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It may take a few more months of "boring time" until the Bitcoin bear market truly hits bottom.
This is an uncomfortable truth for many investors, but it is the reality of market cycles.
What is often seen is people expecting the bottom to occur in an instant.
However, in reality, the process of turning from the worst to recovery is longer, more subdued, and more boring than imagined.
In the late stages of a bear market, there are no dramatic price movements.
Instead, prices remain stagnant at low levels.
Some traders call this period the "pain of time."
Because overcoming this p

Despite the positive news coming from Wall Street, it's interesting that Bitcoin hasn't been able to hold the $70k level. This morning, it's hovering around $73.96K.
In situations like this, market sentiment and actual fundamentals are probably closely intertwined. Even though good news is coming out, the strong selling pressure suggests there might still be lingering caution somewhere. Whether institutional investors are buying or small-scale profit-taking is weighing heavily, or maybe it's just the heaviness at the upper levels.
Over the past few months, it's certain that interest in Bitcoin

Regarding Ethereum’s L2 layers, Buterin has recently made some fairly harsh criticisms. Essentially, it’s that many projects aren’t truly innovating, but are simply copying existing EVM chains with standard bridges.
I actually think this criticism is quite accurate. Many L2s, including ゴールドフェダー, market themselves as being “connected to Ethereum,” but in reality, they often function as independent networks. Buterin himself points out that just because a project has a bridge doesn’t automatically make it part of Ethereum’s core architecture. The marketing “vibe” is disconnected from the substanc

Bitcoin is hovering around $74,000, but it continues to struggle to break through the $70,000 barrier multiple times. Meanwhile, Ethereum and Solana are under strong downward pressure. Solana has dropped into the $83 range, showing a decline over the past 7 days.
It seems that the turmoil in the Middle East is impacting Asian stocks, causing significant sell-offs. South Korean stocks reportedly experienced their largest decline since 2008. Oil prices are also rising, and this uncertainty is weighing heavily on risk assets overall.
According to analysts, the next move for Bitcoin depends on whe

It looks like the German company AllUnity is doing something interesting. They’re reportedly issuing a new stablecoin that’s pegged to the Swiss franc. Linking it to the Swiss franc—known as a safe asset—is quite a strategic move. Since it’s regulated, it also seems to have received proper approval from ドイツ家の当局.
In the end, it all comes down to how trustworthy a stablecoin is. If it’s pegged to the Swiss franc, it might feel more stable than the euro or the dollar. Will more companies in ドイツ家 start making moves like this? The ヨーロッパの暗号資産市場 feels like it’s gradually maturing.
I’m wondering how t

It seems there has been a significant movement with Bitcoin ETFs. I came across news that recorded the largest single-day outflow in the past three weeks. Apparently, investors withdrew $171 million.
Looking at investment trends in the cryptocurrency market, ETF fund flows are quite an important indicator. Seeing large investors' movements reflected in this way can give insights into changes in market sentiment.
This is based on a report from CoinDesk, and since such media outlets clearly disclose their editorial policies, they can be a useful reference when tracking market information. When m

At this point, it’s honestly not something you can laugh off. A market designed to crack down on insider trading has, paradoxically, turned into a breeding ground for insider trading.
Last week, blockchain investigator ZachXBT accused an employee of the crypto platform Axiom of insider trading. While this in itself is important news, the real problem is what happened afterward. On Polymarket, it seems someone may already have known the answers even before this accusation was made.
When you look at on-chain analysis, the situation becomes much clearer. The 12 wallets identified by Lookonchain p

Even though Bitcoin is recovering from its lows, the panic premium still remains in the options market.
Even during a market recovery, it seems that investors' anxiety hasn't completely disappeared.
Conversely, I think this kind of period is especially important for reading market sentiment.
By looking not only at price movements but also at options market pricing, you can see what actual market participants are thinking.
Some see it as a buying opportunity at the bottom, while many others are cautious, fearing there’s still more downside.

Bitcoin has recently been hovering around the $74,000 level. It has increased by 0.11% over the past 24 hours, but honestly, it's not a significant move. Traders might be cautious about a decline, and it feels like buying support is holding firm near the support level.
This stability at this level indicates strong market sentiment, but some also see it as just a short-term price movement. However, it's definitely true that traders aiming to avoid a crash are influencing the market. Attention will be on how things develop from here.

Bitcoin briefly broke through $76,000, then quickly dropped back into the $74,000 range, but do you know what was happening behind the scenes? Apparently, over 1.68 billion dollars in leveraged positions were liquidated all at once in the past 24 hours. About 267,000 traders were forced to close their positions, so it was a pretty large-scale movement.
Long positions overwhelmingly dominated, accounting for 93% of the liquidation amount. Liquidations included over $780 million in Bitcoin alone and more than $410 million in Ethereum. At a major exchange, over $80 million worth of BTC-USDT posit

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I think it’s rare for the NBA’s tanking problem to become this blatant. That’s because what Commissioner Adam Silver mentioned during last month’s All-Star weekend was a pretty harsh remark.
In recent days, it’s become noticeable that teams have been trying—intentionally—to lose games and boost their draft picks. The Utah Jazz were fined $500,000 for limiting the playing time of their star players. The Indiana Pacers faced a $100,000 fine for roster manipulation where they didn’t put three starters on the court. In just a single week, the situation has escalated to the point where $600,000 in

I think I finally understand why altcoins aren't rising. According to an analysis released recently by major market makers, the traditional four-year cycle of the cryptocurrency market no longer seems to be functioning.
The data for 2025 is quite shocking. It shows that the duration of altcoin price rallies has been shortened to about 20 days on average. Last year, it was nearly 60 days, so it has shrunk to about one-third. In other words, the situation where cryptocurrencies don't rise has become the norm for many altcoins.
What’s happening is that most of the new capital is being absorbed by

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I evaluated based on speed and price, and Apple TV 4K is overwhelmingly fast. App launch takes 4.8 seconds, scrolling 5.9 seconds, almost stress-free. However, the price of 19,000 yen is a drawback. On the other hand, Fire TV Stick 4K MAX takes 13.5 seconds to start up and 10.4 seconds to sc

Recently, Bitcoin has been showing quite a bullish movement. Generally, when there are negative factors like "extreme fear" in the market or strong employment data, cryptocurrencies tend to be sold off, but this time, it’s holding its value despite those factors.
From a market psychology perspective, it might be that the market is starting to recognize Bitcoin’s resilience. Unlike governance tokens, Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as having its own recovery strength, even while being influenced by macro factors. Even with a strong employment market, it no longer necessarily leads to a decline i

Cardano's positioning is in an interesting situation. Over the past year, the average holder has a paper loss of 43%, and in the derivatives market, shorts have reached their highest level since June 2023. At first glance, it looks negative, but this combination has often led to the opposite move historically.
The MVRV ratio dropping to -43% indicates that holders who are prone to panic selling have already sold. Those remaining are the ones willing to hold. At the same time, shorts are overly crowded, so a slight upward move could trigger a short squeeze, potentially pushing prices even highe

It seems that cryptocurrency companies with U.S. banking licenses are focusing on their Bitcoin holding strategies. When these companies publish information like staking and interest rate lists, it's probably aimed at attracting institutional investors. According to reports from CoinDesk, transparency disclosures and policies are being emphasized. They cover the industry while maintaining journalistic rigor. From a Bitcoin-centric strategy, it appears that long-term holding is the fundamental stance. Looking at staking interest rate lists, it feels like we're entering an era where comparing mu

The historic plunge of the Korean stock market is triggering interesting reactions in the cryptocurrency market. Looking at this trend, it’s clear how much Korean individual investors are rotating between risk assets.
The KOSPI index crashing 20% in just two trading days is a pretty shocking move, but right after that, Bitcoin rebounded past $73,000. The timing is almost too perfect. Over the past few months, Korean retail traders flooded into AI-related stocks, causing the KOSPI to rise about 180%, but once that heat cooled off, attention shifted to cryptocurrencies.
I think this kind of mark

Bitcoin miners are in a large-scale profitability crisis. Last weekend, bad weather in the United States impacted mining facilities, causing the hash rate to drop by about 20%. It fell from 1.2 zettahashes per second to 950 exahashes per second, and the next difficulty adjustment is expected to decrease by approximately 17%. This is the largest decline since China's mining ban in 2021.
What traders are paying attention to is the Hash Ribbon indicator. It is known as an indicator that captures miner capitulation phases, and looking at past patterns is interesting. When the Hash Ribbon issued a

As Bitcoin hovers around $73,100, the overall market movement is quite interesting. Last week, due to tensions in the Middle East, the US dollar recorded its largest rise in a year, and it seems that impact is still ongoing.
Looking at the weekly chart, BTC has maintained about a 9% increase, but on the daily chart, there is significant selling pressure. On-chain data shows that approximately 43% of Bitcoin supply is in a loss position, which I think is causing sales to occur each time there's a rebound. Even last Thursday, when it reached $74,000, profit-taking sales pushed it back down.
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