remains balanced, indicating that market sentiment is stabilizing rather than overheating ⚖️ #bitcoin #BTC
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Bitcoin (BTC) has been on a downtrend since reaching its all-time high of $126,000 last October 📉. Even with many bearish forecasts circulating — and BTC dropping roughly 50% from that peak — a recent report suggests this doesn’t necessarily signal a true bear market.
According to Bitcoin financial services company River, the asset’s price decline hasn’t slowed its real-world growth. In fact, adoption continues to accelerate 🚀
👉 “Bitcoin is down 50% from its all-time high, yet its usage keeps expanding in ways the price hasn’t fully reflected.”
In other words, Bitcoin adoption is far from bearish.
The report highlights that confidence in Bitcoin has grown faster than trust in any other asset in history 🏆. Over the past year alone, institutional players — including corporations, governments, funds, and ETFs — have collectively accumulated around 829,000 BTC.
Another key insight is that Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) have remained consistent net buyers for eight straight quarters, while spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted roughly $1.5 billion in inflows per quarter over the last two years 💰
Regulation is also becoming more favorable.
Compared to previous years, the environment has improved significantly, and about 60% of major US banks are now working on Bitcoin-related products 🏦
In 2025, companies emerged as the biggest BTC buyers, with purchase volumes jumping 2.5x year over year. Meanwhile, nation-state adoption continues to grow 🌍
Five new countries — including Luxembourg, Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth funds, the Czech central bank, Brazil, and Taiwan — have started adding Bitcoin to their holdings. As a result, the number of nations holding BTC via mining operations, seized assets, or central bank reserves has climbed to 23.
Looking at these 2025 developments, River concludes that Bitcoin’s adoption curve is likely to accelerate even further in the coming years 📊🔥 #BTC #bitcoin
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According to Bitcoin financial services company River, the asset’s price decline hasn’t slowed its real-world growth. In fact, adoption continues to accelerate 🚀
👉 “Bitcoin is down 50% from its all-time high, yet its usage keeps expanding in ways the price hasn’t fully reflected.”
In other words, Bitcoin adoption is far from bearish.
The report highlights that confidence in Bitcoin has grown faster than trust in any other asset in history 🏆. Over the past year alone, institutional players — including corporations, governments, funds, and ETFs — have collectively accumulated around 829,000 BTC.
Another key insight is that Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) have remained consistent net buyers for eight straight quarters, while spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted roughly $1.5 billion in inflows per quarter over the last two years 💰
Regulation is also becoming more favorable.
Compared to previous years, the environment has improved significantly, and about 60% of major US banks are now working on Bitcoin-related products 🏦
In 2025, companies emerged as the biggest BTC buyers, with purchase volumes jumping 2.5x year over year. Meanwhile, nation-state adoption continues to grow 🌍
Five new countries — including Luxembourg, Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth funds, the Czech central bank, Brazil, and Taiwan — have started adding Bitcoin to their holdings. As a result, the number of nations holding BTC via mining operations, seized assets, or central bank reserves has climbed to 23.
Looking at these 2025 developments, River concludes that Bitcoin’s adoption curve is likely to accelerate even further in the coming years 📊🔥 #BTC #bitcoin
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The US Federal Reserve has made an important move to expand banking access for the crypto industry after years of restrictions 🚀
In an official announcement, the Fed revealed actions aimed at removing reputational risk from its bank supervision standards.
As part of this initiative, the central bank opened a 60-day public consultation on a proposal that would stop banks from denying services to crypto companies simply due to reputational concerns 💼
With this effort, the Fed seeks to formalize a policy change that eliminates reputational risk from oversight rules — a factor many believe contributed to crypto firms losing banking support in recent years 📉
The shift actually started last June, when regulators were instructed to avoid pressuring banks to close customer accounts based solely on reputational risk issues.
Michelle Bowman, the Fed’s Vice Chair for Supervision, highlighted the concern by noting that regulators had allegedly pushed financial institutions to refuse services to clients over reputational fears tied to political opinions, religious beliefs, or participation in lawful yet controversial businesses. She emphasized that discrimination on these grounds is illegal and should not exist within the Fed’s regulatory framework ⚖️
Senator Cynthia Lummis welcomed the decision on social media, calling it a major step toward permanently removing reputational risk from Fed policy and putting an end to what she described as “Operation Chokepoint 2.0.” She added that the change could help position the United States as a global hub for digital assets 🌎💰
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In an official announcement, the Fed revealed actions aimed at removing reputational risk from its bank supervision standards.
As part of this initiative, the central bank opened a 60-day public consultation on a proposal that would stop banks from denying services to crypto companies simply due to reputational concerns 💼
With this effort, the Fed seeks to formalize a policy change that eliminates reputational risk from oversight rules — a factor many believe contributed to crypto firms losing banking support in recent years 📉
The shift actually started last June, when regulators were instructed to avoid pressuring banks to close customer accounts based solely on reputational risk issues.
Michelle Bowman, the Fed’s Vice Chair for Supervision, highlighted the concern by noting that regulators had allegedly pushed financial institutions to refuse services to clients over reputational fears tied to political opinions, religious beliefs, or participation in lawful yet controversial businesses. She emphasized that discrimination on these grounds is illegal and should not exist within the Fed’s regulatory framework ⚖️
Senator Cynthia Lummis welcomed the decision on social media, calling it a major step toward permanently removing reputational risk from Fed policy and putting an end to what she described as “Operation Chokepoint 2.0.” She added that the change could help position the United States as a global hub for digital assets 🌎💰
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Bitcoin (BTC) and most altcoins kicked off the week under pressure, extending their losses 📉. BTC slid toward the $64,000 level, while Ethereum (ETH) also pulled back to around $1,860.
Even with the dip, some investors view this moment as a potential buying opportunity 👀💰. Meanwhile, BitMine chairman Tom Lee, known for his bullish stance, shared a more reassuring outlook.
In an interview with CNBC 🎙️, Lee explained that the recent crypto weakness looks more like a short-term shakeout than a deeper market breakdown. As head of the Ethereum treasury firm BitMine, he believes the downturn reflects temporary turbulence — not a collapse in fundamentals.
According to Lee, the pullback is largely tied to macro uncertainty 🌍, including volatility sparked by factors such as the U.S. Supreme Court decision related to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. He emphasized that the core strength of blockchain networks remains intact.
Lee characterized Bitcoin’s roughly 50% correction as a “crypto storm” ⛈️ — intense, but likely brief in duration.
“What we’re seeing are typical bear-market dynamics,” he noted. “Instead of euphoric blow-offs followed by sudden 70% crashes, this cycle is unfolding through slower, more controlled retracements. Seasonal patterns in the middle of the year also suggest staying cautious rather than overly optimistic.”
He also highlighted ongoing signs of growth in real-world crypto adoption 🚀, pointing to rising Ethereum transaction volumes, the continued expansion of tokenization, and stronger involvement from Wall Street as evidence that the industry remains resilient and steadily advancing. #BTC #ETH
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Even with the dip, some investors view this moment as a potential buying opportunity 👀💰. Meanwhile, BitMine chairman Tom Lee, known for his bullish stance, shared a more reassuring outlook.
In an interview with CNBC 🎙️, Lee explained that the recent crypto weakness looks more like a short-term shakeout than a deeper market breakdown. As head of the Ethereum treasury firm BitMine, he believes the downturn reflects temporary turbulence — not a collapse in fundamentals.
According to Lee, the pullback is largely tied to macro uncertainty 🌍, including volatility sparked by factors such as the U.S. Supreme Court decision related to President Donald Trump’s tariffs. He emphasized that the core strength of blockchain networks remains intact.
Lee characterized Bitcoin’s roughly 50% correction as a “crypto storm” ⛈️ — intense, but likely brief in duration.
“What we’re seeing are typical bear-market dynamics,” he noted. “Instead of euphoric blow-offs followed by sudden 70% crashes, this cycle is unfolding through slower, more controlled retracements. Seasonal patterns in the middle of the year also suggest staying cautious rather than overly optimistic.”
He also highlighted ongoing signs of growth in real-world crypto adoption 🚀, pointing to rising Ethereum transaction volumes, the continued expansion of tokenization, and stronger involvement from Wall Street as evidence that the industry remains resilient and steadily advancing. #BTC #ETH
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Quantum fears around Bitcoin have popped back into the spotlight lately, with some voices claiming that worries about quantum tech are fueling the latest market dip ⚛️📉
But one Bitcoin Core developer isn’t buying that narrative.
During an appearance on journalist Laura Shin’s Unchained podcast 🎙️, developer Matt Corallo explained that quantum computing had nothing to do with Bitcoin’s recent price pullback. He also pushed back on the idea that quantum risk is driving the current market weakness.
Corallo pointed out that if quantum threats were truly spooking investors, Ethereum would likely be outperforming Bitcoin in a noticeable way 🚀
👉 “If that were the case, Ethereum should be gaining much more ground against Bitcoin,” he argued.
Meanwhile, some Bitcoin community members have criticized blockchain developers for not moving quickly enough to strengthen networks against future quantum attacks. On the other hand, the Ethereum Foundation says it’s already taking proactive steps to stay ahead of the curve 🛡️
In fact, its recently revealed 2026 roadmap highlights goals such as faster transactions, more intelligent wallets, smoother cross-chain connectivity, and security upgrades designed to withstand potential quantum threats ⚡🔐
Still, Corallo acknowledged that quantum computing could pose a risk in the distant future — but stressed that traders may be exaggerating its importance when trying to explain short-term market drops. In his view, the quantum narrative is more speculation than a real driver of current price action 🤔📊 #BTC #bitcoin
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But one Bitcoin Core developer isn’t buying that narrative.
During an appearance on journalist Laura Shin’s Unchained podcast 🎙️, developer Matt Corallo explained that quantum computing had nothing to do with Bitcoin’s recent price pullback. He also pushed back on the idea that quantum risk is driving the current market weakness.
Corallo pointed out that if quantum threats were truly spooking investors, Ethereum would likely be outperforming Bitcoin in a noticeable way 🚀
👉 “If that were the case, Ethereum should be gaining much more ground against Bitcoin,” he argued.
Meanwhile, some Bitcoin community members have criticized blockchain developers for not moving quickly enough to strengthen networks against future quantum attacks. On the other hand, the Ethereum Foundation says it’s already taking proactive steps to stay ahead of the curve 🛡️
In fact, its recently revealed 2026 roadmap highlights goals such as faster transactions, more intelligent wallets, smoother cross-chain connectivity, and security upgrades designed to withstand potential quantum threats ⚡🔐
Still, Corallo acknowledged that quantum computing could pose a risk in the distant future — but stressed that traders may be exaggerating its importance when trying to explain short-term market drops. In his view, the quantum narrative is more speculation than a real driver of current price action 🤔📊 #BTC #bitcoin
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Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to around $60,000, then bounced back above $70,000, but couldn’t hold that momentum for long. 📉➡️📈
Now trading near $66,000, many traders fear additional downside, while others believe the $60,000 zone could act as a strong bottom. 🧠💭
At this stage, one analyst suggests BTC may regain strength if it manages to consolidate between $65,000 and $70,000.
In an interview with DL News, analyst Thomas Perfumo explained that Bitcoin has a solid chance of rebounding once price stability is established within that range. 🔎
He also highlighted that options market traders are positioning for lower volatility while BTC moves sideways in this zone, signaling expectations of a calmer market. ⚖️
Perfumo pointed out that similar patterns occurred during Bitcoin pullbacks in August 2024 and March–April 2025, when sharp sell-offs and intense volatility were eventually followed by recovery rallies. 🚀
👉 “Historically, Bitcoin showed the same behavior during its corrections in August 2024 and March–April 2025.”
In both situations, the market absorbed the heavy selling pressure, volatility cooled off, and prices gradually moved higher again. 📊
To reinforce his outlook, Perfumo referenced on-chain metrics, particularly the Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) indicator. After spiking in 2024–2025, CDD has recently dropped to relatively low levels, suggesting long-term holders are selling less.
According to the analyst, this decline in long-term selling pressure reduces supply stress and creates a healthier environment for price stabilization and potential recovery. ✅📈 #BTC #bitcoin
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Now trading near $66,000, many traders fear additional downside, while others believe the $60,000 zone could act as a strong bottom. 🧠💭
At this stage, one analyst suggests BTC may regain strength if it manages to consolidate between $65,000 and $70,000.
In an interview with DL News, analyst Thomas Perfumo explained that Bitcoin has a solid chance of rebounding once price stability is established within that range. 🔎
He also highlighted that options market traders are positioning for lower volatility while BTC moves sideways in this zone, signaling expectations of a calmer market. ⚖️
Perfumo pointed out that similar patterns occurred during Bitcoin pullbacks in August 2024 and March–April 2025, when sharp sell-offs and intense volatility were eventually followed by recovery rallies. 🚀
👉 “Historically, Bitcoin showed the same behavior during its corrections in August 2024 and March–April 2025.”
In both situations, the market absorbed the heavy selling pressure, volatility cooled off, and prices gradually moved higher again. 📊
To reinforce his outlook, Perfumo referenced on-chain metrics, particularly the Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) indicator. After spiking in 2024–2025, CDD has recently dropped to relatively low levels, suggesting long-term holders are selling less.
According to the analyst, this decline in long-term selling pressure reduces supply stress and creates a healthier environment for price stabilization and potential recovery. ✅📈 #BTC #bitcoin
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Bitcoin and most altcoins have taken a heavy hit since October, facing sharp pullbacks and shaking investor confidence 📉😰
With many traders asking when this bearish phase might finally wrap up — and where crypto is headed next — analyst Gareth Soloway recently shared his outlook on Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP in a new YouTube update 🎥📊
According to him, the market could see a short-term bounce, but volatility is still very much on the table ⚠️
He believes that major cryptocurrencies may stage a temporary relief rally before the market ultimately decides its longer-term direction.
1️⃣ Bitcoin (BTC) 🟠
Soloway pointed out that Bitcoin’s recent price action suggests a possible bullish consolidation pattern — something that often appears when smart money starts accumulating during periods of fear and uncertainty 😨➡️💰
In the near term, BTC could attempt a rebound toward the $80,000–$85,000 range. However, this zone is expected to act as strong resistance, meaning sellers may step in aggressively there 🧱
So while a recovery push is possible, it won’t likely be an easy breakout.
2️⃣ Ethereum (ETH) 🔵
The analyst emphasized that Ethereum tends to mirror Bitcoin’s overall trend cycles.
“If Bitcoin finds stability, Ethereum could follow with a short-term recovery move,” he explained 📈
Still, ETH’s longer-term outlook depends on whether the broader crypto market establishes a clear bottom. Without that confirmation, any rally could remain temporary.
In a rebound scenario, Soloway estimates Ethereum could climb back toward $2,600, which aligns with the lower boundary of its previous consolidation zone 🔄
3️⃣ XRP 🟣
When it comes to XRP, uncertainty remains high. The key level to watch, according to the analyst, is $1.78.
For bullish momentum to return, XRP needs to break decisively above that resistance level 🚀
If it succeeds, it could invalidate the current downtrend and begin stabilizing. #BTC #xrp
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With many traders asking when this bearish phase might finally wrap up — and where crypto is headed next — analyst Gareth Soloway recently shared his outlook on Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP in a new YouTube update 🎥📊
According to him, the market could see a short-term bounce, but volatility is still very much on the table ⚠️
He believes that major cryptocurrencies may stage a temporary relief rally before the market ultimately decides its longer-term direction.
1️⃣ Bitcoin (BTC) 🟠
Soloway pointed out that Bitcoin’s recent price action suggests a possible bullish consolidation pattern — something that often appears when smart money starts accumulating during periods of fear and uncertainty 😨➡️💰
In the near term, BTC could attempt a rebound toward the $80,000–$85,000 range. However, this zone is expected to act as strong resistance, meaning sellers may step in aggressively there 🧱
So while a recovery push is possible, it won’t likely be an easy breakout.
2️⃣ Ethereum (ETH) 🔵
The analyst emphasized that Ethereum tends to mirror Bitcoin’s overall trend cycles.
“If Bitcoin finds stability, Ethereum could follow with a short-term recovery move,” he explained 📈
Still, ETH’s longer-term outlook depends on whether the broader crypto market establishes a clear bottom. Without that confirmation, any rally could remain temporary.
In a rebound scenario, Soloway estimates Ethereum could climb back toward $2,600, which aligns with the lower boundary of its previous consolidation zone 🔄
3️⃣ XRP 🟣
When it comes to XRP, uncertainty remains high. The key level to watch, according to the analyst, is $1.78.
For bullish momentum to return, XRP needs to break decisively above that resistance level 🚀
If it succeeds, it could invalidate the current downtrend and begin stabilizing. #BTC #xrp
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📉 Bitcoin (BTC) is still under pressure, as global political tensions, economic uncertainty, and capital leaving spot ETFs continue to weigh on the market. 🌍💰
However, a senior executive from BlackRock shared a different take on what’s really happening. 👀
During Bitcoin Investor Week 2026, Robert Mitchnick — Global Head of Digital Assets at BlackRock — pushed back against claims that BlackRock’s IBIT ETF was responsible for Bitcoin’s recent price weakness.
While many analysts point to spot Bitcoin ETFs as a major reason for the downturn, BlackRock, which manages the largest BTC ETF (IBIT), disagrees.
Mitchnick explained that only 0.2% of the fund’s assets were withdrawn — far too small to trigger major market swings. 📊✅
He also emphasized that big players like institutional investors, governments, and banks often see price drops as buying opportunities. 💼🏦📈 According to him, most of the extreme volatility actually comes from leveraged futures trading platforms, not ETFs.
🗣️ “There’s a false narrative that hedge funds are intentionally using ETFs to create chaos in the market,” Mitchnick said. “Some believe they manipulate prices and force sell-offs, but our data simply doesn’t back that up.”
Despite a rough week for Bitcoin, IBIT saw very minimal outflows. If hedge funds had been dumping massive ETF positions, billions of dollars would have left the fund. Instead, ETF flows remained stable — especially when compared to the huge liquidations happening in leveraged markets. ⚠️📉
In conclusion, Mitchnick reinforced that IBIT’s investor base is strong, committed, and focused on the long term. 🚀🔒 #BTC #bitcoin
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However, a senior executive from BlackRock shared a different take on what’s really happening. 👀
During Bitcoin Investor Week 2026, Robert Mitchnick — Global Head of Digital Assets at BlackRock — pushed back against claims that BlackRock’s IBIT ETF was responsible for Bitcoin’s recent price weakness.
While many analysts point to spot Bitcoin ETFs as a major reason for the downturn, BlackRock, which manages the largest BTC ETF (IBIT), disagrees.
Mitchnick explained that only 0.2% of the fund’s assets were withdrawn — far too small to trigger major market swings. 📊✅
He also emphasized that big players like institutional investors, governments, and banks often see price drops as buying opportunities. 💼🏦📈 According to him, most of the extreme volatility actually comes from leveraged futures trading platforms, not ETFs.
🗣️ “There’s a false narrative that hedge funds are intentionally using ETFs to create chaos in the market,” Mitchnick said. “Some believe they manipulate prices and force sell-offs, but our data simply doesn’t back that up.”
Despite a rough week for Bitcoin, IBIT saw very minimal outflows. If hedge funds had been dumping massive ETF positions, billions of dollars would have left the fund. Instead, ETF flows remained stable — especially when compared to the huge liquidations happening in leveraged markets. ⚠️📉
In conclusion, Mitchnick reinforced that IBIT’s investor base is strong, committed, and focused on the long term. 🚀🔒 #BTC #bitcoin
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Val Vavilov, one of the pioneers in the crypto industry, recently shared that he sees Bitcoin’s sharp decline as a great chance to buy more 📉➡️📈.
The Latvian billionaire, who founded Bitfury 15 years ago and helped turn it into one of the biggest players in the sector, explained that he took advantage of low prices to adjust his investment portfolio 💼💡.
In a message sent via WhatsApp, Vavilov said, “This Bitcoin drop gives us the perfect moment to rebalance our portfolio and pick up some BTC at cheaper levels.” However, he chose not to reveal the exact amount invested 🤐🪙.
Last week’s strong wave of selling across the crypto market pushed Bitcoin down more than 50% from its October highs. After falling below $67,000, the asset reached its lowest point in weeks due to heavy selling pressure 📊⚠️.
Meanwhile, investor Michael Burry, famous for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, warned that Bitcoin’s fall could turn into a dangerous downward spiral 🔄📉.
Despite market downturns, some investors remain confident. One of them is Michael Saylor, whose company, Strategy, has acquired over $7 billion worth of Bitcoin since the October 10 crash 💰🚀.
Vavilov, on the other hand, prefers a more cautious and diversified strategy.
“We believe in Bitcoin’s long-term potential and keep part of our assets in it, but it’s just one piece of our overall investment plan,” he said. He also highlighted that his company has expanded into artificial intelligence and other sectors 🤖🌐.
Founded in 2011, Bitfury is a private company that provides mining hardware and blockchain technology solutions. In addition, Vavilov owns a 12% stake in Cipher Mining, which separated from Bitfury in 2021 and later went public on Nasdaq 📈🏦. #BTC #bitcoin
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The Latvian billionaire, who founded Bitfury 15 years ago and helped turn it into one of the biggest players in the sector, explained that he took advantage of low prices to adjust his investment portfolio 💼💡.
In a message sent via WhatsApp, Vavilov said, “This Bitcoin drop gives us the perfect moment to rebalance our portfolio and pick up some BTC at cheaper levels.” However, he chose not to reveal the exact amount invested 🤐🪙.
Last week’s strong wave of selling across the crypto market pushed Bitcoin down more than 50% from its October highs. After falling below $67,000, the asset reached its lowest point in weeks due to heavy selling pressure 📊⚠️.
Meanwhile, investor Michael Burry, famous for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, warned that Bitcoin’s fall could turn into a dangerous downward spiral 🔄📉.
Despite market downturns, some investors remain confident. One of them is Michael Saylor, whose company, Strategy, has acquired over $7 billion worth of Bitcoin since the October 10 crash 💰🚀.
Vavilov, on the other hand, prefers a more cautious and diversified strategy.
“We believe in Bitcoin’s long-term potential and keep part of our assets in it, but it’s just one piece of our overall investment plan,” he said. He also highlighted that his company has expanded into artificial intelligence and other sectors 🤖🌐.
Founded in 2011, Bitfury is a private company that provides mining hardware and blockchain technology solutions. In addition, Vavilov owns a 12% stake in Cipher Mining, which separated from Bitfury in 2021 and later went public on Nasdaq 📈🏦. #BTC #bitcoin
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