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$SOL ETFs have now seen 19 consecutive days of inflows.
Smart money keeps adding exposure to Solana instead of taking profits — интерес к активу всё ещё живой.

Market & Price Moves🔥

The total crypto market has pulled back sharply — analysts say it’s the largest monthly drop of the year, with overall valuation slipping below US$3 trillion.🤑

Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to around US$85,422 at one point.🔥

The profit from one cycle is excellent🔥
P.S. The initial deposit was $25,000 in PEPE.

Coinglass shows zero bull market peak indicators triggered so far

In simple terms: according to their metrics, we still haven’t seen the kind of extreme signals that usually appear at cycle tops.

Returning to the topic of arbitrage, I would like to give a detailed answer to the question “Why is arbitrage between top exchanges such as Binance, Bybit, OKX, and so on so rare?”

On tier 1 exchanges, the market maker's work is performed almost perfectly — as soon as there is a difference between the price on another popular exchange, it is immediately equalized. This cannot be said about less popular exchanges, which are often our second pair in arbitrage. The market maker there does not work as perfectly as, for example, on Binance, and therefore the price difference for a particular pair can last for several hours.

We monitor the market 24/7 to find the best arbitrage trades. Follow the channel so you don't miss the next arbitrage opportunity.

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Posted by @itz_7star

Hyperliquid just came out on top by net flows, adding about $53.2M over the last 24 hours, according to Artemis.

If you look at the regional BTC flow charts, there’s a pretty interesting picture:

Since the beginning of November, all regions — the US, Europe and Asia — have been net sellers of BTC, whereas before that, spot flows were consistently dominated by buying.

Over the last week we can see a small buyback from the US and Europe (which matches the V-shape rebound on Bitcoin), while Asia continues to keep selling volume elevated.

In simple terms: Western flows are starting to stabilize and even nibble back in, but Asia still acts more like a seller than a buyer right now.