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I just noticed the analysis from K33 about the latest Bitcoin, and they say the current price action is similar to the end of 2022. This means a lot because it could be a signal that the market is repeating the same bearish pattern. K33 sees some fundamentals that haven't changed drastically since that period. It's interesting to pay attention if you're tracking Bitcoin's price movement. Market conditions can indeed teach us lessons from historical patterns, especially when the significance of each signal has been proven to repeat. Worth monitoring on your charts.

Something quite interesting has been happening in the US labor market lately. The announcement of layoffs, or what we often call layoffs, means job cuts announced by companies, and in January, this data surged dramatically—up 205% to over 108,000 cases. This is the highest level since January 2009, when Lehman Brothers collapsed. So if layoffs mean planned job terminations, what we're seeing now is a pretty serious early warning signal about the state of the labor market.
Most of the reductions come from the technology sector, with Amazon leading, while UPS also announced tens of thousands of

I just read an interesting analysis from one of the well-known figures in the crypto industry about the current market situation. He said the recent decline in Bitcoin could actually be a sign of an upcoming AI crisis.
What’s interesting from his perspective is that he’s not completely pessimistic. Instead, he believes the Fed will respond massively to this situation. If that happens, he predicts Bitcoin could reach new all-time highs that have never been seen before.
But there’s something to watch out for—there’s a clear divergence between what’s happening in the crypto market and the macroec

Check out the latest Bitcoin chart, its RSI indicates an oversold signal that’s quite interesting to watch. This condition occurs when the RSI indicator drops below the 30 level, which has historically often been a turning point for a short-term bounce or recovery.
What needs to be understood is how the shape of the candlestick around this level plays a crucial role in confirming the signal. When the RSI is in the oversold zone, we need to look for signs of reversal on the chart, such as bullish candlesticks starting to form or significant lower wicks.
In some cases, oversold doesn’t mean you

I saw that the outflow of spot crypto ETFs in the US yesterday was quite severe, but there was one that stood out from the trend—Solana actually received inflows of $2.4 million, while Bitcoin and Ether were bleeding out.
Bitcoin ETF lost $133.3 million in a day, and IBIT BlackRock itself fell by $84.2 million. Ether also dropped $41.8 million. XRP followed suit, with an outflow of $2.2 million. This shows that institutions are once again reducing exposure, not averaging down when prices fall. Maybe because BTC is still struggling around $74K and hasn’t been able to build solid momentum.
But

Just look at today, all major cryptocurrencies are red even though Asian stocks are rallying. Bitcoin dropped to around $74K, Ether fell to $2.32K, and XRP along with Solana are also struggling. Meanwhile, Nikkei and KOSPI are doing well, but crypto isn't bouncing back. It seems this is due to the dollar being strong after the Fed release minutes, which signal they’re not in a hurry to cut interest rates, and there’s even a possibility of hikes if inflation remains high.
What’s interesting is that gold remains solid amidst all this uncertainty. It’s a stark contrast to the volatile crypto mark

I was scrolling earlier and came across an interesting topic about how to get free crypto. So there’s something called a crypto faucet—not an ordinary water tap, but a platform that gives small crypto rewards. The concept is really fun, especially for those new to the digital asset world but not ready for big capital.
So how does it work? A crypto faucet is a website or app that gives out tiny amounts of crypto—usually in satoshis, the smallest unit of Bitcoin, or similar units for other cryptos. You just do simple tasks like watching ads, filling out CAPTCHA, playing mini-games, or just waiti

Tether is making a major move right now. I just heard they recruited KPMG for auditing USDT, plus invited PwC to join in preparing for expansion into the United States. This isn't just an ordinary step, but shows their large-scale strategic plan for more serious global market penetration.
By involving two top auditing firms in the world, Tether seems to want to prove the credibility of USDT in the eyes of US regulators. Expanding into that largest market definitely requires thorough preparation and maximum transparency. Their large-scale operation plan appears to focus on institutional and str

See the recent strategy record the highest equity issuance of STRC on Monday. They immediately bought about 1,420 bitcoins afterward. Such an aggressive move, it seems they are optimistic about the market right now. Monday was apparently an important moment for them. It's interesting to see large funds still aggressively buying at this level.

Bitcoin just crawled back to the $71,500 level today after experiencing a significant decline earlier. It seems this happened because inflation data is starting to show signs of cooling down, so market sentiment is somewhat improving.
Looking at the last 24 hours, BTC is still down about 1.77%, but this is part of normal volatility. What's interesting is that this recovery momentum comes after massive losses in the market, so there’s a kind of relief rally from investors who were previously scared or worried (fear) about macro conditions.
Slower inflation usually signals positive for risk asse

Recently, Kalshi, a prediction market platform, caught MrBeast's editor for alleged insider trading. Crazy, huh? The famous MrBeast getting involved in such trouble. It seems they were caught conducting transactions with information that shouldn't have been public yet. This further shows that regulations in the prediction market are becoming stricter, even major influencers can't escape. I'm curious about what actually happened behind the scenes and how it will impact the prediction market ecosystem moving forward.

Geopolitics in the Middle East is creating an interesting volatility to study from a crypto trading pattern perspective. As Iran launches counterattacks against U.S. bases across the region, we see how digital assets respond in ways very different from traditional instruments.
Something to note: Bitcoin did manage to stay above an important support level during the initial attack, but this is not because it is considered a safe haven. Quite the opposite. Thin weekend liquidity and leverage that has already been exhausted during this week's decline from $70K make the movements appear more stab

I just saw the data on Tether, their gold reserves have surpassed 23 billion dollars. What's interesting is that this amount has actually outpaced many countries in terms of physical gold holdings. Crazy, if you think about it seriously.
Jefferies just mentioned this, and it's definitely worth noting when we look at it from the perspective of trust in stablecoins. The continuous gold purchases seem to be a strategy to strengthen the backing of their USDT. With gold reserves more than 75 percent higher than last year, they are sending a pretty strong signal to the market.
It can't be denied, th

Just saw Bitcoin’s rebound—on Sunday, it surged all at once to nearly $68,000, essentially wiping out the decline caused by Saturday’s turmoil. The story behind it is quite interesting—Iranian official media reported that Supreme Leader Khamenei was killed in a joint US-Israeli airstrike, and the market reacted instantly.
Honestly, this event itself is quite complex. Khamenei holds Iran’s control of the armed forces, foreign policy, and nuclear program, and his death directly creates a power vacuum. According to Iran’s constitution, a temporary committee made up of the president, the head of t

Recently, I became interested in Adam Back's perspective on the current market cycle. He is one of the early architects of Bitcoin, and his insights are always worth paying attention to when discussing long-term trends in the crypto industry.
Adam Back has an interesting view on how Bitcoin's market cycle develops. He often compares the current momentum with critical moments in the past, including the 2008 financial crisis that sparked the search for alternative monetary systems. Back then, gold prices reached record highs as people sought safe havens. Similarly, now, during economic uncertain

Damn, I just saw the news about the 15-point peace plan from the US for Iran, and you can immediately see the impact in the crypto market. Brent oil dropped below $100 per barrel for the first time in several weeks, which means inflationary pressure is starting to ease. Bitcoin is now stable around $73K, a decent increase from yesterday, while altcoins are also beginning to move positively.
What’s interesting is how this news could become a constructive conflict between risk-off and risk-on in the market. Over the past month, we've seen a crazy roller coaster—from peaks to sharp drops, massiv

I just noticed that Ripple is making a big move in the payments sector. They are no longer just a money transfer intermediary, but aiming to become a comprehensive infrastructure for fiat and stablecoin fund movements.
So the story is Ripple Payments is now a full-stack platform. This means businesses can collect, store, exchange, and pay in traditional currencies or stablecoins through a single provider. Previously, they had to use multiple separate vendors for custody, conversion, settlement, and all that. This is the result of two acquisitions—Palisade for custody handling and treasury auto

I just heard that the mayor of a city in Canada has a plan to invest in Bitcoin, but it was rejected by local and provincial laws. So he wanted to bring Bitcoin into the city treasury, but there are regulations blocking it. It's interesting, especially as Bitcoin is rising, a leader wants to adopt it but regulations prevent it. It seems there are still many regulatory hurdles for blockchain to enter the public sector in various countries. Have you ever heard of similar cases in your area?

I just checked the Bitcoin supply data, and we are approaching 20 million BTC mined. This number shows how far we have come in Bitcoin mining history.
What’s interesting is what will happen in the future. The remaining Bitcoin to be mined is only about 1 million out of the total supply of 21 million. But this doesn’t mean we just wait a few more years for everything to be finished. On the contrary, these last millions will take much longer to mine than what we have achieved so far.
Calculations indicate that it will take approximately another 114 years to mine the remaining Bitcoin. This is be

Yesterday I saw Bitcoin attempt to break through $70K again but failed, and eventually fell back to around $65K. The US stock market on Friday was quite severely down, especially the Nasdaq which fell 0.3% and the S&P 500 which fell 0.4%, immediately dragging all risk assets including crypto. Nvidia also dropped 4.2% after its earnings report, so the positive momentum from last week was just gone.
What’s interesting is that altcoins actually fell even harder. Solana and Ether dropped by more than 6%, Dogecoin fell by around 5%, while XRP lost 4%. Only BNB held up somewhat better, down just 2.