HUGE : BREAKING 🛡️ 🏛️
#Bitcoin Michael Saylor has spent nearly $50 billion over the last 5 years buying Bitcoin, and now he’s sitting underwater.
Adjusted for inflation, he’s down around $10 billion.
The bigger issue is that a large part of these BTC purchases were made using borrowed money and that debt has to be paid back.
This is where things can get very messy, very fast.
I talked about this more than a month ago and warned about the risks. People like this create centralization, which goes against Bitcoin’s original purpose.
When leverage and concentration build up too much, the system becomes fragile.
I’ll keep you updated over the next few months.
And when I start buying Bitcoin again, I’ll say it here publicly.
A lot of people are going to regret ignoring these warnings.
$BTC ,$ETH ,$XAU
$BTC USDT price holding strong above key support, buyers showing resilience.............
After a minor pullback, BTC is stabilizing near support, signaling a potential rebound toward higher resistance levels........................
Momentum favors bulls while the support zone holds firm.............
Long BTC/USDT (Perp)
Entry Zone: 76,400 – 76,600
Stop Loss: 75,600
Targets:
TP1: 77,300
TP2: 77,600
TP3: 78,000
$BTC is showing absorption at current levels
ideal setup for a bounce and continuation upward.............
Trade $BTC /USDT here 👇
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$BNB Analysis "not financial advice "
BNB is showing clear short-term weakness — but the bigger picture isn’t completely broken. Here’s the breakdown 👇
📉 Short-Term Outlook (Bearish):
24H: -3.07% → $738.4
48H: -6.87% → $709.5
7-Day: -19.06% → $616.6
Most technical models lean SELL (9 Sell vs 8 Buy, 6 Neutral) — meaning momentum is currently against bulls. The market is pricing in further downside in the near term.
🎯 Key Levels to Watch:
Support Zone: $600 – $620
Major Breakdown Risk: below $600
Immediate Resistance: $760 – $780
📅 Medium-Term (Mixed):
1-Month: -6.72% → $710.6
3-Month: -16.45% → $636.5
6-Month: -11.83% → $671.7
Not great… but not catastrophic either. This looks like a correction rather than total collapse.
🚀 Long-Term (Bullish):
12-Month Prediction: +16.8% → $889.8
If Binance continues ecosystem growth (BNB Chain, Launchpool, utility, burns), BNB could rebound strongly once macro pressure eases.
i think :
Short-term = bearish
Mid-term = choppy / corrective
Long-term = bullish if Binance execution remains strong
🔥 YOUR CALL:
🟢 BNB recovers from here
🔴 More downside first
#BNB
#BinanceCoin #BNBChain
I am watching $ETH chart carefully. Right now, I’m choosing not to trade. Ethereum is still ranging after the relief bounce and is trading in the middle of a clear zone, between support around 2,230–2,200 and resistance around 2,280–2,320. There is no clean rejection from resistance and no breakdown from support, which tells me the market is balanced and undecided. Price action is slow and overlapping, and this is exactly where forcing trades leads to losses.
If ETH breaks and holds below 2,230, I’ll look for shorts, with the next downside targets at 2,200 first, and then 2,150–2,100 if weakness continues. If ETH reclaims and holds above 2,320, I’ll look for longs, with the next upside targets at 2,360–2,400, and potentially 2,450 if momentum builds.
Until one of these scenarios plays out, I’m staying flat. Patience here is not hesitation — it’s capital protection and discipline.
Trade #ETH Here 👇👇👇
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Bitcoin ETFs Just Slipped Below $100B — Here’s Why It Matters
Spot Bitcoin ETFs just took another hit.
After $272 million in fresh outflows, total assets under management dropped below $100 billion, a level we haven’t seen since April 2025. For context, BTC ETFs peaked around $168 billion back in October, so this is a pretty meaningful pullback.
The timing isn’t surprising. Bitcoin dipped under $74,000 this week, and the broader crypto market has been under pressure. Total market cap fell from $3.11 trillion to $2.64 trillion in just seven days — risk appetite clearly cooled off.
Year-to-date, Bitcoin ETFs are now close to $1.3 billion in net outflows, despite a brief bounce on Monday when funds actually saw $562 million in inflows. That rebound didn’t last long.
Altcoins Are Quietly Doing Better
While Bitcoin ETFs are bleeding, some altcoin ETFs are seeing small but notable inflows:
$ETH : +$14M
$XRP : +$19.6M
$SOL : +$1.2M
Nothing explosive — but it does suggest some rotation rather than a full exit from crypto exposure.
Are Institutions Losing Interest? Not Exactly.
One important detail: Bitcoin is now trading below the average ETF creation price (~$84,000). That means new ETF shares are effectively being issued at a loss, which naturally puts pressure on flows.
Still, most analysts don’t see this as panic selling.
ETF expert Nate Geraci summed it up well: most institutional money in spot Bitcoin ETFs is likely staying put. These investors aren’t reacting to every drawdown.
At the same time, something interesting may be happening under the surface.
According to B2C2 CEO Thomas Restout, the next phase of institutional adoption might move beyond ETFs altogether. Instead of just buying securitized exposure, institutions may increasingly trade spot crypto directly on-chain.
Bottom line:
Bitcoin ETFs are cooling off, not collapsing. Outflows reflect market volatility, not a loss of institutional belief. The bigger story might be that institutions are slowly graduating from ETFs to actually trading crypto itself.
#bitcoin #BTC
Most crypto talks about blocks and speed. Walrus talks about memory.
Walrus is quietly positioning data itself as infrastructure. Not files. Not uploads. Persistent, verifiable blobs that can be referenced by chains, contracts, and AI agents without dragging everything on-chain.
The interesting part is not decentralization. It is cost predictability. Walrus designs storage payments to behave like a utility bill, not a speculative asset. You pay in WAL, but the system smooths volatility so builders think in fiat terms, not token charts.
This matters for AI, media, and long-lived on-chain records. These systems fail when storage becomes uncertain or short-term. Walrus is betting that durable data, priced sanely, is the missing layer most blockchains avoid.
If blockchains are about consensus, Walrus is about memory. And memory is what makes systems compound over time.
@WalrusProtocol #walrus $WAL
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once again, always learn to do your own research.
- go to Reddit, search for the name of the founder of the project you're bullish on, you'll definitely find one or two.
search for the name of the project too.
- use rootdata!
- use rootdata!
- once again, use rootdata!
you can get so many info from here.
- go to telegram, search for Rick bot, with this format (/twit - then you insert the projects handle).
it'll show you past handles and even the tokens that it has shilled before.
although most times, it's not always guaranteed, but it's useful to a very large extent.
the bot look like this btw
you're welcome.
#Alishba_Sozar
$BNB
📊 BTC at $83.1K — inverse H&S forming on the 2H, and price is sitting right under the neckline
$BTC has been grinding back up after that deep flush into the low $70Ks, and the 2H chart is now shaping a clean inverse head and shoulders. Price is hovering around $83.1K, right under the neckline — exactly where you expect hesitation before a breakout.
What the chart is actually showing
BTC has shifted from straight selling to stabilizing and now forming a clear inverse H&S.
Left shoulder, capitulation head, and a higher right shoulder — buyers are stepping in earlier each time.
Price is pressing into the neckline now, and that’s the key level.
Break and hold above $83.9K → momentum opens toward the mid‑$80Ks.
Reject here → likely a dip back into the shoulder zone before another attempt.
Classic reversal behavior after a heavy selloff.
📌 My Take
BTC is showing early signs of a trend shift.
Neckline break = continuation.
Neckline rejection = one more dip before another try.
Structure looks healthier than it did just a few days ago.
#BTC走势分析 #BTC