Bitcoin is consolidating at just under USD 90k, Strategy is also standing still and Metaplanet is up 20% this week. Can anyone explain this?
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Flows Turn Positive Is Market Structure Quietly Rebuilding?
Institutional behavior tends to show up first in ETF flows, and right now those signals are turning decisively positive. BTC and ETH inflows suggest that larger allocators see value asymmetry returning, possibly anticipating lower volatility or upcoming catalysts.
Simultaneously, the Weekly Featured Trading Championship Phase II activates on BingX, giving independent traders a chance to pressure-test market strength during this sentiment shift. These two developments happening in parallel form a rare moment where retail dynamics and institutional positioning can be compared side-by-side.
If both groups lean in at the same time, does that create the foundation for a sustained recovery, or does it simply make the next reversal even sharper?
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The Moment of Clarity: What Will Powell Signal at 2:30 PM?
Global markets are preparing for impact as the FOMC prepares to deliver its statement at 2:30 PM ET.
This window often acts as a psychological reset for investors, shaping expectations for interest rates, liquidity, and risk appetite. And today, that effect feels amplified.
Traders across equities, crypto, and FX have all adopted the same posture: stand still, wait, and react when Powell’s message lands. Even typically volatile assets are showing unusually disciplined behavior, with volume dipping and participants choosing caution over speculation.
Amid this macro standoff, BingX is pushing ahead with its Christmas Voyage seasonal activation reminding users that engagement doesn’t have to pause just because markets are in wait-and-see mode.
When Powell finally speaks will the reaction be a breakout, or a break in confidence?
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18H·
rebounding from its recent dip near 84K.
$BTC (-0,58 %) is trading around $91.7K–$92K after rebounding from its recent dip near $84K. Volatility remains elevated, but buyers are stepping back in as macro sentiment improves. BTC is still well below its all-time high near $126K, yet current levels look like consolidation rather than breakdown.
Watching how traders position on BingX will be key as momentum builds
Meanwhile Bitcoin’s exchange supply has fallen by 403.2K BTC over the past year a major on-chain signal pointing to reduced selling pressure and stronger long-term holder conviction. With less BTC available on exchanges, market liquidity continues to tighten, increasing the probability of sharper moves once demand returns.
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Market Watch: BTC Volatility Continues as WET Debuts Strong on CEXs
$BTC (-0,58 %) is still chopping around the $93K range after another volatile swing between $89K and $94K, and while I’m keeping an eye on how it reacts to broader macro pressure.
I have also been watching the fresh $WET listing on BingX, which opened strong around $0.1850 after a +208% surge not trading it, just observing how liquidity builds across markets.
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Seen the valley?
Who knows for sure?
Otherwise we'll just have another round of apre ski before we get back on the gondola.
Or we all go home with a hangover 🤣
3D·
Skiing in Aspen - thanks to crypto 💸💸💸💸
The year is drawing to a close, the first snow is falling outside and I take a look at my crypto portfolio.
"Awesome" I think to myself, "That was a year ... When I look at my crypto portfolio, I feel like going on an expensive ski vacation to Aspen. I've earned that!".
How are you doing with your portfolio?
Addendum: Looking at my portfolio makes me think of skiing because it's going downhill (see the red line). Some people probably didn't realize that 😬
1D·
When Patterns Break, Opportunity Emerges
Bitcoin drifting away from its traditional four-year rhythm signals more than a shift. It marks a change in how traders understand the market. Predictability brings comfort, but real growth rarely comes from comfort. When patterns break, new opportunities tend to appear.
One opportunity already taking shape is the rise of adaptive AMMs like HumidiFi. Their liquidity engine, powered by WET which is now listed on BingX, is built for speed, responsiveness, and real-time execution. It’s a far step from the passive pools of early DeFi and much more aligned with a modern, fast-moving Bitcoin environment.
With Bitcoin stepping into unfamiliar territory and liquidity systems evolving beside it, the question becomes unavoidable. Are we entering the first true era where innovation moves faster than the old patterns ever could?
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This BTC bull market seems to be institutional driven, whereas the former ones were retail driven. Looks like the old rules don't matter anymore.
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Fresh Solana Energy in the Market
The funniest part about being in crypto long enough is seeing how the $SOL (-2,08 %) ecosystem always produces a mid week surprise.
$WET’s listing has been that for me, already up 140%, sitting around $0.1478, and pulling in a wave of early traction that looks more organic than hype driven.
Not calling any future moves, but it’s definitely one of those “keep quietly on your dashboard” tokens because the initial reaction from traders has been way stronger than expected, even had to enter as well.
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MicroStrategy buys 10,624 BTC - why "broke" is definitely too short-sighted
In recent days, you often read comments such as "MicroStrategy is bankrupt", "they're going under" or "it's just gambling".
Reason enough to take a closer look at the whole thing myself - regardless of hype or panic.
The fact is: MicroStrategy has made another move and bought 10,624 BTC, this time for around USD 963 million. This brings its holdings to over 660,000 BTC - more than many countries own.
So: bankruptcy or masterstroke? Here are my findings
1. the "bankruptcy" claim does not stand up to sober scrutiny
Many forget:
MicroStrategy's BTC holdings significantly exceed its total debt. Of course, the value fluctuates depending on the price, but even with setbacks, there are still massive assets.
Moreover, the debts are not traditional bank loans with margin calls.
MSTR has financed most of its purchases via convertible bonds and share issues. This means: no immediate repayment pressure, no risk of banks suddenly slamming the door.
In short: a liquidity crisis looks different.
2. the risk remains high - but not "insolvency-tomorrow-early"
Nor should we pretend that there are no downsides:
- MicroStrategy is now almost completely dependent on Bitcoin.
- The operational software business hardly plays a role anymore.
- If Bitcoin collapses in the long term, things could get tight.
- Long-term financing via new shares will only work as long as the market has confidence.
It is therefore not a conservative investment - rather an extremely direct leverage on Bitcoin.
3. strategically, the move is logical
You have to understand their perspective:
For MicroStrategy, Bitcoin is not a short-term trade, but a kind of digital "treasure".
They have been buying systematically for years, regardless of whether the price has fallen or risen.
Their thought:
"If Bitcoin is where many see it in 5-10 years, then we are securing the future of our company now."
You may find this courageous, crazy or visionary - but it is consistent.
4. worst-case vs. best-case - the real picture
Worst case:
Bitcoin falls to very low prices on a sustained basis → assets do not cover debt → funding dries up → real risk of insolvency.
That would be the moment when the critics are proved right.
Best-case scenario:
Bitcoin rises to new heights in the long term → MicroStrategy literally becomes one of the most valuable "Bitcoin holders" in the world → the whole approach works out.
Both are possible - and that is precisely why the topic is so polarizing.
My conclusion
The statement "MicroStrategy is bankrupt" is currently factually incorrect.
But it is just as wrong to pretend that there are no risks.
MSTR is neither a value play nor a normal tech company.
It is in truth:
🍭 An extremely aggressive, long-term bitcoin fund - packaged as a stock.
Anyone who understands this also knows how to categorize MSTR:
- For bitcoin bulls: super exciting leverage
- For conservatives: absolutely nothing
- For traders: pure volatility
- For critics: red flags due to debt model
In any case, I am not surprised that they have bought again. This fits in perfectly with their line - and they are pursuing it regardless of the opinions of others.
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9 ComentariosAnd this "packaged as a share" will probably lead to them being kicked out of all stock ETFs. Together with the other DATs.
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Crypto Didn’t Wait for Banks It Evolved Without Them
I saw the headline earlier: banks might soon allow crypto trading again. And instead of being surprised, I felt a sense of déjà vu like watching someone join a conversation that started long before they walked into the room.
Because while institutions debated and hesitated, the crypto world wasn’t resting. It was innovating. It built security systems, education hubs, and platforms that grew stronger with every market cycle.
One example stays in my mind: the platform advancements rolled out in 2025 by BingX.
Those updates made it clear that the ecosystem wasn’t waiting for legacy finance to validate it.
So now, seeing banks make their slow return to space, it feels less like leadership and more like catching up. And it leaves me thinking with all the progress that’s been made from within crypto itself, what role do banks even play in the next chapter?
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