📉🇺🇸 Interesting observation: Almost the entire Bitcoin decline since October 10 has been driven by U.S. trading sessions.

While Asia and Europe showed more balanced or neutral flows, the American sessions consistently added selling pressure — effectively shaping the whole downside move.

Whether it’s macro fear, ETF outflows, or simply U.S. traders hitting the panic button more aggressively, the pattern is hard to ignore. 🧐

If sentiment flips in the U.S., the trend could change just as fast. 🚀

Eric Trump gave a tour of the American Bitcoin mining facility, of which he is a co-founder. 🛠

According to Trump, they control 2% of the global hash rate. 🧐

📉 James Wynn claims Bitcoin is heading down to $67,000 — sounds scary, right?

But there’s one tiny detail: Wynn has already earned himself the reputation of the “Jim Cramer of crypto”. His forecasts tend to work… in reverse.

The man has been liquidated 25+ times just this month, so traders are joking that his bearish call might actually be the most bullish signal of the week 🤣

📈 TA believers predict BTC peak at $160K

🕵️‍♂️ Some technical analysts claim Bitcoin may rally to a cycle top around $160,000 by July 2026.

According to their model, this would mark the end of the bull market, followed by a major correction. By 2027, they expect BTC to potentially fall toward $50,000, signaling the start of a new crypto winter. 👀

Long-term outlook remains speculative, but the chart suggests a classic boom-and-bust cycle 🎢📉

🇺🇸 JPMorgan’s Bitcoin Games Continue

JPMorgan — the same bank that’s been openly targeting clients from the Bitcoin industry — keeps calling BTC a “macro asset” in its reports and even outlines long-term targets up to $240,000 per coin.💵

A classic Trump-style negotiation tactic:
trash the asset publicly, squeeze out competitors, and quietly prepare to buy lower.

The irony? While tightening the screws on crypto companies, JPMorgan’s own analysts paint one of the most bullish long-term scenarios for Bitcoin. 🚀

💰🇺🇸 Texas Becomes the First U.S. State to Hold Bitcoin

Texas has officially launched its long-awaited state Bitcoin reserve following Trump’s pro-crypto shift. The first $5M purchase has already been made, making Texas the first state in the U.S. to add BTC to its balance sheet — potentially opening the door for others to follow. 👀

So far, the state allocated $10M, executed through BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF. But Texas plans to move toward direct BTC custody and purchases in the future.

The domino effect may just be starting — will other states or even the entire U.S. follow next? 🚀

CryptoQuant spots possible BTC price manipulation on Bybit 🧐

Analysts at CryptoQuant recorded unusual trading behavior on Bybit’s BTCUSD Inverse contract.
Someone is executing rapid-fire micro-trades — about 50 transactions per second worth $5 each. 🙀

Such activity can artificially nudge short-term price movements or liquidity signals, potentially impacting market perception. 🤔

📊 Solana ETF Shows Steady Inflows Only

Since trading began, the spot Solana ETF hasn’t recorded a single day of outflows — a rare show of consistent investor confidence.
Yes, the fund inflows are still tiny compared to Ethereum ETFs, let alone Bitcoin ETFs. But the fact that Solana manages to hold only inflows at this early stage is a strong signal of market interest.

SOL continues to prove it’s not just hype — institutions are paying attention 👀✨

📊 Tether quietly became the world’s biggest gold buyer last quarter

According to fresh data, Tether purchased more gold in the last quarter than any central bank worldwide. 👀

The move highlights the company’s growing diversification strategy: alongside USDT reserves and Bitcoin holdings, Tether is now aggressively expanding into gold as a protective, value-preserving asset. 💵

📈 Bitcoin is back above $90k — and altcoins are waking up too

With the market turning green, Arthur Hayes immediately jumped back into altcoins — despite his loud macro “doom” narratives. 📊

🔎 According to Arkham, over the past 6 hours Hayes bought:

• 2.87M ENA ($818.4k)
• 218k PENDLE ($590.7k)
• 331k ETHFI ($255.1k)

Funny detail: he’s acting just like the crowd — selling the bottom, buying the pump.
A week ago he dumped over $8.2M worth of alts before the rally even started.

Markets teach everyone the same lesson 😅

S&P has downgraded Tether’s rating from 4 to 5 — the lowest possible 👀

Reasons:

🔶 high risks related to reserve assets
🔶 gaps in transparency and disclosures
🔶 lack of a reliable regulatory framework
🔶 no proper asset segregation
🔶 limitations on priority redemptions

🇰🇷 $37M hack hits Upbit — just one day after its $10B acquisition deal

South Korea’s largest crypto exchange Upbit halted deposits and withdrawals after detecting an unauthorized transfer of $37M in Solana-based assets to an external wallet. 🥷

The exchange assured users all losses will be covered.

🕘 The timing is wild: the hack happened 24 hours after tech giant Naver announced its plan to acquire Upbit for $10.3B. Naver also confirmed a massive $6.8B investment into AI and blockchain over the next five years — and considers Upbit a key piece of its fintech and crypto strategy.

Upbit remains the dominant exchange in Korea, with KRW trading volumes rivaling USD markets (excluding stablecoins), making South Korea the second-largest crypto market in the world.

💰Vitalik Buterin Donates $390K to Encrypted Messengers

Vitalik Buterin has donated 128 ETH (≈$390K) each to secure-messaging apps Session and SimpleX. He calls end-to-end encryption a key pillar of digital privacy and highlights two critical areas that need progress: account creation without platform approval and strong metadata protection.

📤 Vitalik says current messengers still lack both true security and usability. Full metadata protection requires decentralization — a hard but necessary step, especially with multi-device support and resistance to attacks without phone numbers.

😎 He urges developers to keep building privacy-focused tools and encourages users to actually install and use them.

🎲 BTC Margin Trading Hits All-Time High

The volume of margin trading on Bitcoin has surged to a new absolute record over the past four months. 🚀

More and more traders are jumping into futures, hoping to get rich off just a few lucky trades — market greed and risk-taking are now at peak levels. 🤷

💶 Tether fully retires EUR₮

Tether has officially completed the shutdown of its EUR₮ stablecoin. The token’s issuance was halted back in 2022, and now the company has ended all redemptions across every network. 🧐

ПUsers were given a full year to swap their EUR₮ for euros directly with Tether — today that window is closed.

❗️Any EUR₮ that wasn’t redeemed before the deadline will continue to circulate, but without a guaranteed 1:1 exchange. In other words, the remaining tokens are now essentially illiquid assets with no backing.

📊 Bitcoin stalls near $91,000 — CryptoQuant CEO turns cautious

Bitcoin is stuck around $91k, and CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju isn’t feeling too optimistic. 👀

According to him, on-chain indicators now point to a bearish trend, and any further upside for BTC will depend entirely on macro liquidity. 🏦

In simple terms: if global markets get pumped with fresh money again — Bitcoin still has room to grow. If not… the chart may stay heavy for a while.

🥏 XRP reserves are shrinking fast

Following the launch hype around a potential XRP ETF, Binance’s XRP reserves are dropping sharply (CryptoQuant)

🔽 Holdings have fallen to ~2.7B XRP — one of the lowest levels ever recorded on the exchange.
🔽 Since October 6, users have withdrawn roughly 300M XRP.

🗝 Glassnode: BTC needs to break key supply clusters to regain momentum

🔎 Glassnode reports that Bitcoin’s path to a new all-time high depends on overcoming major supply clusters formed by recent large buyers.

The closest resistance zones are located at $93,000–$96,000 and $100,000–$108,000 — levels where many investors previously bought BTC and may look to take profit. 🧐

A clean breakout above these clusters could restore bullish momentum and open the way to new highs. 🚀

📉 Tom Lee softens his Bitcoin target — but stays bullish

Tom Lee has revised his year-end BTC forecast from $250k to $100k+ (🎥 original interview). He still believes Bitcoin can set a new ATH before December ends. 🚀

Key points from the interview:

• 10 October was “crypto Armageddon” — a pricing glitch triggered the largest mass auto-liquidation event in BTC history. Nearly 2M accounts were wiped, and one-third of market makers vanished.

• Because of this crash, crypto lost its role as a leading market indicator. Now it lags behind, while AI stocks have taken the lead.

• Despite the chaos, Lee insists the market remains bullish — Bitcoin typically makes its strongest moves in just 10 days per year, and those “best days” may still lie ahead.