Ethereum Staking Queue Hits 2-Year High 📈

The validator entry queue on Ethereum has surged to its highest level in two years, with over 860,000 ETH (~$3.7B) waiting to be staked. 🚀

Rising demand for staking signals strong confidence in Ethereum’s network security and rewards — but also means new validators face longer wait times before earning yield. 🧐

😐 Is This Really the Bottom?

According to Glassnode, only 9% of BTC supply is in loss right now (max ~10% unrealized).

For comparison:
• Local cycle bottom → 25% of BTC in loss (up to 23%)
• Global bear markets → 50%+ in loss (up to 78%)

👉 At $110K, this dip looks relatively shallow, far from a real bottom. More like a breather than capitulation. 🚀

🤔 Cramer Warning: “Weak September”

Jim Cramer reminded everyone that September is usually a weak month for both crypto and stocks, with inflation and jobs data possibly adding pressure.
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But he also noted the Trump administration could break traditional cycles. 🤔

Given Cramer’s reputation as a reverse indicator… you know what to do with that info. 😉

🐳 Bitcoin Whales Shrinking

The average BTC holding per whale (addresses with 100–10,000 BTC) has been steadily declining since November 2024 and now sits at 488 BTC — the lowest level since December 2018. 👀

This trend suggests whales are either distributing their BTC, reducing exposure, or profits are being realized, signaling a shift in large-holder behavior.

Keep an eye on whale activity — it often hints at market sentiment before major moves.🚀

🕯 Is the Bitcoin Cycle Ending?

On the weekly chart, the last two BTC cycles each lasted 152 weeks before a correction hit. If history repeats, the current cycle doesn’t have much time left. ⏳

🔮 But here’s the hopium: many experts argue the old cycle theory is broken. With institutions now in play, Bitcoin may keep growing with only minor pullbacks.

Cycle ending or new era beginning? The market will decide. 📊

💰 Corporations Hoard Bitcoin

Corporate treasuries are closing in on 1,000,000 BTC on their balance sheets — a massive jump from just 263,000 BTC at the end of 2023. 📈

This surge shows accelerating institutional adoption and growing confidence in Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset.

👀 Altseason Loading?

The ratio of altcoin market cap to BTC is now sitting at a key level — the same spot where previous altseasons kicked off.

If history rhymes, this fall could turn into a very exciting (and profitable) season for alts 🔼🚀

📈 BTC Targets Ahead?

🔎 According to Tephra Digital, if Bitcoin continues lagging behind M2 money supply while keeping its correlation with gold, the rest of 2025 could be very interesting. 🧐

Their projections place BTC targets in the $167K–$185K range. 🚀

🔝 Top 10 Countries for Crypto Adoption in 2025 — Chainalysis

1️⃣ India
2️⃣ USA
3️⃣ Pakistan
4️⃣ Vietnam
5️⃣ Brazil
6️⃣ Nigeria
7️⃣ Indonesia
8️⃣ Ukraine
9️⃣ Philippines
🔟 Russia

The Global Crypto Adoption Index ranks nations where crypto is widely used for payments, remittances, and savings, not just investments. 🌐

Mass adoption is spreading fast — and the list shows where crypto has truly gone mainstream. 🚀

Ethereum exchange reserves have dropped to a 3-year low 📉

Looks like everyone’s either locking ETH in DeFi, staking it forever, or lost their wallet key in 2021 and still hoping it “turns up.” 🔑😂

📈 Corporate Bitcoin Hoarding Hits $60B in 2025

Corporate BTC inflows in 2025 are set to reach $60 billion, with the current inflow already $12.5B higher than all of 2024. 💰

Institutional appetite for Bitcoin keeps growing, showing strong confidence in BTC as a strategic reserve asset. 🏦

💼 Companies Love Bitcoin

🔎Private companies are now allocating around 22% of profits to buy BTC, according to River.

Analysts note that 2025 has seen the fastest corporate adoption in history, as firms increasingly treat Bitcoin as a core treasury asset. 🚀

😮 CryptoQuant spots a bullish signal

The BTC-to-stablecoin ratio on Binance is about to flash a rare buy signal. Since the last bear market, it has only appeared twice. 👀

Last time was in March, when BTC traded near $78K — before recovering and hitting a new ATH.

Is the market gearing up for another pump? 🚀📈

❌ Trump’s DeFi vs. Justin Sun

World Liberty Financial just blocked Justin Sun’s wallet after he allegedly dumped WLFI on an exchange.

Turns out only the Trump family is allowed to tank their own token’s price — outsiders like Justin? Nope. 😁

🇺🇸 Nasdaq tightens rules on crypto-hungry companies

According to The Information, Nasdaq is increasing scrutiny of firms that load up their balance sheets with crypto.

👉 Companies must now provide extra details on why they’re buying large amounts of digital assets and the risks involved.
👉 In some cases, Nasdaq may even require a shareholder vote.
👉 Failure to comply could mean trading suspensions or delisting.

Since early 2025, 124 public U.S. companies have announced plans to raise $133B for crypto purchases — most of them listed on Nasdaq.

Crypto FOMO meets Wall Street red tape. 📑🙈

🤵‍♂️ Justin Sun fights back

After World Liberty Financial blocked his wallet, Sun claims he only made a few test transfers of small amounts to an exchange and then distributed WLFI to other addresses.

👉 No buys, no sells, no market impact, he insists.

Now he’s publicly asking the WLFI team to unblock his wallet. 🧐

🐳 Ethereum ICO whale wakes up

An early ETH investor who got 1,000,000 ETH during the ICO has reappeared after 8 years of inactivity.

He just moved 150,000 ETH ($645M) to a new staking wallet.

Back in 2015, he invested $310K across 3 wallets — now worth $4.3B. 💰

From dormancy to giga-chad staking move. 🔒

💸 Public Companies Double Down on Bitcoin

There are now 150+ public companies holding BTC in their official treasuries — up from just 80 six months ago.

Even 4 firms from the S&P 500 have joined the list, marking a historic wave of institutional adoption. 🏦

📊 Bloomberg analyst: “Corporate Altseason” begins

🔸 James Seyffart says altseason is here — but only for tokens held in corporate treasuries.
🔸 DATCO firms (with crypto reserves) are profiting, while most altcoins remain weak.
🔸 Key driver could be approval of crypto ETFs in the US (about 10 waiting — incl. DOGE, LINK, SOL).
🔸 Demand for alt ETFs will likely be smaller than for BTC funds, but multi-asset baskets look promising.
🔸 A classic altseason might never return — institutions are reshaping the market.