2025 became a turning point for Bitcoin: the familiar four-year cycle no longer held.

The classic model of "three years of growth — one year of decline" lost its relevance, and the impact of halvings on price dynamics noticeably weakened.

The market is entering a phase where previous patterns no longer provide reliable guidance.

Projects scheduled to launch their own blockchains in the first quarter of 2026

A wallet associated with Vitalik Buterin deposited 330 ETH (worth approximately $1.02 million) to #Paxo.

Analyst: Ethereum's STH Realised Price Drawdown method is one of the most effective dollar-cost averaging (DCA) methods.

The chart shows how much the spot price of ETH is below the average on-chain cost basis of short-term holders (ETH held for less than 155 days).

Historically, accumulating assets in the red → and orange zones has provided some of the best risk-adjusted entry points, as short-term holders were at a loss and forced selling prevailed.

We are now firmly in the "orange" zone. Pressure still persists, but the long-term risk-reward ratio is already starting to favor accumulation.

According to Artemis data, Solana recorded the largest inflow of funds into stablecoins over the past 24 hours, increasing by $804.8 million.

The New York Stock Exchange is developing a new digital platform that will enable trading using tokens, featuring 24/7 operation, instant settlements, U.S. dollar-denominated orders, and stablecoin-based financing.

The volume of crypto card transactions has grown from approximately $100 million per month at the beginning of 2023 to over $1.5 billion by the end of 2025, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 106%.

On an annualized basis, the market volume now exceeds $18 billion, which is comparable to the volume of person-to-person stablecoin transfers ($19 billion)—a segment that grew by only 5% over the same period.

Strategy purchased an additional 2,932 BTC last week at a price of $90,061 per BTC.

In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has lost about 5.5% of its market capitalization: Bitcoin fell below $83,000, Ethereum is trading around $2,700, and many altcoins dropped by 8–10%.

Over the last 24 hours, traders’ positions worth $1.7 billion were liquidated, and the Fear and Greed Index is in the extreme fear zone at 16.

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BlackRock just deposited an additional $4,248 BTC ($281 million) and $5,734 ETH ($11 million) into Coinbase Prime's account.

Bitcoin is experiencing the most significant decline in volatility in its history.

Analyst: The Bitcoin/NASDAQ ratio is crucial. Historically, Bitcoin has always held at the 12-month exponential moving average (EMA) on this relative strength chart. A break below this level would be a structural sign of weakness.

MacroMicro: In the fourth quarter of 2025, hedge funds aggressively scaled back their investments in Bitcoin ETFs, reducing total holdings by 28% compared to Q3 levels. This pullback was triggered by the October peak above $126,000, which prompted a systematic de-risking, according to CF Benchmarks.

Today, Bitcoin is trading around $66,000, down nearly 50% from its previous high, amid uncertainty surrounding new tariffs.

This represents a mechanical retreat: yields on basis trades have collapsed from double digits to approximately 4%, as arbitrage has crowded out other instruments. This has diminished the carry effect that had previously supported positions.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has dropped to a record low of 5 out of 100 — an “extreme fear” level, even lower than after the Terra collapse in 2022.

The 20 millionth coin has been mined on the Bitcoin network, leaving only 1 million BTC until the maximum supply limit of 21 million.

At the current issuance schedule, the last BTC is expected to be mined around the year 2140.

The average cost of mining 1 BTC as of mid-March is estimated at around $88,000, while the price of the leading cryptocurrency is about $69,000 — meaning miners are losing roughly $19,000 on each coin on average.

Analyst: The shift in sentiment coincides with Bitcoin returning to its short-term holder cost basis level, which stands at $81,000 and continues to decline.