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Last time institutional demand spiked like this…
Bitcoin $BTC hit its ATH in October 2025.
Now?
Demand is back at those levels 🚀
What to expect now?!
Chart: Bitwise
🚨Bitcoin Quietly Leaving Exchanges. Supply Hit an 8-year Low...
Bitcoin $BTC supply on exchanges just hit an 8-year low.
The amount of Bitcoin sitting on exchanges is now at levels last seen in 2017, according to data from @Santiment.
Why this matters:
Coins on exchanges are usually the most liquid, the BTC most likely to be sold.
But investors have been doing the opposite.
For a while now, BTC has been steadily leaving exchanges and moving into cold storage and institutional custody.
A few reasons behind this trend:
• Spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbing supply
• Growth of institutional custody
• The rise of the “not your keys, not your coins” mindset after exchange failures
The result?
Less liquid Bitcoin on the market.
And historically, when exchange supply keeps falling, it often tightens the amount of BTC available to sell during rallies.
Today morning be like...
Bitcoin $BTC hits $74,000 after nearly a month
...and the altcoins followed!
GO GO GO $XRP! 🚀
Goldman Sachs emerges as top XRP ETF holder, alongside wave of 'super fans': analysts theblock.co/post/393044/gold…
Oil Just Hit $100… Is Bitcoin the Next Domino?
Oil crossed $100 because of the war. Here’s why Bitcoin $BTC traders should care 🔻
War → Oil supply fears → Oil price spikes.
Right now crude has jumped above $100 per barrel, the highest since 2022, as the Iran conflict disrupts production and shipping routes.
Why this matters for Bitcoin 👇
1️⃣ Expensive oil = higher inflation
Oil affects almost everything: transport, food, flights, electricity.
If oil stays above $100, inflation can stay high for months.
2️⃣ High inflation changes central bank policy
When inflation rises, central banks delay rate cuts or keep interest rates high.
Higher rates → less liquidity → risk assets struggle.
And yes, Bitcoin is still treated as a risk asset in the short term.
3️⃣ Markets get nervous during war
War shocks usually hit stocks first, then spill into crypto.
Oil spikes have already triggered volatility in crypto markets.
4️⃣ But there’s another side…
If the crisis gets worse:
Governments print money
Currencies weaken
People look for hard assets
That’s when Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative starts getting attention.
5️⃣ We’re already seeing some resilience
Even as oil jumped and stocks fell, Bitcoin stayed relatively stable around the $68K range, showing strong holders are still in the market.
Simple way to think about it:
Oil shock → inflation → economic stress
Short term: volatility for Bitcoin
Long term: stronger case for Bitcoin.
What do you think?
So It was a $BTC Bull Trap! Looks like I was Correct Here ✅️
BITCOIN HITS $73,600 BEFORE FALLING BACK AGAIN!
This could be a bull trap 👇
- Strong breakout, but low higher-timeframe confirmation
- Big green candles = possible short squeeze, not organic demand
- Rejection near $74K zone (local resistance)
- Volume needs to sustain, not fade
- Watch for liquidity grab above highs, then sharp pullback
- Funding rates & open interest spiking = caution
If $BTC loses the breakout level fast, that’s your bull trap signal.
BITCOIN HITS $73,600 BEFORE FALLING BACK AGAIN!
This could be a bull trap 👇
- Strong breakout, but low higher-timeframe confirmation
- Big green candles = possible short squeeze, not organic demand
- Rejection near $74K zone (local resistance)
- Volume needs to sustain, not fade
- Watch for liquidity grab above highs, then sharp pullback
- Funding rates & open interest spiking = caution
If $BTC loses the breakout level fast, that’s your bull trap signal.
🚨Veteran Trader Ray Dalio Just Warned Against Bitcoin!
His argument about Bitcoin:
“No privacy.”
“Central banks won’t buy it.”
“Quantum risks.”
“Small, controlled market.”
Fair concerns — but worth context.
Bitcoin $BTC was built for transparency, not anonymity.
Central banks may not buy it today and institutions rarely move first.
Quantum risk is a system-wide issue, not a Bitcoin-only problem.
And “small” is relative in a 24/7 global market.
The real question:
Does a decentralized, fixed-supply asset deserve a place in today’s monetary system?
Debate > dismissal.
What do you think?
On your face Peter Schiff 🙂
$BTC
Buy Bitcoin $BTC, Gold and a little bit $LINK
(not financial advice)
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