🔎 The share of bitcoin miners in total volume continues to decline, approaching historic lows

This trend usually intensifies during bull markets, when more outside capital flows into the industry

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📊 A visual comparison of $1.8 trillion Bitcoin to the size of other markets

We still have a lot to go through 💪

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Who has the most invested in bitcoin in 2024?

BlackRock leads with an investment of $50 billion, ahead of MicroStrategy with a $24 billion stake and Fidelity's $20 billion contribution to digital gold.

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The demand from corporate treasuries for bitcoins alone already EXCEEDS the new bitcoin supply in 2025.

Still hesitant to buy BTC after this?

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Bitcoin is gaining more interest:

Italy's largest bank Intesa Sanpaolo has started buying BTC, according to a leaked internal email that notes a “first transaction” of €1 million for 11 BTC.

Japan's Remixpoint bought another 33.3 BTC, increasing its holdings to nearly $32 million.

Hong Kong-based Ming Shing Group bought 500 Bitcoin for $47 million.

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As BTC reaches $105,000 - the network is already expecting it at $276,000

“Experts” say that BTC has broken the ‘cup-and-handle’ pattern, which in turn could indicate a possible rise to the $276,000 level.

Are we waiting?

🐳- I am prepared for any turn of events

👍- I'm skeptical of this prediction.

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🔎 A user has found dozens of untouched wallets of the recently released Ulbricht, with a total of 430 BTC ($45 million) lying untouched by US authorities

They haven't been touched in over 13 years.

If Ulbricht has the keys to the wallets, perhaps bitcoins will start transferring soon. That is, of course, if he wants them to.

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🔍 Long-term holders are selling bitcoin

Sales have intensified since Trump's election, with 500,000 BTC ($50 billion) sold since November, according to IntoTheBlock.

This is similar to the bullruns of previous years, with holders selling at highs and buying after big drops.

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🇸🇻 El Salvador has become the second fastest growing tourist destination in the world

It is impossible not to link this to President Bukele's policies, which in turn cannot be linked to bitcoin

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🏧 There are about 38,000 crypto machines installed in 65 countries worldwide.

The United States remains the leader in terms of number, holding a dominant position in the market.

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🦾 Largest BTC Holders

The list includes both ETF issuers and centralized exchanges.

Lost, or maybe not, Satoshi Nakamoto's wallet is the only individual address on this list, and it's also in the first place 🥇

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Today's liquidations ($2.2 billion) are the most crushing single daily losses in crypto history

The LUNA and FTX crashes were smaller ($1.6 billion)

That said, the market always recovers and reaches new highs. When in doubt, just zoom out

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The number of institutional traders who do NOT plan to trade cryptocurrencies in 2025 is down 7% (from a year ago), according to a JPMorgan survey

There are still a lot of them (71%), but in 2024 it was 78%

At the same time, there was a 4% increase in those who plan to trade digital assets and crypto in 2025 (from 12% to 16%)

The number of those who already use cryptocurrencies as trading tools now has increased by the same percentage (from 9% to 13%)

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Bitcoin vs. traditional assets

🔹 Fiat currencies are subject to inflation and are centrally controlled, while BTC has a fixed, transparent supply.

🔹 Unlike gold and real estate, Bitcoin combines scarcity, mobility and decentralization to offer the best of all worlds.

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🇺🇸 #ETF Bloomberg analysts have analyzed spot crypto ETF applications and noted a relatively high chance of approval across the board. #LTC, #SOL, #XRP and #DOGE have particularly high chances of approval.

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A hapless cryptan who accidentally threw away a hard drive with 8,000 BTC wants to buy the landfill where his riches rest.

Authorities have just decided to close a landfill in Newport, and James Howells is fired up with the idea of buying the dump and finding his bitcoins after all.

In 2013, Howells' ex-wife (you know why ex-wife) threw away the hard drive from his broken laptop.

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