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The race to establish a crypto reserve, Trump's tariff policies, and other major events from last week:
Trump signed an executive order imposing 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada, and 10% tariffs on imports from China.
🔻 The cryptocurrency market reacted with a sharp drop, and Bitcoin fell by 8%, reaching $92,798.34.
On Tuesday, Trump announced a delay in implementing tariffs for Mexico and Canada. Following this, Bitcoin rebounded to $102,500, and Ethereum climbed to $2,920.
The State Council of China approved new tariffs on U.S. imports starting February 10, 2025:
15% tariff on coal and liquefied natural gas.
10% tariff on crude oil, agricultural machinery, large-engine vehicles, and pickup trucks.
Bessent, who attended the signing at the White House, stated that the fund could be established within 12 months. Bitcoin was not explicitly mentioned in the order.
The document has been forwarded to the Senate for review.
The unit previously had over 50 attorneys and staff members.
This move is a significant step by the Trump administration in reshaping digital asset regulation.
A member of Hong Kong's Legislative Council proposed allowing stablecoin companies to operate within a "regulatory sandbox" to speed up the issuance and adoption of stablecoins for international trade.
He also called for the creation of a Digital Asset Office to oversee the development of AI and virtual assets.
Alexey Pertsev, a Tornado Cash developer, announced on X (Twitter) that a Dutch court approved the temporary suspension of his pretrial detention, requiring him to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin later reposted the news, expressing his support.
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Gold has hit a new all-time high, outperforming Bitcoin since the beginning of the year as central banks continue aggressive purchases.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin has gained around 5% year-to-date, but its growth has been accompanied by high volatility.
Let’s break down the macroeconomic factors influencing BTC and gold price movements.
Gold reached a record high of $2,902 per ounce on Monday, marking a 17.5% increase since the start of the year.
Key drivers behind the rally:
According to a World Gold Council report, global gold reserves increased by 694 tons in the first 10 months of 2024, continuing the record accumulation trend.
Top gold buyers in 2024:
🇵🇱 Poland – 89.5 tons
🇮🇳 India – 72.6 tons
🇹🇷 Turkey – 74.8 tons
🇨🇳 China – 44.2 tons
Additional insights: 69% of central banks plan to continue purchasing gold.
83% of central banks in developed countries see gold as a hedge against inflation and financial instability.
Gold continues to serve as a traditional safe-haven asset during inflationary and trade disruptions.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, is considered a high-risk asset in most countries, making it more vulnerable to market sentiment shifts.
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The tragic story of a hard drive discarded in 2013 has taken unexpected turns.
Here’s the case of James Howells, an IT engineer from the UK, who is still on a quest to recover his lost fortune.
James started mining Bitcoin in 2009, back when very few people knew about it.
In 2013, his girlfriend accidentally threw away his hard drive—which already held around 8,000 BTC at the time, valued at just $13 per coin.
James has been fighting for access to the landfill to search for his lost hard drive, but authorities have denied his requests time and time again.
The most recent court ruling in 2024 rejected his claim. However, James insists that the court had no valid grounds for its decision.
James isn’t the only one looking for the BTC hard drive. Security guards have been stationed near the landfill multiple times due to the growing number of Bitcoin treasure hunters trying to find the "21st-century fortune."
Authorities recently announced plans to shut down the landfill to build a solar power plant on the site. The closure is scheduled for 2025–2026.
James is now considering buying the entire landfill along with investment partners.
If the deal falls through, he is even open to launching a utility token or NFT, believing that "the crypto community will support him."
Howells predicts that by 2026, its value could surpass $1 billion.
He is prepared not only to buy the landfill but also to take his case to the UK Supreme Court.
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Price declines have led to a $1.3 billion inflow into digital assets.
However, there are notable shifts in rankings compared to last week, particularly concerning BTC:
This week’s leader: Ethereum. ETH's price dropped to $2,100, triggering record dip buying—$793 million in inflows over the week.
This is the first time in 2024 that ETH inflows have surpassed BTC.
What about Bitcoin? BTC saw $407 million in inflows, while ETPs now hold 7.1% of Bitcoin’s total market capitalization.
Other significant inflows: XRP: +$21 million and Solana: +$11 million
🇺🇸 USA: + $1 billion — the absolute leader in inflows.
🇩🇪 Germany: + $61 million
🇨🇭 Switzerland: + $54 million
🇨🇦 Canada: + $37 million
Assets under Management (AuM): $163 billion (down from the record $181 billion in January).
ETP trading volume: $20 billion over the past week.
Investors continue increasing their positions despite market volatility.
The recent price dip triggered strong buying, particularly in ETH.
Bitcoin remains the dominant asset, but for the first time this year, Ethereum has taken the lead in inflows.
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The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto remains one of the biggest mysteries in the world of technology and finance.
And once again, a new documentary is hitting the screens, promising to reveal the truth behind Satoshi.
British broadcaster Channel 4 (yes, the same ones behind the "British scientists" jokes) has announced a documentary investigation, claiming that Bitcoin’s history may be part of a global conspiracy.
The project’s producer calls it a "surreal investigation", where a group of influential Silicon Valley figures allegedly used Bitcoin to undermine democracy.
The documentary promises a gonzo-style journalistic journey, attempting to determine who Nakamoto really is and what forces are behind Bitcoin.
HBO recently released a documentary called "Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery", which claimed that BTC Core developer Peter Todd was actually Satoshi.
However, the so-called "revelation" quickly turned into a major embarrassment:
So, the new Channel 4 documentary is already sparking both excitement and skepticism.
📅 When Is the Premiere?
The crypto community is traditionally skeptical of such documentaries, often accusing them of bias and sensationalism.
But this time, the filmmakers have gone beyond just searching for Satoshi—they promise to expose the hidden political games surrounding Bitcoin.
React: What do you expect from this film?
🔥 — Looks interesting, I’ll watch
💯 — Satoshi is Satoshi, no need to search
😁 — It’ll be even worse than HBO’s
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Key events from last week in the world of cryptocurrency and global economy:
Donald Trump has introduced a new round of reciprocal tariffs to counter high import duties imposed by other countries on U.S. goods.
This move could significantly impact emerging markets like India, Brazil, and Vietnam, where tariffs on U.S. imports are much higher than U.S. tariffs on goods from these countries.
These initiatives could bring $23 billion into the Bitcoin market. If passed, they would open new investment opportunities and state-level Bitcoin adoption.
The altcoin market experienced its largest drop ever, losing $234 billion over the past two weeks.
This highlights the growing divergence between Bitcoin and altcoins, as BTC continues to dominate the market.
The company now holds 478,740 BTC, with a total acquisition cost of $31.1 billion at an average price of $65,033 per BTC.
Binance and the SEC have filed a joint motion to suspend legal proceedings for 60 days. The request is linked to the potential impact of the SEC’s new crypto task force.
Top banks, including Morgan Stanley and Bank of America, are preparing for an upcoming crypto IPO boom.
Crypto firms like Gemini and Kraken are expected to go public as early as 2025, driving renewed investor interest in digital assets.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated that, despite pressure from Trump to lower rates, the Fed is not rushing into rate cuts as the economy remains strong and inflation is gradually decreasing.
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With a market capitalization of $2 trillion, BTC has firmly secured its position.
Currently, it ranks 7th among global assets, surpassing giants like Meta and Saudi Aramco.
Let’s break down why Bitcoin is a key player in the financial market.
Bitcoin has attracted over $850 billion in net capital inflows.
It has become a hedge against inflation and fiat currency devaluation, especially with growing institutional interest.
Over the past year, more than $40 billion has been invested in Bitcoin through ETFs.
Since FTX's collapse in November 2022, Bitcoin dominance has surged from 38% to 59%.
Compared to other crypto assets, Bitcoin continues to accumulate value, and capital rotates into BTC.
This trend is partly driven by institutional capital gaining broader access to Bitcoin spot ETFs.
Bitcoin processes over $8.7 billion in transactions daily, reaffirming its role as a medium of exchange.
And yes, Bitcoin is taking on an increasingly significant role globally:
Its decentralized nature makes it an ideal solution for international transactions.
Bitcoin has surpassed $100K, a milestone once deemed impossible.
Other crypto assets move in correlation with BTC, reinforcing its macro asset status.
Bitcoin is not just a store of value but also a strategic asset for institutional investors.
With deep liquidity and increasing stability, BTC continues to strengthen its dominance and influence in the financial market 🔥
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The peak transaction volume in BTC history was 730,000 transactions.
Now, the daily average has dropped to 330,000, marking a 55% decline.
A decline in transaction volume can impact the stability of fee revenues.
Gradually, BTC network fees are increasing. They have now reached $500K, but this is still lower than at the end of 2024.
The Runes protocol has seen a significant drop. While at its peak, fee generation reached $60M, it has now fallen to just $20K.
With protocol activity decreasing and fees stabilizing, the network seems to be returning to its primary function—monetary transfers.
Traders have shifted to Solana for memecoin trading.
Meanwhile, Base has become the primary hub for AI-related tokens.
Despite Bitcoin’s dominance in market capitalization, other networks are capturing niche markets and on-chain trading volumes.
The crypto market is volatile and rapidly changing.
This trend is likely temporary, but new Bitcoin-based protocols could strengthen its long-term ecosystem—especially with the upcoming block reward reduction.
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This is the view of CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju.
According to him, even a drop in BTC to $77,000 would not break the bullish trend in 2025, and here’s why:
Ju highlighted several key cost-basis levels, including $89,000—the price at which investors in U.S. Bitcoin ETFs purchased BTC.
This level has acted as support since November. On X (Twitter), Ki Young Ju wrote:
"We are still in a bull cycle. The price will eventually rise, but volatility will remain high.
I believe the uptrend will continue, even if we see a 30% drop from ATH (e.g., from 110K to 77K), just as in previous cycles."
CryptoQuant analyst Timo Oinonen also believes that the bull cycle is not over:
"Despite the ongoing halving cycle, I expect a correction in May, sideways movement in summer, and price increases towards the end of the year.
A positive Q4 trend has repeated in 2013, 2016, 2017, 2020, 2021, 2023, and 2024," Oinonen concluded.
He explained that after the most recent halving (April 2024), Bitcoin has only grown 60%—which is still below previous cycle averages.
The crypto market is often analyzed based on historical data and recurring patterns.
However, its movements remain highly unpredictable, influenced by macroeconomic conditions and major market players.
That’s why tracking market changes daily and adapting strategies in real time is crucial. A great way to do this is by following trader Bobrovsky, who provides deep market analysis and valuable insights.
And yes, even with CryptoQuant's bullish outlook, assuming BTC will rise all year without corrections might be overly optimistic.
What do you think—will BTC truly stay bullish? React below:
💯 – 100% uptrend only
🔥 – Everything is cyclical, even BTC can’t avoid a bear phase
👍 – Crypto traders are ready for anything
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After a record 19-week inflow streak fueled by "Trump Euphoria," the market has faced its first major correction—total outflows reached $415M.
Bitcoin took the biggest hit, seeing $430M in outflows, while interest in short positions did not increase—short Bitcoin products recorded an outflow of $9.6M.
The main trigger was Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s congressional testimony, where he hinted at tighter monetary policy.
Additional pressure came from higher-than-expected U.S. inflation data, leading investors to take profits.
Bitcoin: -$430M, the primary target for profit-taking.
Ethereum: No significant movements.
Solana: +$8.9M, still the top-performing altcoin.
XRP & Sui: +$8.5M and +$6M, respectively.
🇺🇸 U.S.: -$464M—main source of outflows.
🇩🇪 Germany: +$21M.
🇨🇭 Switzerland: +$12.5M.
🇨🇦 Canada: +$10.2M.
The outflows are concentrated in the U.S., while European markets remain resilient and even see capital inflows.
The long-term trend remains uncertain—further developments will depend on the Fed’s monetary policy and broader macroeconomic factors.
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Let’s take a look at last week’s most talked-about events in crypto. Stick around until the end—Powell’s important statement from a recent video is worth reading.
Howard Lutnick, a Bitcoin investor worth hundreds of millions, has been appointed U.S. Secretary of Commerce. He will oversee new crypto and tariff policies and lead Trump’s initiative to create a U.S. sovereign fund.
Argentine President Javier Milei addressed the controversy in an interview:
"I didn’t promote it. I just shared it. I acted in good faith but was hit. Are Argentines losing money? Maybe at most four or five. The vast majority of investors are Chinese and Americans.”
Despite this, Argentinian lawyers have filed a lawsuit against Milei, accusing him of fraud for promoting the $LIBRA token, which turned out to be a rug pull scheme.
A judge is expected to be assigned on February 24, after which prosecutors will take over the case for further investigation.
The North Korean Lazarus Group is suspected to be behind the attack.
New European stablecoin listing regulations have led Kraken to consider launching its own USD-backed stablecoin.
According to SEC filings, ETF IBIT now has 1,100 institutional holders—an unusual milestone for a fund in its first year.
And one more thing…
Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated: "$BTC is the same asset as gold, just digital."
Hard to argue with that. His words further reinforce the growing sentiment around creating a U.S. strategic crypto reserve.
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The crypto market remains under pressure, and analysts warn:
Each section highlights a key factor influencing Bitcoin's price movement:
A break below $85,000 could trigger long position liquidations exceeding $1 billion.
“$85,000 is a critical level. If BTC breaks this support, the decline could continue,” said Hong Yea, CEO of crypto exchange GRVT.
🔻 Market Hits a Three-Month Low
On February 25, Bitcoin fell to $87,629, dropping below $90,000 for the first time since mid-January.
📄 ETF Sell-Offs Are Weighing on BTC Price
U.S. spot BTC-ETFs are experiencing their sixth consecutive day of outflows, with $516 million withdrawn on February 24 alone.
Since February 18, Bitcoin has lost over 7%, signaling that selling pressure from funds continues to mount.
"If no positive catalysts emerge, a drop to $81,000 becomes a likely scenario," said Ryan Lee, chief analyst at Bitget Research.
However, there is a silver lining—historically, Bitcoin has shown strong rebounds after major liquidations.
Bearish sentiment currently dominates the market. BTC must hold above $85,000 to avoid a deeper correction.
What’s next for BTC?
❤️ — Back above $90K soon
👍 — Stays in the $85-90K range
🔥 — Drops to $81K or lower, entering a bearish trend
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