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.

Amazon has released its Trainium3 AI chip, which is positioned as a competitor to chips from Nvidia and Google

However, the pump in Amazon’s stock was short-lived, because there are still questions about how good this chip actually is

An ancient 2012 holder just woke up and moved 1,000 BTC (~$90M) to a new wallet.

In the last 24 hours, two old wallets from the Satoshi era have become active. What could this mean?

Buying some #ADA here!!

Expecting Trendline Breakout soon

Strategy has filed its response to MSCI regarding digital-asset treasuries, advocating for impartial and uniform index standards.

A Bitcoin OG whale recently moved about $500M worth of BTC to a new wallet — many assume this could be preparation for a sale.

At the same time, he’s currently holding long positions on HL totaling around $600M across BTC, ETH, and SOL.

An insider close to Trump, who shorted the October 10 crash, is now getting liquidated for $25M on a $550M long position in ETH.

His $35M profit has turned into a $25M loss.