BTC.D The Bitcoin dominance chart looks very strange. Since September 2025, we’ve basically been stuck in a range of about 3%. Bitcoin is neither absorbing liquidity nor allowing altcoins to grow the way they used to. Yes, some altcoins are showing growth, but right after that, everything gets eaten up by liquidations on futures, and liquidity just flows back into dollars. The dollar still remains the king — not Bitcoin and not gold. No matter how much people have been “burying” the dollar over the past 20 years. At the same time, we can see that the buy line has increased from 28% in 2023 to 40%. I wouldn’t be surprised if by 2027 the entire altcoin growth cycle tops out around 50% Bitcoin dominance. Not many altcoins will even survive until then. $BTC
ICE and OKX are launching perpetual oil futures. On one hand, this supposedly sounds bullish — crypto exchanges are getting closer and closer to institutions and traditional finance. The idea is probably that if crypto exchanges offer trading for gold, metals, stocks, and oil, then big Wall Street players will flood into the ecosystem, which should somehow positively impact the crypto market. But the problem is that even if these institutional wallets come to exchanges, they won’t care about the hundreds of random scam altcoins that exchanges have been listing over the past five years while pretending every listing was some revolutionary blockchain solution. In reality, many of them were just dumping the price together with the project teams — and honestly, they’re still doing it even now. The crypto sector has basically turned into some kind of semi-legal casino. Back then, there were at least some signs that crypto could become a separate branch of the financial system. But now, most tokens have become nothing more than generators for pump-and-dump schemes used by funds, which later use that liquidity to trade TradFi assets — without even leaving the account of their favorite crypto exchange. $BTC
The SEC has postponed the tokenization of U.S. stocks! But trust me, they’ll launch an insane wave of hopium at the right time and in the right place eventually. I never stop being amazed at how every market in the U.S. feels like it’s following some Hollywood сценарий. There always has to be drama, final deadlines, last-second decisions — whether it’s Iran, Senate votes, crypto regulation, or interest rate decisions. The market always has to stay in uncertainty so only insiders can make money comfortably. The regulator is delaying the “innovation exemption” — a rule that would allow crypto platforms to trade tokenized U.S. stocks. The problems are in the details: Who pays dividends if the token is traded anonymously? How do you count shareholder votes on-chain? How do you prevent tokenized stocks from ending up with sanctioned entities? $BTC
Within only two days, the narrative around the US and Iran completely flipped multiple times — from threats of renewed military escalation, to talks about a possible peace agreement, and then back again to statements that no deal needs to happen anytime soon. Meanwhile, the crypto market reacted to every headline, creating extreme volatility and wiping out both longs and shorts along the way. A perfect reminder that markets often move more on emotions and news flow than on logic itself. $BTC
The Smart Money Concept is an interesting tool, but it’s not magic either. I always repeat that everything has to work together as a complete system. Take AltLayer as an example. According to classic SMC rules, we see a break of structure, so logically we should enter a long position. But even here, on the 1D timeframe, you can clearly see that there was already a previous BOS. Then price breaks structure to the downside, creating a local bearish BOS — meaning by the same logic we should open a short. After that, another bullish BOS appears… and then one massive wick completely wipes out the entire move in a single candle because of the new Fed chair news, while market makers and the team systematically keep unloading ALT around the 20th–25th of each month. So the real logic is this: if you’re searching for one perfect model or “holy grail” setup in trading, you will never find it. Every concept works conditionally — not as an absolute rule. $ALT
For the hundredth time, this shows exactly why we need crypto market regulation. Bitget is once again delisting 29 trading pairs — and this already happened last month too, with around 20 pairs removed. The problem is that this is pure money laundering through insiders, market makers, and sometimes the exchanges themselves. They list illiquid low-cap tokens, pump them and dump on users — or sometimes they don’t even need a pump. Exchanges simply become an exit liquidity tool for unloading token bags and insider allocations. Then some time passes… and the token just gets delisted. And the cycle repeats again and again. If the crypto industry had proper regulation, exchanges would be forced to carefully select projects before listing them. CME Group somehow doesn’t add 10 random trading pairs every month and then remove 20 worthless shitcoins right after. But in crypto… everything goes. $BGB
Secondo Santiment, i "whale" di bitcoin (wallet con un saldo di 10 a 10.000 BTC) hanno accumulato 16.622 BTC in mezzo alla paura tra gli investitori retail. $BTC
🚨 Il CLARITY Act potrebbe diventare la svolta che il crypto stava aspettando. In questo momento, un enorme pool di capitale istituzionale è ancora in panchina perché le regole negli Stati Uniti rimangono troppo vaghe per molte pensioni, assicuratori e tesorerie aziendali per toccare Bitcoin con fiducia. Il problema principale è semplice: quando la regolamentazione è poco chiara, le istituzioni di solito non fanno nulla. È esattamente per questo che il CLARITY Act è importante. È progettato per definire le regole del gioco per gli asset digitali, suddividere la supervisione in modo più chiaro tra i regolatori e ridurre l'incertezza legale che ha tenuto lontani grandi pool di capitale dal crypto. Ti consiglio vivamente di riguardare il video sul Clarity Act $BTC