Jacob-Hope

​We often hear the same narrative: "The Dollar is falling, so Bitcoin must go up." But if you’ve been watching the charts lately, you know it’s not that simple. A weak Dollar (DXY) is just a backdrop—Global Risk Sentiment is the actual engine.
​Here is why the "Weak Dollar = Moon" theory often fails, and what you actually need to watch.
​📉 Not All Devaluations Are Created Equal
​The relationship between the USD and BTC is indirect and conditional. Bitcoin only rallies on a weak dollar under two specific scenarios:
​The Inflation Hedge: If the Dollar drops because inflation is eroding purchasing power, BTC shines as "Digital Gold."
​The Liquidity Pump: If the Dollar drops because the Fed is cutting rates, "cheap money" floods the market. Investors get greedy and hunt for high-growth assets like Crypto.
​⚠️ The Trap: When a Weak Dollar Crushes Crypto
​Here is the part most influencers miss: If the Dollar weakens due to a "Crisis of Confidence" or extreme Fear (Risk-Off), Bitcoin usually crashes alongside stocks.
​We saw this recently with rumors of Yen intervention. When the market panics:

​Capital flees to Gold (Classical Refuge).
​Investors dump Bitcoin (Risk Asset).
​DXY might look weak, but BTC still suffers outflows.
​💡 The Bottom Line
​A weak Dollar is a catalyst, not the engine.
​For Bitcoin to thrive, the Dollar must weaken because of Risk Appetite, not because of Fear. When the market is in "Panic Mode," investors return to the classics. For BTC to decouple and become a true safe haven, it needs a narrative shift that hasn't fully arrived yet.
​Watch the #vix (Volatility Index) and #gold prices. If Gold is up and Bitcoin is down while the Dollar drops, you aren't in a bull market—you're in a liquidity crunch.
​What do you think? Is Bitcoin ready to become a true "Safe Haven," or is it still just a "High-Beta" play on the stock market? 👇 Drop your thoughts below!$BTC
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The Bitcoin price had a relatively rough trading period over the past one month, as it hovered around the psychological $90,000 mark. The flagship cryptocurrency, which looked set for a return to six-figure valuation barely over a week ago, now seems to have lost all its bullish momentum.
Broadly speaking, these recent struggles put to rest questions around the “relief rallies” to the upside, and correlate more with the current bear market structure. However, the latest on-chain evaluation shows that the Bitcoin price woes could worsen from here on out.
In a recent post on the #X platform, Alphractal CEO and founder Joao Wedson said that the Bitcoin price could still have room to fall below the $60,000 level. This not-so-optimistic prediction is based on the number of days Bitcoin has traded at prices higher than today.
According to Wedson, there have been 355 days when the Bitcoin price has traded at levels higher than today. This figure was derived from the “Days Spent at a Profit” metric, which tracks the number of days in Bitcoin’s history where the market price was higher than the current price.
This indicator measures how much price action — in the past — has occurred above the current price level. From a historical standpoint, an increase in the number of “Days Spent at a Profit” tends to occur during bear cycles or extended periods of sideways movement, implying that different investor groups are holding BTC at a price higher than their cost bases.
As Wedson highlighted, the “Days Spent at a Profit” metric reached around 775 days as the Bitcoin price approached a bottom. Going by this historical context, the current level of this indicator (355 days) suggests that the flagship cryptocurrency is still a distance away from extreme levels often associated with bearish market bottoms.
Ultimately, this deduction means that the price of Bitcoin could still be at risk of an extended decline over the next 300 days. According to the Alphractal, this extended period of price decline could see #BTC revisit $60,000, potentially triggering significant liquidations among retail investors and institutional players who entered the market post-ETF.
Bitcoin Price At A Glance
As of this writing, the price of BTC stands at around $89,900, reflecting no significant change in the past 24 hours. However, the market leader is currently down by over 5% on the weekly timeframe, while nearly 30% adrift its all-time high of $126,080.
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When we talk about blockchain adoption, the biggest hurdle is usually complexity. @vanar is changing that narrative by building an L1 specifically designed for the entertainment, gaming, and AI sectors.
​What makes $VANRY stand out is its commitment to "real-world" use cases. Instead of just being another DeFi playground, Vanar is leveraging the team’s deep experience in mainstream brands to bring products like the Virtua Metaverse and the VGN games network to the masses.
​By focusing on high performance and sustainability (eco-solutions), they are removing the friction that usually stops big brands from entering the space. Whether you are a gamer or a developer, the infrastructure here is built to handle the scale of 3 billion consumers. Keep an eye on #Vanar—this is how Web3 goes mainstream.
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I used to chase hype and FOMO into bad trades—until I started reading Binance Alpha daily. One Alpha post broke down a hidden DeFi gem weeks before it trended. I did the research, bought in early, and later earned from both a 3x price surge and an unexpected airdrop I qualified for by holding. That one insight changed my strategy. I stopped reacting and started planning. Now I use Alpha for everything—narrative plays, funding rate signals, and early project research. It’s like having a research team in my pocket.
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