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$BTC According to Coinmarketcap, the total market capitalization of the crypto market has decreased to $2.82 trillion. About 58.7% of this volume is attributed to Bitcoin, and nearly 11.8% to Ethereum. The largest single liquidation in 24 hours was recorded on the HTX exchange in the BTC-USDT pair and amounted to $80.57 million.

$BTC Another warning sign is overheating in the precious metals market. The rapid demand for gold and silver in recent months is frankly speculative and does not fit within the traditional explanations based on supply shortages or inflation protection. The market is starting to resemble a casino where bets are growing faster than fundamental factors. In such a situation, a correction could be sharp and painful, especially for investors who entered at the peak of the hype.

$AIA When a coin from a little-known market suddenly finds itself in an asset club with a capitalization of over $10 billion, it's always a reason to pause and ask a few uncomfortable questions.

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$KAS The future of Kaspa is shaped by a trajectory of steady growth, cutting-edge technological developments, and active community engagement.

$BTC The survey conducted in December-January among 75 professional managers and 73 large private investors showed:
80% of institutional investors are willing to hold or increase their positions during a 10% drawdown;
60% of respondents increased their allocation to digital assets after the October ATH;
54% believe that the market is in an accumulation phase, opening opportunities for entry.

$BTC Bitcoin usually follows four-year cycles: historically, every four years we see a new high followed by a decline. But this year, considering the pro-cryptocurrency stance of the US and other countries, we are likely to break this pattern.

Mass loss fixation historically precedes the formation of a local bottom. The last time similar metrics were observed was at a price of $28 000 after a prolonged yearly correction.

$BTC The realized loss of digital gold holders has reached $4.5 billion — the highest in three years. CryptoQuant analyst Gaah called the current situation market capitulation.

According to CryptoQuant, a total of 2.5 million BTC are currently held on exchanges — the lowest level since 2022. The supply deficit could become an important bullish signal for Bitcoin.

$BTC Current on-chain metrics indicate the formation of a significant market equilibrium zone. The True Market Mean Price indicator, reflecting the weighted average holding price of the asset by market participants, as well as the True Market Deviation (the deviation of the current price from the True Market Mean Price), converge in the range of $80–85K, which currently serves as a key support zone and an attractive area for position building with the aim of achieving a medium-term technical rebound.

$BTC Over the past week, American spot exchange-traded funds (ETF) on Bitcoin recorded a net outflow of $1.33 billion, according to SoSoValue. This is the second-largest weekly outflow in the entire two-year history of Bitcoin ETFs. The only week with a larger withdrawal from these funds was at the end of February 2025. In the last week, $$611 million was withdrawn from Ethereum ETFs.

$BTC $BTC The poor care about the price of Bitcoin, while the rich care about its quantity.

$BTC Massive sell-off — Cryptocurrency assets are losing value, and not only Bitcoin, but altcoins are crashing as well. Many cannot withstand the pressure and are forced to sell at low prices to minimize losses.
Loss of trust — People who invested with thoughts of "digital gold" will feel disappointed. As a result, confidence in the crypto market declines, and small investors leave, often deciding not to return.
Prolonged accumulation period — As after previous crashes, the market may enter a long period of depression, when buyers lose interest, trading volumes decrease, and the entire market

$BTC When the price starts to drop sharply, a snowball effect occurs. Fearful investors, especially beginners, decide to "save what they can," and start selling their assets en masse. Stop orders are triggered, margin positions begin to close, and the market pulls itself into a decline. Over a few days, Bitcoin can drop by several thousand dollars, and panic only intensifies. Against this backdrop, many recall the ghosts of the past — such as the sharp crash of 2018 or the recent FTX collapse — and begin to act out of fear.

$BTC Everything starts as usual: the BTC price is soaring, investors are anticipating profits, and more and more people are jumping on this train. But then signals of overheating begin to appear one after another. At some point, major holders decide to lock in their gains. They (BLACKROCK🤔) start selling large volumes of Bitcoin, which slightly depresses the price. "It's just a small correction," think small investors. But this small push creates a wave: automatic sell-offs on exchanges (long squeeze) trigger, and the price rushes downward.

$BTC Against the backdrop of the conflict between the US and Europe over Greenland, spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their worst week since late November. The outflow of funds amounted to $1.22 billion. The majority, $449.55 million, was attributed to Fidelity's fund. Fidelity Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) slightly outperformed BlackRock's ETF — iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) with its $435.75 million.

You cannot expect a quick market reversal and Bitcoin to return to steady growth in the coming weeks. In the most likely scenario, trading will be sideways: Bitcoin — in the range of $85–95K, Ethereum — $2900–3300