Tom_Tucker

$BTC looks like it has put in a first bottom.
Now the market is just cleaning out weak hands.
We get a bounce, some hope returns, then either sideways or one more dip.
This is how real bottoms form before the next big move up.

After the recent dump, crypto interest has crashed and fear is extreme.
Google searches are at a 1-year low and the Fear Index is at 9, showing panic. But this usually happens after big sell-offs.
This looks more like a reset phase than the end of the cycle.

$BTC holding $89K despite 4 days streak of $1.68B in ETF outflows is a strong sign.Macro fear from Japan and global tensions is easing, and markets are stabilizing. If #BTC can stay firm through this kind of selling, underlying demand is clearly still there.

Prediction markets are growing fast.\n\nWeekly volume just hit $5.7B and 2025 crossed $40B. People are using money instead of opinions to predict real events. \n\nWith crypto making them easy and global, this is becoming one of the most useful trends in Web3.

$BTC pullbacks are closely linked to Trump’s tariff risks.
When economic uncertainty rises, investors cut risk and sell #BTC first.
For now, exchange inflows look temporary, showing short-term caution, not a deeper bear trend.

$ZEC is under heavy pressure, trading below key EMAs and stuck in a downtrend.
Whales are buying the dip and pulling ZEC off exchanges, showing conviction, but momentum is still bearish.
Until selling slows, $300 remains a real risk despite accumulation.

$BTC is trading near a 2-year low vs gold on a liquidity basis.
Bitwise’s Z-score is near -2, a level that has marked past #BTC macro bottoms.
If even small gold ETF flows rotate, the upside is asymmetric, but it needs risk appetite and calmer policy noise.

A large batch of $BTC last moved 18–24 months ago just woke up.
This isn’t panic selling, but smart repositioning by mid-term holders.
It often shows up near market turning points. Trend may stay intact, but volatility is likely to rise from here.

Walrus Protocol is making decentralized storage practical, not niche.
Built on Sui, it offers fast, low-cost, privacy-focused storage for enterprises, media, and dApps.
This feels less like a crypto experiment and more like real infrastructure for a decentralized web.
@WalrusProtocol #walrus $WAL

Satoshi-era Bitcoin whale awakens after 14 years?
Claims of scooping 8,145 $BTC for $715M at ~$87K/BTC bottom.
But hold up, zero corroboration from major sources, smells like hype.
Legacy wallets often just consolidate. DYOR, folks! #Bitcoin

2025 has been the year of metals so far, -Silver +160%,
-Gold +66%,
while global indices posted solid 12–30% gains.
$BTC at −5% despite strong ETF inflows tells a different story:
smart money is positioning early.
#BTC usually lags… then leads.
The rotation isn’t over.

Is $BTC bottom in?
Maybe, but not confirmed yet.
On-chain data shows BTC may be forming a bottom.
Key level to watch: $87.5K (short-term holders’ break-even).
Holding above it can reduce panic selling.
ETF flows are still unstable, demand is weak.

Trader conviction won’t save Bitcoin from a prolonged bear phase.
Only price structure + supply dynamics matter.
If $BTC fails to defend critical zones early, downside pressure can last much longer than most expect.
#Bitcoin

$ETH ends 2025 strong beyond price.
Q4 saw record developer activity with 8.7M smart contracts deployed. Builders are shipping, not speculating.
Despite cautious markets, #Ethereum fundamentals keep getting stronger.

Crypto ETPs saw $446M in outflows last week. Total outflows now hit $3.2B, showing confidence hasn’t fully recovered.
Capital is rotating.
$BTC (-$443M) and $ETH (-$59M) saw exits, while $XRP (+$70M) and $SOL (+$7.5M) ETFs attracted fresh inflows.
Risk-off, but selective as 2025 closes.

Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index stays negative at -0.086.
This means $BTC is trading cheaper on Coinbase than offshore exchanges, a sign of weak demand from U.S. investors and institutions.
Is it a good time to short?