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🚨 Bitcoin Update: Sell-off losing steam as institutions quietly buy 🐋💰
$BTC recently bounced from ~$60K, and whale accumulation is picking up. Daily inflows hit up to 20,000 BTC, showing smart money is stepping in - yet price remains around $69K, struggling to gain momentum.
Key levels 👀
✅ Resistance: $74.5K–$75K - daily close above could spark a short-term rally
✅ Bullish zone: $79K–$80K
⚠ Support: $69K - losing this could test $60K–$62K again
Sellers have slowed, but buyers aren’t fully in control yet. Eyes on $74.5K for confirmation.
#BTC
$BTC recently bounced from ~$60K, and whale accumulation is picking up. Daily inflows hit up to 20,000 BTC, showing smart money is stepping in - yet price remains around $69K, struggling to gain momentum.
Key levels 👀
✅ Resistance: $74.5K–$75K - daily close above could spark a short-term rally
✅ Bullish zone: $79K–$80K
⚠ Support: $69K - losing this could test $60K–$62K again
Sellers have slowed, but buyers aren’t fully in control yet. Eyes on $74.5K for confirmation.
#BTC
🚨 BTC Update: Market at a Decision Point 🚨
$BTC on the 4H timeframe is still feeling the weight of a strong downtrend. After rejecting the 78–80K zone earlier, price flushed hard and found buyers around 63–65K, which now looks like a key local bottom 🛑
The bounce we’re seeing is healthy, but let’s stay realistic: $BTC is currently ranging below a major resistance near 70–72K. This zone is acting as a ceiling, and price is struggling to reclaim it with conviction. Volume is decent, but not explosive - meaning the market is waiting 👀
For now, patience beats prediction. The smart money watches levels, not emotions.
#BTC
$BTC on the 4H timeframe is still feeling the weight of a strong downtrend. After rejecting the 78–80K zone earlier, price flushed hard and found buyers around 63–65K, which now looks like a key local bottom 🛑
The bounce we’re seeing is healthy, but let’s stay realistic: $BTC is currently ranging below a major resistance near 70–72K. This zone is acting as a ceiling, and price is struggling to reclaim it with conviction. Volume is decent, but not explosive - meaning the market is waiting 👀
For now, patience beats prediction. The smart money watches levels, not emotions.
#BTC
Bitcoin Slips Below Key Support: Is the Cycle Bottom Closer Than Expected?
$BTC has broken below its April 2025 low, reviving downside risk and reopening the debate around BTC’s cycle bottom. Historically, Bitcoin bear markets last ~365 days. By that model, the current cycle is only ~30–35% complete. However, this drawdown has unfolded faster than prior cycles, suggesting the bottom may arrive earlier.
BTC peaked in October and sold off aggressively, unlike the slower declines seen in 2018 or 2022. Some analysts now point to a potential bottom between June–August rather than late Q4. Structural shifts matter here: rising institutional participation is compressing volatility and gradually aligning BTC with traditional risk assets like the S&P 500.
Historically, strong demand appears after 40–60% drawdowns. This cycle, a 70% collapse is broadly viewed as unlikely. Current models place BTC ~20–30% above a potential bottom.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt notes BTC has lost long-term weekly support. In prior cycles (2014, 2018, 2022), breaks below the 100-week MA often led to rapid moves toward the 200-week MA before stability emerged.
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz argues this move is profit-taking after the $100K–$130K rally, not a fundamental breakdown. He sees BTC ranging between $70K–$100K, with excess leverage largely flushed near $76K. Stablecoin growth and on-chain infrastructure remain strong, signaling adoption despite price weakness.
#BTC
$BTC has broken below its April 2025 low, reviving downside risk and reopening the debate around BTC’s cycle bottom. Historically, Bitcoin bear markets last ~365 days. By that model, the current cycle is only ~30–35% complete. However, this drawdown has unfolded faster than prior cycles, suggesting the bottom may arrive earlier.
BTC peaked in October and sold off aggressively, unlike the slower declines seen in 2018 or 2022. Some analysts now point to a potential bottom between June–August rather than late Q4. Structural shifts matter here: rising institutional participation is compressing volatility and gradually aligning BTC with traditional risk assets like the S&P 500.
Historically, strong demand appears after 40–60% drawdowns. This cycle, a 70% collapse is broadly viewed as unlikely. Current models place BTC ~20–30% above a potential bottom.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt notes BTC has lost long-term weekly support. In prior cycles (2014, 2018, 2022), breaks below the 100-week MA often led to rapid moves toward the 200-week MA before stability emerged.
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz argues this move is profit-taking after the $100K–$130K rally, not a fundamental breakdown. He sees BTC ranging between $70K–$100K, with excess leverage largely flushed near $76K. Stablecoin growth and on-chain infrastructure remain strong, signaling adoption despite price weakness.
#BTC
POL Eyes Strong Rebound - Can It Double From $0.11?
$POL is showing early signs of a recovery, bouncing ~11% from the $0.10 support to trade around $0.115. January saw ~25.7M POL burned - the largest monthly burn in recent memory - while network activity and stablecoin inflows rose, boosted by Ethereum’s ERC-8004 adoption on Polygon.
Technically, POL remains in a broader downtrend, with lower highs and declining moving averages. Short-term, it’s defending the $0.11 zone, forming a potential higher low. RSI sits at ~61, momentum is improving, and reclaiming the 20/50/100 EMA–SMA cluster could push POL to $0.132–$0.143, with $0.15 the key level before challenging $0.186. Losing $0.11 risks a drop to $0.099–$0.10.
A 100% rise this month is ambitious but feasible if POL breaks $0.15 and sustains momentum. Expect gradual upward legs rather than a sudden spike unless volume surges. Investors should watch $0.12–$0.15 for early confirmation of trend reversal.
#pol
$POL is showing early signs of a recovery, bouncing ~11% from the $0.10 support to trade around $0.115. January saw ~25.7M POL burned - the largest monthly burn in recent memory - while network activity and stablecoin inflows rose, boosted by Ethereum’s ERC-8004 adoption on Polygon.
Technically, POL remains in a broader downtrend, with lower highs and declining moving averages. Short-term, it’s defending the $0.11 zone, forming a potential higher low. RSI sits at ~61, momentum is improving, and reclaiming the 20/50/100 EMA–SMA cluster could push POL to $0.132–$0.143, with $0.15 the key level before challenging $0.186. Losing $0.11 risks a drop to $0.099–$0.10.
A 100% rise this month is ambitious but feasible if POL breaks $0.15 and sustains momentum. Expect gradual upward legs rather than a sudden spike unless volume surges. Investors should watch $0.12–$0.15 for early confirmation of trend reversal.
#pol
Crypto Liquidations Hit $1.1B as Sentiment Slides into Fear
Crypto markets saw a sharp leverage-driven reset, with $1.1B wiped out in futures liquidations. Bitcoin and Ethereum dominated the selloff: $780M in $BTC and $414M in $ETH were forcibly closed, making up nearly 70% of total liquidations. Two-thirds of losses came from overcrowded long positions, highlighting how bullish leverage had become after weeks of low volatility.
Altcoins weren’t spared, with high-beta and mid-cap tokens accounting for roughly a third of liquidation volume, often amplified by thin liquidity rather than fundamental weakness.
The liquidation wave coincided with sentiment deterioration: the Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped to 28 (“Fear”), reflecting defensive positioning as traders reacted to forced closures.
Markets are now recalibrating - futures open interest has cooled, leverage is down, and volatility remains elevated. Historically, such events precede range-bound trading, with future trends dependent on real spot demand, not speculative leverage.
$1.1B liquidations: a reset, not a breakdown.
#BTC #ETH
Crypto markets saw a sharp leverage-driven reset, with $1.1B wiped out in futures liquidations. Bitcoin and Ethereum dominated the selloff: $780M in $BTC and $414M in $ETH were forcibly closed, making up nearly 70% of total liquidations. Two-thirds of losses came from overcrowded long positions, highlighting how bullish leverage had become after weeks of low volatility.
Altcoins weren’t spared, with high-beta and mid-cap tokens accounting for roughly a third of liquidation volume, often amplified by thin liquidity rather than fundamental weakness.
The liquidation wave coincided with sentiment deterioration: the Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped to 28 (“Fear”), reflecting defensive positioning as traders reacted to forced closures.
Markets are now recalibrating - futures open interest has cooled, leverage is down, and volatility remains elevated. Historically, such events precede range-bound trading, with future trends dependent on real spot demand, not speculative leverage.
$1.1B liquidations: a reset, not a breakdown.
#BTC #ETH
WLD Jumps +12% as Sam Altman’s Biometric Narrative Re-enters the Market
$WLD rallied ~12% intraday as reports resurfaced that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is exploring a biometric-based social network aimed at distinguishing humans from bots. While no official product has been announced, the narrative alone was enough to shift sentiment after weeks of skepticism and consolidation.
From a market perspective, this is a classic narrative reactivation trade. The idea of human-verified identity is increasingly relevant in an AI-driven internet, and Worldcoin remains one of the few projects positioned directly at that intersection. Traders appear to be pricing in optionality around future ecosystem expansion rather than confirmed fundamentals.
WLD has broken above a multi-month descending channel that capped upside since September. Price reclaimed the $0.50 level - a key inflection zone - signaling a shift from distribution to early recovery.
This move is driven by expectations, not confirmation. Sustainability will depend on whether the biometric identity narrative translates into concrete product signals or ecosystem growth. For now, the alignment between news-driven catalyst and improving technical structure gives WLD its clearest bullish bias in weeks.
#WLD
$WLD rallied ~12% intraday as reports resurfaced that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is exploring a biometric-based social network aimed at distinguishing humans from bots. While no official product has been announced, the narrative alone was enough to shift sentiment after weeks of skepticism and consolidation.
From a market perspective, this is a classic narrative reactivation trade. The idea of human-verified identity is increasingly relevant in an AI-driven internet, and Worldcoin remains one of the few projects positioned directly at that intersection. Traders appear to be pricing in optionality around future ecosystem expansion rather than confirmed fundamentals.
WLD has broken above a multi-month descending channel that capped upside since September. Price reclaimed the $0.50 level - a key inflection zone - signaling a shift from distribution to early recovery.
This move is driven by expectations, not confirmation. Sustainability will depend on whether the biometric identity narrative translates into concrete product signals or ecosystem growth. For now, the alignment between news-driven catalyst and improving technical structure gives WLD its clearest bullish bias in weeks.
#WLD
LayerZero +20% in 24h: Why Demand Is Overpowering Monthly Unlocks
$ZRO is back on traders’ radar after a +20% daily move and +42% weekly rally, reclaiming the $2.20 level despite a clearly known dilution schedule. This is not a narrative-driven spike - the move is rooted in supply-demand mechanics.
ZRO unlocks remain material: ~32.6M tokens per month, or 3.26% of max supply, scheduled through 2026. In most cases, this creates structural sell pressure. Here, it didn’t.
On-chain flows show large wallets accumulating during the unlock window, not distributing. One whale alone opened a ~$800K 5x long, while other high-value addresses increased settlement activity. When price rallies with full awareness of dilution, it signals demand dominance in price discovery.
Open interest expanded alongside price, pointing to new positioning, not short covering. This matters: rallies driven by leverage resets tend to fade quickly - this one didn’t.
ZRO broke a multi-week descending trend and closed above $2.20, a level that rejected price multiple times before. Volume confirmed the breakout. Structurally, the chart shifted from lower highs → higher highs, marking a transition from bearish compression to bullish expansion.
ZRO is rallying despite dilution, not because it’s ignored. That’s a data-driven signal institutions and serious traders pay attention to.
#ZRO
$ZRO is back on traders’ radar after a +20% daily move and +42% weekly rally, reclaiming the $2.20 level despite a clearly known dilution schedule. This is not a narrative-driven spike - the move is rooted in supply-demand mechanics.
ZRO unlocks remain material: ~32.6M tokens per month, or 3.26% of max supply, scheduled through 2026. In most cases, this creates structural sell pressure. Here, it didn’t.
On-chain flows show large wallets accumulating during the unlock window, not distributing. One whale alone opened a ~$800K 5x long, while other high-value addresses increased settlement activity. When price rallies with full awareness of dilution, it signals demand dominance in price discovery.
Open interest expanded alongside price, pointing to new positioning, not short covering. This matters: rallies driven by leverage resets tend to fade quickly - this one didn’t.
ZRO broke a multi-week descending trend and closed above $2.20, a level that rejected price multiple times before. Volume confirmed the breakout. Structurally, the chart shifted from lower highs → higher highs, marking a transition from bearish compression to bullish expansion.
ZRO is rallying despite dilution, not because it’s ignored. That’s a data-driven signal institutions and serious traders pay attention to.
#ZRO
TRON Holds Above $0.30: What On-Chain Data Says About TRX’s Next Move
$TRX is one of the few large-cap assets showing structural strength after a breakout. Instead of a classic post-rally pullback, price has consolidated above former resistance, signaling accumulation rather than distribution. From a market-structure perspective, this matters.
TRX has reclaimed the $0.30 zone - a level that capped price for months. Holding above it suggests demand is real, not just short-term momentum flows. The next inflection sits near $0.32. A confirmed flip of this zone into support opens room for a ~20% expansion toward $0.368, based on the prior range height.
From a downside-risk view, the setup remains constructive as long as TRX stays above $0.30. A loss of that level would likely trigger profit-taking and a retest of $0.29, but this would still sit within a higher-low structure.
On-chain and derivatives data reinforce the price action. Coinglass shows 63% long vs. 37% short positioning, producing a 1.76 long/short ratio - a clear bullish bias rather than a hedged market. At the same time, rising active addresses and funded wallets point to growing network participation, not speculative churn.
TRX is benefiting from capital rotation into networks with proven throughput and real usage. If on-chain activity continues to expand, this breakout looks structurally sustainable rather than transient.
#TRX
$TRX is one of the few large-cap assets showing structural strength after a breakout. Instead of a classic post-rally pullback, price has consolidated above former resistance, signaling accumulation rather than distribution. From a market-structure perspective, this matters.
TRX has reclaimed the $0.30 zone - a level that capped price for months. Holding above it suggests demand is real, not just short-term momentum flows. The next inflection sits near $0.32. A confirmed flip of this zone into support opens room for a ~20% expansion toward $0.368, based on the prior range height.
From a downside-risk view, the setup remains constructive as long as TRX stays above $0.30. A loss of that level would likely trigger profit-taking and a retest of $0.29, but this would still sit within a higher-low structure.
On-chain and derivatives data reinforce the price action. Coinglass shows 63% long vs. 37% short positioning, producing a 1.76 long/short ratio - a clear bullish bias rather than a hedged market. At the same time, rising active addresses and funded wallets point to growing network participation, not speculative churn.
TRX is benefiting from capital rotation into networks with proven throughput and real usage. If on-chain activity continues to expand, this breakout looks structurally sustainable rather than transient.
#TRX
$ICP Surges on ‘Mission 70’ Tokenomics - $10 Target in Sight?
ICP is flashing relative strength while broader crypto takes a breather. Over the last 24h, ICP has jumped 25%, trading near $4.5 after bouncing from ~$3, with volume spiking ~10X to $700M.
Catalyst? DFINITY’s Mission 70 whitepaper (Jan 13, 2026) proposes 70% lower inflation by end-2026 via supply cuts and accelerated burns. Traders are front-running potential supply shocks, creating heavy short-term demand. Media coverage has amplified attention, fueling participation.
Technically, ICP has rebounded from multi-year lows near $2.9 and now consolidates under resistance at $4.8–$5.9. MACD is bullish, RSI climbing—momentum signals are improving. A clean breakout above this band, supported by elevated volume, could open the door toward the $10 zone.
Still, a longer-term downtrend from 2024 caps upside until decisively broken. Short-term, ICP may pause to absorb supply, but if buyers push through, a move toward double digits is possible.
#icp
ICP is flashing relative strength while broader crypto takes a breather. Over the last 24h, ICP has jumped 25%, trading near $4.5 after bouncing from ~$3, with volume spiking ~10X to $700M.
Catalyst? DFINITY’s Mission 70 whitepaper (Jan 13, 2026) proposes 70% lower inflation by end-2026 via supply cuts and accelerated burns. Traders are front-running potential supply shocks, creating heavy short-term demand. Media coverage has amplified attention, fueling participation.
Technically, ICP has rebounded from multi-year lows near $2.9 and now consolidates under resistance at $4.8–$5.9. MACD is bullish, RSI climbing—momentum signals are improving. A clean breakout above this band, supported by elevated volume, could open the door toward the $10 zone.
Still, a longer-term downtrend from 2024 caps upside until decisively broken. Short-term, ICP may pause to absorb supply, but if buyers push through, a move toward double digits is possible.
#icp
Solana Nears Range Resolution: Will $145 Flip to Support?
$SOL remains a high-conviction asset for traders and allocators after its 2021 breakout. Since early 2026, sentiment has improved on rising institutional engagement (including ETF-related filings), steady protocol upgrades, and expanding DeFi and tokenisation activity. These fundamentals support a constructive long-term thesis - but price action still needs confirmation.
Technically, $145–$150 has flipped into a clear supply zone. After the 2025 highs, repeated rejections below $150 signal active distribution. Until SOL reclaims and holds above $145, upside remains capped.
Price has compressed into a multi-month range. Demand is firm at $128–$119, repeatedly absorbing sell pressure, while supply dominates $130–$144. Liquidity is thinning, and CMF shows bearish divergence, warning that buyers have yet to take control.
This looks like consolidation, not capitulation. A decisive break and close above $145 could unlock $150+. Failure to do so keeps SOL range-bound, with downside protected as long as $119–$128 holds.
#sol
$SOL remains a high-conviction asset for traders and allocators after its 2021 breakout. Since early 2026, sentiment has improved on rising institutional engagement (including ETF-related filings), steady protocol upgrades, and expanding DeFi and tokenisation activity. These fundamentals support a constructive long-term thesis - but price action still needs confirmation.
Technically, $145–$150 has flipped into a clear supply zone. After the 2025 highs, repeated rejections below $150 signal active distribution. Until SOL reclaims and holds above $145, upside remains capped.
Price has compressed into a multi-month range. Demand is firm at $128–$119, repeatedly absorbing sell pressure, while supply dominates $130–$144. Liquidity is thinning, and CMF shows bearish divergence, warning that buyers have yet to take control.
This looks like consolidation, not capitulation. A decisive break and close above $145 could unlock $150+. Failure to do so keeps SOL range-bound, with downside protected as long as $119–$128 holds.
#sol
Why XRP Is Surging: ETF Flows, Supply Shock, and Capital Rotation
$XRP has opened 2026 as one of the market’s clear outliers. In just 6 days, price is up ~30%, rising from $1.78 to ~$2.40, including a +13% daily move. This performance places XRP among today’s top large-cap gainers.
1) Spot XRP ETFs hit record inflows
On Jan 6, U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded ~$46M in net inflows - the highest single-day figure since launch. Daily trading volume peaked near $64M, while cumulative inflows since Nov 2025 reached ~$1.23B. Notably, there have been no net outflow days, signaling persistent institutional demand.
2) Exchange supply at 8-year lows
Glassnode data shows XRP balances on exchanges dropped from ~3.95B to ~1.6B XRP over 90 days. This sharp contraction reduces immediate sell-side liquidity and amplifies price sensitivity when demand accelerates.
3) Risk sentiment and altcoin rotation
Recent geopolitical headlines (details remain unconfirmed) coincided with a broader risk-on shift across crypto. Historically, XRP often acts as an early signal of capital rotation from $BTC into altcoins - a pattern now re-emerging.
4) Technical levels to watch
Key resistance stands at $2.68. A daily close above could open the path toward ~$3.40. Strong demand is visible between $1.90–$2.10.
ETF-driven demand, a tightening liquid supply, and early altcoin rotation suggest XRP’s move is structurally supported - not just a short-term spike.
#ETH
$XRP has opened 2026 as one of the market’s clear outliers. In just 6 days, price is up ~30%, rising from $1.78 to ~$2.40, including a +13% daily move. This performance places XRP among today’s top large-cap gainers.
1) Spot XRP ETFs hit record inflows
On Jan 6, U.S. spot XRP ETFs recorded ~$46M in net inflows - the highest single-day figure since launch. Daily trading volume peaked near $64M, while cumulative inflows since Nov 2025 reached ~$1.23B. Notably, there have been no net outflow days, signaling persistent institutional demand.
2) Exchange supply at 8-year lows
Glassnode data shows XRP balances on exchanges dropped from ~3.95B to ~1.6B XRP over 90 days. This sharp contraction reduces immediate sell-side liquidity and amplifies price sensitivity when demand accelerates.
3) Risk sentiment and altcoin rotation
Recent geopolitical headlines (details remain unconfirmed) coincided with a broader risk-on shift across crypto. Historically, XRP often acts as an early signal of capital rotation from $BTC into altcoins - a pattern now re-emerging.
4) Technical levels to watch
Key resistance stands at $2.68. A daily close above could open the path toward ~$3.40. Strong demand is visible between $1.90–$2.10.
ETF-driven demand, a tightening liquid supply, and early altcoin rotation suggest XRP’s move is structurally supported - not just a short-term spike.
#ETH
Ethereum Eyes $3,500 as Bulls Defend $3,000 Support
$BTC recent surge above $90,000 to $91,000 reignited crypto markets, pushing $ETH to intraday highs near $3,148. ETH has since slipped below $3,100 as BTC lost momentum, raising questions on bullish strength. On-chain data, however, signals ETH is well-positioned to defend $3,000.
Open Interest Reset: ETH derivatives see $20–21B in open interest, well below the $30B peak. This moderates forced-liquidation risk, reducing chances of a sharp breakdown near $3,000.
Exchange Reserves Stable: Total ETH on exchanges sits around 16.6–16.7M, up from 16.25M. The uptick reflects consolidation rather than panic selling.
Network Activity Rising: Active addresses spiked to 700K before stabilizing near 456K, indicating growing participation and strong fundamentals for bulls.
#ETH #BTC
ETH is trading above the 50-day MA for the first time since October, with RSI trending upward. The next key range is $3,200–$3,300; reclaiming this level with volume could open the path to $3,500. For now, ETH is likely to consolidate near $3,000 before attempting a breakout.
$BTC recent surge above $90,000 to $91,000 reignited crypto markets, pushing $ETH to intraday highs near $3,148. ETH has since slipped below $3,100 as BTC lost momentum, raising questions on bullish strength. On-chain data, however, signals ETH is well-positioned to defend $3,000.
Open Interest Reset: ETH derivatives see $20–21B in open interest, well below the $30B peak. This moderates forced-liquidation risk, reducing chances of a sharp breakdown near $3,000.
Exchange Reserves Stable: Total ETH on exchanges sits around 16.6–16.7M, up from 16.25M. The uptick reflects consolidation rather than panic selling.
Network Activity Rising: Active addresses spiked to 700K before stabilizing near 456K, indicating growing participation and strong fundamentals for bulls.
#ETH #BTC
ETH is trading above the 50-day MA for the first time since October, with RSI trending upward. The next key range is $3,200–$3,300; reclaiming this level with volume could open the path to $3,500. For now, ETH is likely to consolidate near $3,000 before attempting a breakout.
Avalanche +11%: ETF + Staking Narrative Reprices the Asset
$AVAX opened 2026 as a clear outlier, jumping +11% in 24h while $BTC and ETH posted marginal gains. This move is not speculative noise - it’s driven by a structural shift in institutional positioning.
Grayscale filed an updated S-1 with the SEC to convert its Avalanche Trust into a spot AVAX ETF with staking. Up to 70% of holdings may be staked, with rewards distributed to investors - effectively combining beta + yield in a regulated wrapper.
VanEck mirrored this approach in its own filing, while Bitwise included AVAX in a broader altcoin ETF application set. If approved, AVAX becomes one of the first L1s where staking yield is embedded into ETF exposure.
Avalanche crossed 400M C-Chain transactions in 2025, launched TheGrottoL1 on mainnet, and rolled out the Avalanche 9000 L1 tooling cohort. Integration with Whitewallet expands retail access with low fees and fast finality. These are usage signals, not roadmap promises.
24h trading volume surged +140% to ~$546M, validating real participation rather than thin-book price action.
AVAX reclaimed short-term MAs and is testing $13.20–$13.50 resistance. Acceptance above this zone opens $15.60, then $20.00 on higher timeframes. Loss of acceptance risks a pullback to $12.32.
AVAX is being repriced as a yield-bearing institutional asset - not just another L1 beta trade.
#AVAX
$AVAX opened 2026 as a clear outlier, jumping +11% in 24h while $BTC and ETH posted marginal gains. This move is not speculative noise - it’s driven by a structural shift in institutional positioning.
Grayscale filed an updated S-1 with the SEC to convert its Avalanche Trust into a spot AVAX ETF with staking. Up to 70% of holdings may be staked, with rewards distributed to investors - effectively combining beta + yield in a regulated wrapper.
VanEck mirrored this approach in its own filing, while Bitwise included AVAX in a broader altcoin ETF application set. If approved, AVAX becomes one of the first L1s where staking yield is embedded into ETF exposure.
Avalanche crossed 400M C-Chain transactions in 2025, launched TheGrottoL1 on mainnet, and rolled out the Avalanche 9000 L1 tooling cohort. Integration with Whitewallet expands retail access with low fees and fast finality. These are usage signals, not roadmap promises.
24h trading volume surged +140% to ~$546M, validating real participation rather than thin-book price action.
AVAX reclaimed short-term MAs and is testing $13.20–$13.50 resistance. Acceptance above this zone opens $15.60, then $20.00 on higher timeframes. Loss of acceptance risks a pullback to $12.32.
AVAX is being repriced as a yield-bearing institutional asset - not just another L1 beta trade.
#AVAX
Dogecoin Struggles Near $0.13 Support - Key Levels Traders Are Watching
$DOGE is under pressure as it consolidates near $0.125–$0.13, a level that has repeatedly acted as short-term support in recent months. After failing to hold above $0.14, this resistance has flipped into a supply zone, while the weekly Gaussian channel has turned red, signaling continued bearish momentum. Weekly RSI shows signs of bullish divergence, but buyers remain tentative.
Trading volume remains steady at $900M–$1.1B, yet it’s insufficient for strong accumulation. Recent rebounds have produced lower highs, suggesting sellers dominate rallies. Until DOGE reclaims $0.138–$0.14 with volume, upside attempts are likely capped.
Outlook for January 2026:
Bullish scenario: Momentum returns and the broader market recovers → DOGE could target $0.20–$0.25.
Bearish/neutral scenario: Weak memecoin interest persists → DOGE may stay below $0.18, with risks down to $0.10–$0.12.
For now, DOGE remains a level-driven trade - confirmation matters more than anticipation.
#DOGE
$DOGE is under pressure as it consolidates near $0.125–$0.13, a level that has repeatedly acted as short-term support in recent months. After failing to hold above $0.14, this resistance has flipped into a supply zone, while the weekly Gaussian channel has turned red, signaling continued bearish momentum. Weekly RSI shows signs of bullish divergence, but buyers remain tentative.
Trading volume remains steady at $900M–$1.1B, yet it’s insufficient for strong accumulation. Recent rebounds have produced lower highs, suggesting sellers dominate rallies. Until DOGE reclaims $0.138–$0.14 with volume, upside attempts are likely capped.
Outlook for January 2026:
Bullish scenario: Momentum returns and the broader market recovers → DOGE could target $0.20–$0.25.
Bearish/neutral scenario: Weak memecoin interest persists → DOGE may stay below $0.18, with risks down to $0.10–$0.12.
For now, DOGE remains a level-driven trade - confirmation matters more than anticipation.
#DOGE
Bitcoin Breaks a Bear-Market Template: Why a 40% Drawdown Is No Longer the Base Case
From an on-chain and market structure perspective, a ~40% $BTC crash now looks increasingly unlikely. For that scenario to materialize, Bitcoin would need to lose several high-timeframe supports in rapid succession - most critically a weekly close below the 100-week moving average and sustained acceptance under recent demand zones. None of these conditions are present.
Momentum has cooled, but it has not flipped structurally bearish. More importantly, downside tests are failing to attract expanding sell volume. Historically, deep drawdowns require both momentum deterioration and aggressive supply expansion. We are seeing neither.
Relative to prior cycles, Bitcoin is consolidating far above long-term averages. Volatility is compressing above key structural levels, not below them. In previous bear phases, consolidation followed breakdowns. This cycle is different: price is ranging without a structural failure, and dips are absorbed faster.
Outlook Into 2026: Two Scenarios
Bullish continuation: Hold above the former triangle trendline + acceptance over $90,500 → upside extension toward $93,000–$93,650.
Extended consolidation: Loss of $89,500 → range expansion and delayed breakout into early 2026.
Probabilities have shifted. A deep crash now requires a clear catalyst or structural breakdown - neither is visible today.
#BTC
From an on-chain and market structure perspective, a ~40% $BTC crash now looks increasingly unlikely. For that scenario to materialize, Bitcoin would need to lose several high-timeframe supports in rapid succession - most critically a weekly close below the 100-week moving average and sustained acceptance under recent demand zones. None of these conditions are present.
Momentum has cooled, but it has not flipped structurally bearish. More importantly, downside tests are failing to attract expanding sell volume. Historically, deep drawdowns require both momentum deterioration and aggressive supply expansion. We are seeing neither.
Relative to prior cycles, Bitcoin is consolidating far above long-term averages. Volatility is compressing above key structural levels, not below them. In previous bear phases, consolidation followed breakdowns. This cycle is different: price is ranging without a structural failure, and dips are absorbed faster.
Outlook Into 2026: Two Scenarios
Bullish continuation: Hold above the former triangle trendline + acceptance over $90,500 → upside extension toward $93,000–$93,650.
Extended consolidation: Loss of $89,500 → range expansion and delayed breakout into early 2026.
Probabilities have shifted. A deep crash now requires a clear catalyst or structural breakdown - neither is visible today.
#BTC
$DOGE at a Decision Point: Can Bulls Hold $0.13 or Is $0.125 Next?
Crypto market volatility is rising. Total market capitalization has slipped back below $3T, while 24h trading volume dropped under $100B, signalling fading risk appetite. Bitcoin and large caps are consolidating, and memecoins are feeling the pressure. Against this backdrop, DOGE is approaching a critical inflection zone.
DOGE has once again failed to clear the $0.133–0.135 resistance cluster, triggering a pullback toward the $0.13 level. Intraday, the asset is down ~1.5%, reflecting repeated supply absorption near prior highs. Structurally, this keeps DOGE range-bound, with momentum capped until a decisive breakout or breakdown occurs.
For now, DOGE is in compression. Directional conviction will likely come from a broader market catalyst or a decisive volume expansion at the range boundaries. Until then, the $0.13 zone remains the line bulls must defend.
#DOGE
Crypto market volatility is rising. Total market capitalization has slipped back below $3T, while 24h trading volume dropped under $100B, signalling fading risk appetite. Bitcoin and large caps are consolidating, and memecoins are feeling the pressure. Against this backdrop, DOGE is approaching a critical inflection zone.
DOGE has once again failed to clear the $0.133–0.135 resistance cluster, triggering a pullback toward the $0.13 level. Intraday, the asset is down ~1.5%, reflecting repeated supply absorption near prior highs. Structurally, this keeps DOGE range-bound, with momentum capped until a decisive breakout or breakdown occurs.
For now, DOGE is in compression. Directional conviction will likely come from a broader market catalyst or a decisive volume expansion at the range boundaries. Until then, the $0.13 zone remains the line bulls must defend.
#DOGE
Why $BCH Is Outperforming Today: Data-Driven Breakdown
BCH, a Bitcoin fork, is up ~12% intraday, trading near $588, sharply outperforming a broadly red crypto market. While $BTC and majors remain under pressure, BCH has decoupled - and the data explains why.
1) Macro + Sentiment Catalyst
The latest US CPI print at 2.7% improved short-term risk appetite, supporting speculative flows. Notably, BCH showed relative strength, largely ignoring the Bank of Japan’s rate hike to 0.75%, signaling asset-specific demand rather than pure macro beta.
2) Positioning: Longs Are Building
Binance positioning data shows top traders increasing net long exposure in BCH. Both the number of long accounts and average position size are rising - a sign of growing conviction rather than short-covering alone.
3) Derivatives Confirm the Move
Futures activity reinforces the bullish case. According to CoinGlass, BCH open interest jumped 18.69% in 24h, reaching $761.48M, a 6-month high. Funding rates have flipped positive, meaning longs are paying to hold positions - typically seen during momentum expansions.
4) Technical Structure
On the 4H chart, BCH is holding above key moving averages and recently confirmed a double bottom near $530. The market is now testing the $600–$625 resistance zone, with $615 acting as a clear sell wall.
A clean break and hold above $615 could open the path toward $640. Rejection, however, would likely result in short-term consolidation rather than immediate trend failure.
#BTC
BCH, a Bitcoin fork, is up ~12% intraday, trading near $588, sharply outperforming a broadly red crypto market. While $BTC and majors remain under pressure, BCH has decoupled - and the data explains why.
1) Macro + Sentiment Catalyst
The latest US CPI print at 2.7% improved short-term risk appetite, supporting speculative flows. Notably, BCH showed relative strength, largely ignoring the Bank of Japan’s rate hike to 0.75%, signaling asset-specific demand rather than pure macro beta.
2) Positioning: Longs Are Building
Binance positioning data shows top traders increasing net long exposure in BCH. Both the number of long accounts and average position size are rising - a sign of growing conviction rather than short-covering alone.
3) Derivatives Confirm the Move
Futures activity reinforces the bullish case. According to CoinGlass, BCH open interest jumped 18.69% in 24h, reaching $761.48M, a 6-month high. Funding rates have flipped positive, meaning longs are paying to hold positions - typically seen during momentum expansions.
4) Technical Structure
On the 4H chart, BCH is holding above key moving averages and recently confirmed a double bottom near $530. The market is now testing the $600–$625 resistance zone, with $615 acting as a clear sell wall.
A clean break and hold above $615 could open the path toward $640. Rejection, however, would likely result in short-term consolidation rather than immediate trend failure.
#BTC
Bitcoin Stabilizes Above $87K: Volatility Compression Signals a Decision Phase
$BTC is attempting to stabilize after a sharp downside move, with price consolidating in the $85K–$88K range on the 4H chart. The broader structure still reflects a corrective phase from the recent $94.5K high, but selling pressure has clearly decelerated, suggesting the market is transitioning from impulse to evaluation.
From an indicator perspective, repeated higher lows near $85K point to short-term demand absorption, while muted follow-through on rebounds highlights cautious participation. Volatility compression and smaller candle bodies signal balance between buyers and sellers rather than trend continuation.
If BTC holds above $85K, a relief move toward $90K remains structurally possible. A breakdown, however, would reopen downside liquidity. The next move will likely be driven by volume expansion, not price alone.
#BTC
$BTC is attempting to stabilize after a sharp downside move, with price consolidating in the $85K–$88K range on the 4H chart. The broader structure still reflects a corrective phase from the recent $94.5K high, but selling pressure has clearly decelerated, suggesting the market is transitioning from impulse to evaluation.
From an indicator perspective, repeated higher lows near $85K point to short-term demand absorption, while muted follow-through on rebounds highlights cautious participation. Volatility compression and smaller candle bodies signal balance between buyers and sellers rather than trend continuation.
If BTC holds above $85K, a relief move toward $90K remains structurally possible. A breakdown, however, would reopen downside liquidity. The next move will likely be driven by volume expansion, not price alone.
#BTC
TradingView Broker Awards Signal a Power Shift to Traders 🚀
The TradingView Broker Awards highlight a structural shift in market dynamics: retail and professional traders are now a measurable force, not background noise. Platform rankings are increasingly shaped by user ratings, reviews, and engagement data, directly impacting visibility, trust, and conversion across the trading ecosystem 📊
From a market structure perspective, this is critical. In 2024–2025, exchanges compete not only on liquidity depth, spreads, and product range, but also on community-driven credibility. Feedback has effectively become a soft on-chain signal for platform quality - especially relevant in high-volatility environments around $BTC and liquid altcoin pairs ⚖
To accelerate participation, some platforms are adding incentives. WhiteBIT, for instance, is distributing 300 rewards of 25 USDTB (a total of 7,500 USDTB) to users who submit broker feedback 🎁. These campaigns increase data density, improving sentiment signals for both traders and analysts.
As transparency becomes a competitive moat, trader opinion is evolving into a strategic asset - influencing capital flows, platform growth, and long-term positioning in the crypto trading landscape 🔍📈
#BTC
The TradingView Broker Awards highlight a structural shift in market dynamics: retail and professional traders are now a measurable force, not background noise. Platform rankings are increasingly shaped by user ratings, reviews, and engagement data, directly impacting visibility, trust, and conversion across the trading ecosystem 📊
From a market structure perspective, this is critical. In 2024–2025, exchanges compete not only on liquidity depth, spreads, and product range, but also on community-driven credibility. Feedback has effectively become a soft on-chain signal for platform quality - especially relevant in high-volatility environments around $BTC and liquid altcoin pairs ⚖
To accelerate participation, some platforms are adding incentives. WhiteBIT, for instance, is distributing 300 rewards of 25 USDTB (a total of 7,500 USDTB) to users who submit broker feedback 🎁. These campaigns increase data density, improving sentiment signals for both traders and analysts.
As transparency becomes a competitive moat, trader opinion is evolving into a strategic asset - influencing capital flows, platform growth, and long-term positioning in the crypto trading landscape 🔍📈
#BTC
ETH Strengthens vs BTC as Whales Load Up - Altseason on the Horizon? 🚀
$ETH is showing strength against $BTC , with the ETH/BTC pair up 7% over the past three days, trading around 0.0367 BTC. ETH itself surged 3% on Dec 10 to $3,427, giving it a fully diluted valuation of roughly $408B. Meanwhile, BTC hovered near $92.4K ahead of the last FOMC meeting of 2025.
On-chain data from Santiment highlights renewed whale demand driving the rally. Accounts holding 100–100K ETH added 924,240 ETH over three weeks, now controlling 55.45M ETH. Retail holders (<0.1 ETH) dumped 1,041 coins, a pattern historically signaling bullish momentum when whales accumulate amid retail capitulation.
Capital rotation from BTC to ETH and altcoins is accelerating, underpinned by a clearer regulatory outlook. Analyst Tom Lee projects ETH could average $12K, with an upside of $22K, potentially sparking a parabolic rally across altcoins.
Altseason may be closer than many expect - all eyes on ETH. 🌐🔥
#ETFvsBTC
$ETH is showing strength against $BTC , with the ETH/BTC pair up 7% over the past three days, trading around 0.0367 BTC. ETH itself surged 3% on Dec 10 to $3,427, giving it a fully diluted valuation of roughly $408B. Meanwhile, BTC hovered near $92.4K ahead of the last FOMC meeting of 2025.
On-chain data from Santiment highlights renewed whale demand driving the rally. Accounts holding 100–100K ETH added 924,240 ETH over three weeks, now controlling 55.45M ETH. Retail holders (<0.1 ETH) dumped 1,041 coins, a pattern historically signaling bullish momentum when whales accumulate amid retail capitulation.
Capital rotation from BTC to ETH and altcoins is accelerating, underpinned by a clearer regulatory outlook. Analyst Tom Lee projects ETH could average $12K, with an upside of $22K, potentially sparking a parabolic rally across altcoins.
Altseason may be closer than many expect - all eyes on ETH. 🌐🔥
#ETFvsBTC
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