#BTC is trading like a different asset than it was in March.

Back then its 90d correlation with the Nasdaq-100 was 0.57 and with gold 0.21.

Today the readings are swapped: 0.22 NDX and 0.57 gold. https://twitter.com/n3ocortex/status/2095871699103179145

BTC volatility is currently historically low.

However, the strongest driver of low vol is not market cap.

It is who holds the coins.

Long-term holder supply explains more of realized vol than market cap, open interest, or turnover.

Bitcoin ETFs took in $643M last Thursday.

That is the biggest single-day inflow since January.

It follows the strongest month ETFs have had all year.

Two cities produce more than half of all Solana blocks.

Frankfurt 33%
Amsterdam 19%

310 of 675 validators sit in those two cities.

That is 46% of the network by validator count, 53% by stake.

https://latency.glassnode.com

Bitcoin is still stuck beneath the edge of a thick resistance band.

Moving above this level, would indicate a shift in long term market structure.

A return lower would result in significant pain for late longs.

https://x.com/i/article/2097710104237969408

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have climbed back toward break-even after an $18B drawdown.

Institutional cost basis is now a resistance level that price has to move through for further upside

https://x.com/glassnode/status/2097716683976978596

$BTC is stuck beneath a wall of long-term holder supply around $83-$85k.

However, investors are acquiring coins here.

Should we break below this newly forming cluster, $75k is the level to watch.

After that a full retrace to $60k would be in play.

https://twitter.com/glassnode/status/2097716683976978596