DingDing's top 10 cryptocurrency news in the past 24 hours 1) BTC back under pressure: Fed minutes lean hawkish and risk assets fade. Near-term volatility is rate-expectations driven; rebounds can be technical, not trend-changing. 2) WLFI grabs attention: up ~10% after an Apex stablecoin partnership. Narrative + stablecoin angle can run fast, but it’s highly sentiment-sensitive. 3) Harvard rotates exposure: trimming BTC and adding ETH. Big allocators shifting matters—it tilts the narrative toward ETH ecosystem, L2s, and RWA. 4) Coinbase expands loans: XRP, DOGE, ADA, LTC join as collateral. More majors become liquidity tools—adoption positive, but liquidation cascades can accelerate. 5) Hanwha backs Kresus ($13M): seedless wallet infrastructure + RWA enterprise push. Long-term bullish for compliant onboarding and wallet UX. 6) IRS rule anxiety spikes: new transparency/reporting drives confusion and penalty fears. Short-term sentiment hit, long-term institutionalization tailwind. 7) ETHDenver 2026 opens strong: builder energy stays high despite the slump. Bear-market building often seeds the next narrative wave. 8) Whales keep accumulating: ~200K BTC added in a month while short-term demand weakens. “Strong hands” support, but upside needs fresh demand. 9) Peter Thiel exits ETHZilla: the “ETH MicroStrategy” equity is down ~95% since August. Treasury stocks ≠ spot; equity leverage cuts both ways. 10) Sternlicht pushes tokenization: ready to tokenize assets at scale but says U.S. regulation blocks progress. RWA demand is real—policy pace is the master switch. Trend call: short-term bearish/volatile (hawkish macro + compliance/regulatory noise), medium-term neutral-to-slightly bullish (institutional rotation, product expansion, RWA + developer activity as structural support). #BTC #ETH #Crypto #Web3 #DeFi #RWA #Stablecoin #Macro #Fed #IRS #Coinbase #XRP #DOGE #ADA #LTC #Onchain
DingDing's top 10 cryptocurrency news in the past 24 hours 1) BTC breaks below 68k: a key psychological level is lost, risk-off tone strengthens and volatility spikes around stop hunts 2) $223M liquidations in 24h: both sides get flushed, leverage is crowded and price becomes “who gets forced out first” 3) Crypto ETPs: 4th straight week of outflows, a headwind for sustained rebounds and a sign risk appetite hasn’t healed 4) Nexo returns to the U.S.: compliance rails expand for lending/yield, structurally supportive but regulation headlines regain pricing power 5) McGlone’s base case points to BTC 56k: recession narrative intensifies and pressures broader risk assets 6) Market cap slips to $2.29T + ETF outflows $523M: flow becomes the tape, heavy outflows can drag spot fast 7) Liquidation cliff: BTC below 65,102 could trigger ~$968M in long liquidations, breakdowns can cascade quickly 8) Quantum risk headlines: institutions may cap BTC allocation until the risk is better quantified, limiting “all-in” sentiment 9) Wallet phishing wave: Ledger/Trezor users targeted, security fear can suppress participation and on-chain activity 10) ~57,000 BTC moved to exchanges in 4 days: supply-risk narrative rises, especially dangerous alongside ETF outflows Market bias - Near-term: bearish and very volatile (ETF outflows + supply signals + liquidation cliffs) - Mid-term: neutral if flows stabilize and leverage cools; otherwise rebounds remain sellable #BTC #ETH #Crypto #Web3 #DeFi #ETFs #Onchain #Whales #Liquidations #Macro #Security #Regulation #Volatility #Stablecoins #DEX