THE BOTTOM IS COMING FASTER THAN YOU THINK $BTC
History doesn't repeat, but it rhymes. The monthly Stochastic is falling from 56%. This zone historically signals a continued path toward deeper compression. Previous cycles saw lows form around 396 days, then 335 days, then 275 days. The pattern shows cycles shortening by roughly 60 days. This suggests a macro bottom window could form in just ~200-220 days. Momentum decay is accelerating. Accumulation windows historically open below the 20th percentile. We need structural confirmation: a defined range, volatility compression, and diminishing sell pressure. Levels are secondary. The real trigger is structure. Markets leave footprints. Momentum weakens before reversal. Liquidity dries before expansion. Sentiment collapses before rebuilding.
Disclaimer: Not financial advice.
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Bitmine boosts holdings to 4.42 million ETH, controls 3.66% of total supply
Bitmine Immersion Technologies said it purchased an additional 51,162 ETH last week, raising its total holdings to 4.42 million ETH as of Feb. 22 — equivalent to 3.66% of Ethereum’s 120.7 million total supply.
At roughly $1,958 per ETH, the company’s Ethereum treasury is valued at about $8.7 billion, making Bitmine the largest corporate holder of ether globally and the second-largest corporate crypto treasury overall, behind Strategy, which holds around $49 billion in bitcoin.
Chairman Tom Lee said the accumulation took place during what he described as a “mini crypto winter,” adding that the company views the recent pullback as an attractive opportunity given Ethereum’s strengthening fundamentals. Bitmine is aiming to acquire 5% of the total ETH supply and is currently about 27% away from that target.
The firm reported that 3,040,483 ETH — nearly 69% of its total holdings — is currently staked, generating an estimated $171 million in annualized revenue based on a 2.89% seven-day yield. Once its full ETH position is staked through the Made in America Validator Network (MAVAN), expected to launch this quarter, annual staking revenue could rise to $249 million.
Beyond ether, Bitmine holds 193 BTC, $691 million in cash and several strategic investments, bringing the total value of its crypto, cash and investment portfolio to approximately $9.6 billion. Bitmine shares traded around $19.27 on Monday morning, down more than 4% from the previous session.
$ICNT rejecting daily resistance — lower high structure forming.
🔻 SHORT $ICNT
Entry Zone: 0.402 – 0.415
Stop Loss: 0.445
Target 1: 0.380
Target 2: 0.355
Target 3: 0.320
$ICNT printed a strong rejection from the 0.49 region and is now trading below the 7 & 25 EMA on the daily timeframe, signaling weakening bullish momentum. The recent bounce appears corrective rather than impulsive, suggesting potential lower-high formation near 0.41.
As long as price remains below 0.445, the bearish thesis stays intact. A breakdown below 0.396 support opens rotation toward 0.380 first, followed by 0.355. If selling pressure expands, 0.320 becomes the next major liquidity pocket.
A strong reclaim above 0.445 would invalidate the short setup.
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1INCH Token Slides 3% Amid DeFi Volatility, But Ecosystem Integrations Fuel Long-Term Strength
1INCHUSDT has declined by 3.07% over the past 24 hours, trading at $0.0885 on Binance, with a 24-hour trading volume near $13.7 million and a market cap estimated around $124 million. The recent downturn follows heightened market volatility and ongoing community discussions regarding tokenomics, as well as technical chart signals pointing to short-term bearish sentiment. Despite the price decrease, 1inch continues to expand its ecosystem through integrations, such as the Alvara Protocol's adoption of the 1inch Swap API and Ledger Stax wallet support, and its strategic focus on cross-chain features and security enhancements. Overall, price movements appear to be driven by broader DeFi market pressure, technical patterns, and continued evaluations of tokenomics, while ecosystem upgrades provide a foundation for long-term resilience.
$ESP Vertical push kissed the top, stalled, now wobbling where it shouldn’t.
Trading Plan (Short)
Entry: $0.1018 – $0.1045
SL: $0.1120
TP: $0.0940 -$0.0880
Price snapped straight up out of a narrow base and ran into a thick ceiling, then stopped acting strong. The follow-up candles show long upper tails and cramped closes, energy spent but not going anywhere. Volume punched in on the spike, then showed up again with no distance — churn instead of travel. I’m holding reduced risk, watching how it behaves at this edge. If price presses above the ceiling and stays there without slipping back, I’m gone immediately.
Short $ESP here 👇⬇️
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Former Chainlink legal executive joins SEC crypto task force
Taylor Lindman, former deputy general counsel at Chainlink Labs, joined the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday as chief counsel of the agency’s crypto task force.
Lindman succeeds Michael Selig, who previously held the role before becoming chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. During more than five years at Chainlink, Lindman served in several senior legal positions, focusing on oracle networks and smart contract data infrastructure for institutional finance.
The SEC established its crypto task force last year following the departure of former Chair Gary Gensler, amid broader policy shifts under President Donald Trump. Under Gensler, the agency brought multiple enforcement actions against crypto firms, largely tied to registration issues, and argued that most cryptocurrencies qualified as securities.
Since its formation, the task force has hosted roundtable discussions on regulating key areas of the industry, including tokenization and decentralized finance. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, who leads the group, welcomed Lindman’s appointment on X, saying she expects “great things.”
En 2010, Bitcoin n’était qu’un logo sur un forum.
Aujourd’hui, c’est un actif qui secoue les marchés mondiaux.
Le 24 février 2010, le premier logo de Bitcoin était dévoilé.
À l’époque, personne ne parlait d’ETF, de liquidité institutionnelle ou de cycles macro.
Ce qui est fascinant est que
Le marché change. Le branding change.
Mais la structure cyclique du Bitcoin, elle, reste.
2010 → Expérimentation
2013 → Première euphorie
2017 → Cycle retail massif
2021 → Institutionnels
2025+ → Guerre de liquidité globale
Les débutants regardent le logo.
Les traders analysent la structure.
$FOGO 🔥 Fogo: A High-Performance L1 Built on the Solana Virtual Machine
The world of blockchain is constantly changing, and Fogo is entering the scene with a very interesting strategy. It’s a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain built on top of the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), designed to provide speed, scalability, and efficiency without compromising decentralization.
The fact that Fogo relies on the same virtual machine architecture that Solana uses is very interesting. This allows it to leverage the same execution environment that Solana is known for, which is parallel processing and low latency. This results in faster transaction finality times, increased throughput, and lower costs compared to traditional blockchains.
The interesting part of this announcement is that it combines the independence of L1 blockchains with the compatibility of SVM. This allows developers to work with familiar technology, develop high-performance dApps, and leverage an ecosystem that already understands how the Solana execution model works. This makes it easier for developers to build on top of Fogo while still maintaining high performance.
The user experience should be seamless. Transactions are fast. Fees are predictable. Scalability is not an issue. $FOGO #fogo @fogo
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USD1 briefly dips below peg amid alleged coordinated attack
USD1, the stablecoin issued by World Liberty Financial, briefly fell to $0.99707 on Monday morning. Such a 0.01%–0.03% deviation is generally not considered a depeg unless it persists for an extended period.
World Liberty, a crypto initiative backed by President Donald Trump and his family, said it faced a “coordinated attack.” The company alleged that hackers gained unauthorized access to several co-founders’ X accounts, paid influencers to spread FUD, and opened large short positions in $WLFI to profit from the volatility.
The firm stressed that the incident did not involve wallets or protocol infrastructure. No smart contracts were affected, and USD1 remains fully backed 1:1 by reserves held with BitGo, including short-term U.S. Treasuries. The token has since returned to trading close to its $1 peg.
Meanwhile, WLFI, the project’s freely traded token, fell about 3% on the day.