Saif Abusrour

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama declared 2026 the "Year of Digital Transformation" in Japan, affirming the government's support for integrating digital assets into traditional financial markets. She noted that the US experience with cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has proven successful in attracting liquidity and boosting investor confidence.

Bitcoin 'rose' in Iran as much as the rial collapsed; when the local currency loses its purchasing power, people turn to a store of value that is not printed by decree and does not rely on trust in an institution that might change the rules or close its doors during crisis. Here, Bitcoin emerges as a monetary system operating under fixed rules, running 24/7 without a central bank. The key point is that this is not an 'Iranian exception'; every fiat currency lives on trust, and trust erodes with debt, inflation, and politics. The idea many overlook: the 'Bitcoin price' in local currency is often not Bitcoin rising, but your currency falling. My question to you: if Bitcoin is merely a mirror reflecting the erosion of fiat currencies, are you observing the correct image… or are you still measuring everything with a ruler that keeps breaking?

In previous cycles, the common scenario was: Bitcoin led first, then rotation began toward alternative coins after Bitcoin's momentum cooled down. The new thing now is that many major coins are moving in sync with Bitcoin, which usually means the move isn't a 'short-term gamble' but rather broader market participation.
1) Liquidity has become 'internal' and rapidly shifting

بيتكوين started in January 2026, fluctuating near all-time highs: on January 13, it traded near $91,821 after attempting to break above $92K within a rough range of $90K–$94K. The question "Will it reach $100K this month?" isn't based on a new story… but on the mechanics of available supply for trading + institutional flows + derivatives structure.
1) Scarcity of "available-for-sale" supply on platforms increases price sensitivity

The image shows one of my most important strategies that I always talk about: "Buying the fear."
I proposed this idea in May 2025 when the price of Bitcoin was around 98 thousand dollars, and at that time I explained that historically recurring negative events were not the end of the market, but rather the beginning of a new upward wave — and indeed that's what happened.
Every time the market is subjected to a strong negative news, such as:

Altcoin Rotation Season — from A to Z

The altcoin rotation season is a periodic phase in the cryptocurrency market where liquidity systematically shifts from Bitcoin to altcoins. This phenomenon is not random or the result of temporary enthusiasm, but rather a logical outcome of changes in the structure of returns and risks within the market, and it typically occurs after strong upward waves for Bitcoin.

Quantitative easing is an unconventional monetary policy that central banks resort to when their traditional tools reach the limits of sustainability, and not necessarily when they lose their effectiveness immediately. Under normal circumstances, the economy is managed through interest rates, but when high interest itself becomes a burden on growth, debt servicing, and financial stability, the system enters a phase of gradual choking. At this stage, lowering interest rates may not be politically or psychologically feasible yet, but continuing tightening becomes economically unsustainable. Here, quantitative easing begins to emerge as a forthcoming path rather than an announced decision, as expectations are managed first before budgets, as historically occurred with institutions like the Federal Reserve.

Economic analysis based on liquidity, monetary policy, and pricing structure
Breaking البتكوين to the level of $100,000 before 2026 is not a matter of price timing, but a direct result of global liquidity balance, monetary policy, and supply structure with the realization of specific price conditions. The market does not price a story, but rather economic and structural conditions that, if coincided, achieve the breakthrough.

Cryptocurrencies are not inherently complex; they are simply digital money designed to move over the internet without the need for banks as intermediaries. Instead of one bank maintaining a record of transactions, every transaction is recorded on a public and shared database called the blockchain. This model reduces time and cost and makes transferring money across borders much easier than the traditional financial system. Bitcoin was the first practical application of this idea, followed by thousands of digital assets trying to develop a way to transfer value in the digital world.

The global money supply (M2) is the deepest driver that determines the trends of financial markets. When the amount of money circulating globally expands, investors' appetite for assets capable of absorbing this liquidity—most notably Bitcoin—grows. Recent data shows that the global M2 reached 96 trillion dollars in the last quarter of 2025, the highest level in history. This increase is not just a number; it is a strong pulse that reinvigorates life into alternative assets.

Fusaka Upgrade: A new technological leap reshaping the future of the Ethereum network
On December 3, 2025, the Fusaka upgrade was activated on the Ethereum mainnet, marking it as the second most important update of the year after Pectra. The upgrade had a clear focus on increasing efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing the network's ability to handle the accelerated use of scaling layers.

Is the end of QT the beginning of a bull cycle that will last for years?
The U.S. Federal Reserve officially announced the cessation of its quantitative tightening (QT) program on December 1, after withdrawing more than $2.4 trillion in liquidity since 2022. This shift is not just a technical step, but a real turning point in the global liquidity cycle, especially after injecting $13.5 billion through repurchase agreements— the second largest daily injection since the Corona crisis. Despite the decline in cryptocurrencies before the announcement, historical data shows that the end of QT is often the first spark for the beginning of a deep bull wave for Bitcoin and alternatives alike.

Alternative currencies and meme coins have historically been the most dangerous category in the digital asset markets. In every bull cycle, a significant portion of them completely disappears with the first wave of decline—not because they are always fraudulent projects, but because they are based on momentary momentum rather than real use. More than eighty-five percent of meme coins in the years 2021–2022 plummeted to zero or near it after liquidity faded and investors returned to Bitcoin. The logic is clear: small projects cannot withstand long declines, developers leave, and liquidity evaporates. In straightforward terms: any project based on fleeting trends and waves is susceptible to collapse in an instant.

سعر البيتكوين today is around 82 thousand dollars after a sharp drop from a peak close to 126 thousand in October 2025, which is a correction of about 35% from the peak. This drop has led many to announce the end of the 2025 cycle and the birth of a new winter, but the chart before you – the black price line and the purple value line that rises to the area of 150 thousand on the chart scale – tells a completely different story: a cycle that is still alive, breathing with painful correction, but not closed yet.

Imagine walking into a cafe, ordering a cup of coffee for $3, paying from your digital wallet and thinking that the matter ends here. It seems that only $3 has left your wallet, but behind the scenes, the system behind the cashier can see much further: it links your wallet address, closely observes your balance, tracks where you spent before, who you sent and received money from, and builds a complete 'financial profile' about you that includes your spending patterns, times of activity, and even the types of places you visit.

Every time the market retreats, the same scenario repeats: a ready-made phrase like “Don’t worry… buy the dip,” as if any drop is automatically a golden opportunity. The truth is much tougher: not every drop is a “discount”; sometimes it marks the beginning of a longer and deeper downward phase. The smart question at this moment is not: how do I buy the dip? But: how do I get out of this phase financially and psychologically alive, and reach the next cycle with capital that actually allows me to benefit?

The year 2025 marked a real turning point in the trajectory of عملة XRP, as it transitioned from mere expectations about the creation of an exchange-traded fund (ETF) to a tangible reality that brought about fundamental changes in the way it is traded and valued in global markets.
The story began with the launch of the ProShares Ultra XRP (UXRP) fund, which is the first regulated product that provides double exposure to the price of XRP through futures contracts. This fund did not buy XRP directly but relied on regulated financial derivatives, allowing institutional investors to enter the XRP market for the first time within a tight legal framework.