#bitcoin Bitcoin Treasury Companies — Why Setting Allocation Limits Matters in the Current Market$BTC According to Odaily, based on my analysis, Sandy Carter — COO of Unstoppable Domains — suggests that Bitcoin treasury companies should strictly control their allocation levels in the current market conditions. Normally, it is recommended that corporate treasury allocations remain between 1% and 5%, while a $dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy can be a better entry approach. If the investment size exceeds 2% of liquid assets, it is wiser to wait until #bitcoin.” Bitcoin ETF fund inflows turn positive before increasing the allocation further.$BTC
Right now, gold and silver are strengthening, while the crypto market is experiencing a pullback. Bitcoin’s drop toward $87,000 could either be a sign of a deeper bear market — or simply a healthy correction before a long-term bullish move. The market is still quite divided on this outlook.$BTC Bitcoin generally reacts more strongly to a loose monetary environment rather than inflation data alone. Moving forward, the key focus should be on whether the Federal Reserve shifts from high interest rates toward potential rate cuts.#Bitcoin❗
According to #Foresight News, I shared that the LayerZero community vote on activating the protocol fee mechanism could not pass because the quorum requirement was not met. The next voting round is planned after six months. In this proposal, the decision was about enabling the #Layer$ZRO protocol fee mechanism, under which a small fee would be charged on each Layer$ZRO message, not exceeding the verification and execution cost. The collected fees would then be converted into $ZRO and burned afterward.#CPIWatch
Bitcoin Faces Increased Selling Pressure as Short-Term Holders Sell at a Loss
I have analyzed the latest on-chain data, which indicates that $BITCOIN Bitcoin is currently experiencing growing selling pressure from short-term holders. According to BlockBeats and insights shared by CryptoQuant analyst @AxelAdlerJr, Bitcoin’s price has dropped below the average purchase price of short-term holders. This trend is highlighted by the STH-SOPR (30D) metric, which has declined to 0.98. The SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio) measures whether coins are being sold at a profit or a loss. A value above 1 signals profitable selling, while a value below 1 indicates that holders are selling at a loss. The chart shows that the 30-day SOPR moving average has slipped into the 0.98 zone, confirming that short-term holders are, on average, exiting their positions at a loss. This behavior reflects increasing fear and risk-averse sentiment among new market participants. If the SOPR continues to fall further below 1, it could intensify selling pressure and potentially lead to new local price lows. At present, market sentiment among short-term holders remains cautious. A meaningful reversal signal would be a recovery in Bitcoin’s price above the realized price of short-term holders, along with a sustained move of the $SOPR back above 1, indicating a return to profitable selling and improved confidence in the market.
Ethereum (ETH) Market Update – By Me On December 17, 2025, at 19:09 PM (UTC), I observed a notable move in the Ethereum ($ETH ETH) market. According to Binance market data, Ethereum dropped below the key level of 2,800 USDT and is currently trading at 2,796.91 USDT. Within the last 24 hours, $ETH ETH has recorded a 4.79% decline, indicating short-term bearish pressure in the market. This drop below 2,800 USDT reflects increased selling activity and caution among traders as the market reacts to ongoing volatility. I will continue to monitor $ETH Ethereum’s price action closely for further confirmation of trend direction and potential recovery or continuation.
The recent spike toward $410 was aggressively sold, confirming the $400–$415 EMA band as a strong supply zone. As long as ZEC remains below $405, the market structure favors another downside move toward the prior liquidity zone around $370.