⚡️ LATEST: Bitcoin whale and shark wallet holdings have declined to a nine-month low of 68.04% after selling 81,000 BTC over the past eight days, while retail accumulation has reached a 20-month high, according to Santiment.
The price of Bitcoin has dropped nearly 50% from the highest level in October, raising concerns about the re-emergence of a four-year market cycle. However, K33 Research believes that the current market structure reduces the likelihood of an 80% drop (as was the case in the previous cycle). Lundy had stated earlier in October that "the four-year cycle is over," but recent price movements have revived memories of the sell-off periods of 2018 and 2022, although this time market fundamentals rather than investor behavior are affecting prices. Current conditions are different from previous cycles due to the presence of institutional investment, increased funds in regulated products, and easing interest rates. Long-term holders may reduce their holdings due to fears of a re-emergent four-year cycle, while new investors hesitate to enter. This could lead to increased selling pressure, although this time there is strong support in the market, such as investments in ETFs worth billions of dollars, increased access to advisors, and banks' crypto services. Some bottom-level indicators have also begun to emerge. Open interest and funding rates in the derivatives market have gone into negative territory.
Three days ago, Donald Trump called himself the world’s top “crypto guy” and the savior of crypto — and here’s how that turned out:
— Since then, the crypto market has lost $330 billion in market capitalization; — That’s an average loss of $208 million per hour, or about $1.4 million per second; — Since the start of Trump’s presidency, the crypto market has dropped 30%, wiping out nearly $1.3 trillion; — Bitcoin fell to the $62,000 level — the last time it was priced like this was a couple of years ago, and back in October it was worth twice as much, around $120,000; — Ethereum crashed below $2,000, and altcoins followed straight to the bottom.
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has fallen to 9, marking a move into the deepest level of “Extreme Fear.” This is the lowest reading recorded since the Luna crash, highlighting heightened market anxiety.
Solana has launched its first AI Agent Hackathon in partnership with Colosseum.
Participants will build AI agents on Solana, the community will vote on submissions, and $100,000 in prizes will be awarded to the top four teams. #solana
Approximately $70 billion has been erased from the cryptocurrency market in the past two hours, bringing the total market capitalization down to $2.51 trillion. #BTC
🚨 ALERT: Bitcoin long-term holders have realized more profit this cycle than any since 2016–17. Analysts warn this sell-side pressure signals a late market phase. #bitcoin @ahmerwaqas
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Since the beginning of 2025, the company has issued $20 billion worth of USDT and strengthened its position as one of the largest holders of U.S. government debt — its balance sheet now includes $127 billion in U.S.
Treasury bonds ($105.5 billion in direct holdings and $21.3 billion through indirect instruments).