📉 Saylor be like: “BTC -90%? Still buying.”

💎 Michael Saylor is in full diamond hands mode. In a Fox Business interview, he stated that Strategy can comfortably survive an 80–90% Bitcoin crash and keep operating as if nothing happened.

Key points:

• Strategy holds 649,870 BTC, purchased since 2020 for $48.37B at an average of $74,433 per BTC.
• Saylor claims BTC volatility is dropping — from 80% in 2020 to ~50% now, and expected to decrease further as institutional investors arrive.
• Expected BTC returns still outperform the S&P 500, according to him.
• MSTR shares have dropped over 40% since BTC’s all-time high, but the company keeps buying daily, using various types of shares.

Saylor: “We are not selling. We bought every day last week.”

Classic diamond hands. 💼🧱🚀

📉 BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Hits Record Outflow

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) saw its largest single-day outflow since its January 2024 launch, with $523M withdrawn on Nov 19, surpassing last week’s $463M. The fund remains the world’s largest spot BTC ETF, holding around $73B in assets. 💰

Sustained outflows since late October have totaled $2.19B for November so far. When investors redeem ETF shares, managers must sell the equivalent amount of underlying Bitcoin, creating additional market pressure. 😬💸

📊 Alts Showing Unexpected Strength vs. Bitcoin — Glassnode

Despite last week’s market dip, altcoins suddenly decided to hit the gym. 💪

🔎 Glassnode reports that most alt sectors outperformed BTC, showing unusual relative strength while Bitcoin dragged its feet.

This is some kind of twisted alt-season, but it’s all we’ve got 😁, with alts holding up better than the king itself. 👀🔥

🐂 All-in Mode Activated

Оne mysterious whale just went full degen mode: an unknown wallet snapped up over 10,000 BTC — nearly $1 billion worth. 🤯

Looks like someone decided it’s go big or go home. 👀

When retail panics, whales… simply buy the dip. 🐳💰

🇮🇳 India Prepares Its Own Rupee-Backed Stablecoin: ARC

🚀 India is getting ready to launch ARC, a fully backed rupee-pegged stablecoin designed to work alongside the RBI’s digital rupee in a strict two-tier system.

The plan is simple:

▪️Stop liquidity from flowing into dollar stablecoins
▪️Keep capital and innovation inside the country
▪️Boost demand for government bonds through secure, regulated backing

If all goes according to plan, ARC will debut in Q1 2026, marking India’s first major step into a sovereign-controlled stablecoin ecosystem.

📊 New Season of the AI Trading Tournament

The battle of trading bots is back! ⚔️

Last season, Chinese AI models took the crown with the strongest profitability.

🕰 This time, early leadership surprisingly goes to Gemini — the same model that nearly wiped its deposit in Season 1.
Maybe it finally learned something… or maybe we’re in for another spectacular meltdown. 👀

📉 Bitcoin Just Did a Vertical Dive to $82,000!

The market decided to play another round of “who blinks first.” 👀

Bitcoin suddenly plunged to $82K, accelerating an already shaky sell-off.

Liquidations are now close to $2 billion, with $1.8 billion in longs wiped out like a crypto-tsunami. 🌊

Strategy → Tragedy? Crypto Twitter Thinks So 👀

With the market correction hitting hard, crypto folks are already joking that Strategy might need a quick rebrand to Tragedy. 🙈

🚫🐳 Whales Have Left the Market

🔎 According to on-chain data (CryptoQuant), whale activity has collapsed — the big players have essentially left the market, and exhausted retail demand is pushing BTC lower.

📉 Without a rebound in institutional or retail inflows, Bitcoin is likely to remain under heavy pressure.

Everyone’s gone… and the only ones still selling are those who still have something left to sell 🥴

🤔 CEO of CryptoQuant on the current BTC cycle

• Classic cycle theory suggests Bitcoin could retrace to $56K, but this scenario is unlikely because large holders are not selling.

• From an on-chain cycle perspective, the bull market officially peaked when BTC hit $100K.

• The current price zone looks attractive for long-term spot accumulation.

• Macro conditions and the need for fresh liquidity injections before mid-next year may support the market and improve sentiment at any moment.

🚀 Bullish signal for crypto?

Jim Cramer has declared that “something is clearly wrong with Bitcoin,” judging by its current price. He also believes many investors should exit their positions. 🧐

But the crypto community views this as a contrarian bullish indicator: Cramer is famous for his reverse predictions, which often precede market moves in the opposite direction.

Is this another classic “Inverse Cramer” moment? 📈

Strategy Faces Possible Index Removal 🙀

According to Bloomberg, Michael Saylor’s Strategy Inc. is at risk of being excluded from major indices like MSCI USA and Nasdaq 100 — a decision is expected by January 15, 2026. ⏳

Over the past six months, BTC fell ~23%, while Strategy’s stock dropped ~57%. 📉

If removed, the company could face $2.8B in outflows from MSCI-linked funds and up to $8.8B if other index providers follow.

Despite growing pressure, it’s unlikely Saylor will sell BTC — the company can still rely on refinancing or issuing new debt backed by its Bitcoin reserves. But given current market conditions… anything is possible. 👀

📊 Despite massive FUD around Strategy and Saylor, demand is rising

Even with all the panic and negative sentiment surrounding Strategy, the company just posted a 50% weekly increase in sales of its fixed-income, Bitcoin-backed credit products. 🧐

In other words — while everyone screams doom, institutional buyers are quietly loading up on Saylor’s BTC-collateralized yield instruments. 💰🚀

🍔 Zcash Forms a McDonald’s Pattern — Crashes Back to $500

Zcash just repeated its classic “McDonald’s pattern” on the chart — a sharp pump followed by an equally sharp dump.

The coin was slammed back down to $500, erasing the recent spike as quickly as it appeared.

ZEC once again proves its reputation as a volatile asset where every rally ends up looking like a fast-food logo 😁

🍔 Here’s what the Bitcoin Burger menu from Steak ’n Shake looks like

Steak ’n Shake has rolled out a special Bitcoin Burger, leaning fully into crypto-culture.

Their promo slogan: “you wish you had three hands” — hinting at just how stacked this burger is. 😉

Crypto-themed fast-food marketing is clearly not slowing down. Who knew the next bull signal might come from a burger joint? 😄🍔

🐻 Market sentiment turns extremely bearish

Social sentiment around Bitcoin plummeted this weekend to its lowest level since December 11, 2023 (according to Santiment). 🧐

Across X, Reddit, Telegram and other platforms, retail traders appear to be capitulating, and panic-selling has reached levels not seen in almost two years. 📉

But there are early signs of stabilization:

🔹 Bitcoin has recovered back to ~$86,000
🔹 Growth is slow, but still better than further decline
🔹 The Fear & Greed Index has inched up — though it remains in Extreme Fear at 19

Historically, extreme fear often signals that the market may be near exhaustion of sellers. Let’s see if this becomes another turning point. ⏳

💸 Winklevoss Brothers Keep Moving Bitcoin Out

🔍 Throughout all of 2025, funds have been actively flowing out of the Bitcoin address linked to the Winklevoss brothers — and the outflows have only accelerated over the past month (Arkham).

The twins, early crypto pioneers and founders of Winklevoss Capital, have already realized over $1B in total profits from their BTC holdings. 💰

For now, it looks like the trend continues: steady, increasing withdrawals from one of the industry’s most iconic whale wallets.

🪒 Wall Street Cuts $5.4B in Strategy (MSTR) — Pressure Intensifies

Several major institutions — including Capital International, Vanguard, BlackRock, and Fidelity — collectively slashed their Strategy (MSTR) positions by ~$5.4B in Q3 2025, each reducing exposure by more than $1B. 🙀

Over the past month, Strategy’s market cap has already fallen 41%. 📉

Even internally things look shaky: EVP Shao Wei-Min sold 58,004 MSTR shares worth $13M in the past 10 days. 👀

Concerns are escalating as Strategy may be removed from major stock indices, forcing index funds to sell and increasing market pressure. Supporters of BTC and Strategy are now calling to boycott JPMorgan, which highlighted the potential exclusions.

Strategy appears to be walking on thin ice — and the market is reacting accordingly. ⛸

🔮 A Polymarket trader is farming near-riskless profits

On Polymarket, users spotted a trader with an almost 100% win rate. His strategy is extremely simple: he enters markets in the final seconds, when the outcome is already essentially decided, but there’s still a tiny “inertia yield” of 0.1–1% left. 💰

According to his profile, Sharky6999 has made ~$113K in the last month using these micro-trades, and over $425K since the start of 2025 — while also holding several larger positions earning 30–40%.

Sometimes the best alpha is just pressing the button at the right second. ⏳🧠