At present, long-term holders are realizing around 12.8K BTC per week in net profit — a sharp slowdown from cycle peaks above 100K BTC/week.

Profit-taking remains active, but at a much lower intensity than during prior distribution phases.

WIF analysis:

Price has broken out of the downtrend channel and is now moving sideways. You can open a long position here and consider adding more around the $0.35 level, as we may see a continuation of the upward movement.

Resistance Area: $0.475-$0.480

Bitcoin has broken the small triangle pattern but continues to move sideways. We can expect similar movement today, and there may be some activity when the global markets open.

ZEN is struggling to break above the resistance level and has been rejected. We might see a decline towards the support area, where you can place your buy orders.

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What is Layer 2?

Layer 2 refers to a secondary framework or protocol that is built on top of an existing blockchain system. The main goal of these protocols is to solve the transaction speed and scaling difficulties that are being faced by the major cryptocurrency networks.

For instance, Bitcoin and Ethereum are still not able to process thousands of transactions per second (TPS), and this is certainly detrimental to their long-term growth. There is a need for higher throughput before these networks can be effectively adopted and used on a wider scale.

In this context, the term “layer 2” refers to the multiple solutions being proposed to the blockchain scalability problem. Two major examples of layer 2 solutions are the Bitcoin Lightning Network and the Ethereum Plasma. Despite having their own working mechanisms and particularities, both solutions are striving to provide increased throughput to blockchain systems.

Specifically, the Lightning Network is based on state channels, which are basically attached channels that perform blockchain operations and report them to the main chain. State channels are mainly used as payment channels. On the other hand, the Plasma framework consists of sidechains, which are essentially small blockchains arranged in a tree-like structure.

In a broader sense, layer 2 protocols create a secondary framework, where blockchain transactions and processes can take place independently of the layer 1 (main chain). For this reason, these techniques may also be referred to as “off-chain” scaling solutions.
One of the main advantages of using off-chain solutions is that the main chain doesn’t need to go through any structural change because the second layer is added as an extra layer. As such, layer 2 solutions have the potential to achieve high throughput without sacrificing network security.

Institutional balance-sheet flows have completed a full reset over recent months. Following heavy outflows across spot ETFs, corporates, and sovereigns, netflows have now stabilized, signaling sell-side exhaustion from long-term structural holders.

Spot ETFs are leading the turn, moving back into positive net inflows and reclaiming their role as the primary marginal buyer. Historically, ETF inflows have accompanied every expansion phase, and their return suggests real-money allocators are rebuilding exposure, not just trading volatility.

ONDO analysis:

Price is currently trading in a triangle pattern and is now approaching the decision area. A close above the $0.4020 level will indicate positive movements.

Support Area: $0.3540-$0.3670

On Monday, Bitcoin broke below the support area, and we may see a clearer direction when the US market opens. The major support level is around $90,000, while the resistance is currently at $95,000.

BNB has tested the support area and is holding above it. Use a stop loss below the $900 level. Expect some sideways movement before the next leg up.

With spot trading around the $93K–$96K range, price has entered a short gamma zone spanning roughly $94K–$104K.

Within this band, sustained, volume-backed moves are more likely to trigger directional hedging flows, increasing the odds of faster price moves toward nearby high-interest strikes — notably the $100K level.

IOTA analysis:

The price has taken liquidity from the support area and is attempting to hold above the trendline. You can consider opening long positions at this point and adding more if the price drops to the $0.080 level. An upward movement is anticipated in the coming days.

Bitcoin continues its downward movement and is heading towards the support area of $90,000. The price needs to hold this level; otherwise, things will turn bearish again. A bounce is expected.

ZEN is moving as expected and is slowly approaching the support area. You can begin to build long positions and add more at the support level.

Support Area: $9.60-$9.90

This split indicates the market is positioning for a potential retest of the $100K area, while remaining cautious about sustained acceptance above it over longer horizons.

Upside is being targeted tactically in the near term, but monetized at longer maturities, reflecting ongoing uncertainty around higher levels.

BREAKING: Michael Saylor’s Strategy has purchased another 22,305 BTC, worth approximately $2.13B.

BERA Analysis :

BERA got its strong rejection from the resistance area and formed a double top pattern over there. With that, price dropped strongly and reached almost towards the supporting trendline. Sell pressure looks strong and price likely to give a break of the line soon.

Bitcoin has broken below the $90,000 level, which is concerning. The price needs to reclaim this level; otherwise, we may see further selling.