🚀 MetaplanetBTCPurchase – Big Moves in Bitcoin Treasury
Japanese company Metaplanet just hit 10,000 BTC, surpassing Coinbase to become one of the top public Bitcoin holders. They bought 1,112 BTC for around $117 million and issued $210 million in zero-interest bonds to fuel further purchases.
Even more ambitious: the firm aims to hold 100,000 BTC by the end of 2026 and 210,000 BTC by the end of 2027—that’s about 1% of Bitcoin’s total supply. Their aggressive strategy has already boosted stock prices and put them on the global crypto map.
💬 Discussion point: Is this corporate buying spree bullish for Bitcoin’s price? Or are these firms risking dilution and financial leverage? Drop your thoughts below! 👇
🇻🇳 Vietnam Crypto Policy – Big Move in Southeast Asia
Vietnam has officially recognized Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital assets as legal—but not for payments. A new law passed on June 14, 2025, will come into effect on January 1, 2026, creating clear rules for owning, trading, and regulating crypto.
They’ve also introduced anti-money laundering and cybersecurity standards to align with global best practices. Plus, expect a "sandbox" environment in cities like Ho Chi Minh and Da Nang for startups to test new crypto services. On top of that, tax breaks and subsidies aim to fuel growth in blockchain, AI, Web3, and semiconductor sectors.
Millions of Vietnamese already own crypto—this law shifts it from a gray zone to a regulated, innovation-ready market. It puts Vietnam in the same league as Singapore and UAE—but with its own strategic twist.
Cardano’s community is split: should we deploy 140M ADA from the treasury to boost stablecoin liquidity? Proponents say it could accelerate DeFi growth and bring in sustainable revenue. But critics warn it could trigger sell pressure near $0.70, pushing price toward $0.50. Personally, I see merit in both sides—growth is key, but execution matters. A gradual roll-out or OTC sales could help reduce market impact. So, Cardano fam, what do you think? ➡️ Smart treasury move or sell-off risk? Share your stance below—your opinion matters in this on-chain debate! #CardanoDebate
Cardano’s $ADA is currently hovering around $0.62–$0.63, a level that has repeatedly acted as strong support. After bouncing off that zone, it’s now fighting to reclaim $0.65–$0.66—a flip here could send ADA up to $0.75, and possibly push it toward $0.80 later in the year. However, a breakdown below $0.62 could open the door to a drop toward $0.55–$0.60, so protecting positions with a stop just under the demand zone is important. 🛠️ Strategy Tip: Buy around $0.62–$0.63, take partial profits near $0.75, and let the remaining ride toward $0.80 with a tight stop. What are you watching—buying the dip, holding, or waiting for a breakout?
Cardano’s $ADA just pulled back into the $0.62–$0.63 demand zone after rejecting at ~0.68. That makes it a great area to watch for potential entries. If $0.64–$0.65 flips into support, we could see a bounce toward $0.72–$0.75, with the upside target around $0.80—a solid ~25% gain.
But if it breaks below $0.62, sellers could drive it down toward $0.55–$0.60—so risk management is key.
🔑 Strategy:
Buy near $0.62–$0.63 with a tight stop below $0.61.
Take partial profits at $0.72–$0.75, then trail stop on the rest moving to $0.80.
Watch daily volume and whale activity—it’s a catalyst for big moves.
What are your thoughts—holding, buying the dip, or waiting for confirmation?
Looks like we’ve hit local tops on both $ETH and $BTC for now. BTC is hovering just below 106K — a key resistance level that needs to break for further upside momentum. If BTC can’t reclaim and hold above this zone, we might see some consolidation or even a short-term pullback.
ETH is in a similar spot. The $2700 level is critical. If bulls can push ETH back above 2700 and flip it into support, we could see renewed strength in the altcoin market. Otherwise, caution is advised. Let’s see how the next few candles play out.
Spot positions are key — the goal of my futures trading is simply to build more spot bags.
For every spot bag, you need to have conviction — at least mid-term, ideally long-term. Once you have that conviction, it’s important to build the position steadily with a solid DCA strategy.
You should be able to handle 10-20-30% drawdowns while building a spot bag. If you start trading your spot bags, you’ll almost always take profits too early — 99% of the time.
Having a good entry is great, but that’s not the main point of a spot bag. The best approach is to build the position around key 1D, 3D, or 1W support levels, DCA during dips, and take profit at higher timeframe resistance levels.
This is especially for people who panic when something drops 10%. You’re likely overallocated, overleveraged, and lack diversification — and probably don’t have a proper DCA plan.
Trading is a full-time job. You can’t succeed without real knowledge, experience, and a backtested strategy.