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Stablecoins had a huge year in 2025. Total onchain supply is close to $310B by mid December That’s up more than 50% from roughly $205B at the start of the year. So if all this capital is sitting in stables why aren’t people buying yet? Lesson for beginners having capital doesn’t mean you must trade every time sometimes the best move is waiting for the right moment. $BTC $USDT $USDC

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On December 26, 2025, a major structural pressure on Bitcoin expires. Around $6.1B in upside call options vanish if $BTC settles below $90K. This isn’t a prediction. It’s mechanics. Those calls sit above spot. If BTC doesn’t reach them, they expire worthless. What matters is dealer hedging. Dealers hedge sold calls by buying spot as price rises. That flow has been capping upside for months not sentiment, structure. At expiry, if BTC is below $90K, those hedges disappear. Nothing is forced to sell. No liquidations. The market doesn’t lose a floor. It loses a ceiling. Upside suppression turns off. This doesn’t guarantee a rally or direction. It simply resets the rules. The real question comes after once structure steps away, does real demand show up?

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The last 3 cycles for Bitcoin all lasted around the same amount of time. 2015-2017: 1067 days 2018-2021: 1059 days 2022-2025: 1062 days Sometimes the simplest indicators are the best. $BTC #CPIWatch

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$150B in leveraged positions got wiped this year. That’s longs and shorts. Roughly $400–500M getting liquidated every single day, according to CoinGlass. $ASTER

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Why banks couldn’t hold XRP and why that might change soon Right now, banks avoid XRP for one main reason: regulation. Under current rules, XRP is treated as high risk. For every $1 of XRP a bank holds, it must lock up $12.50 in capital. That makes holding XRP basically pointless for institutions. It’s not about tech. It’s not about demand. It’s about capital rules. But here’s what’s changing 👇 As regulations become clearer, XRP could move into a lower-risk category. If that happens, the capital requirement drops massively. And that changes everything. • Banks could finally hold XRP directly • Liquidity becomes easier • Real institutional usage becomes possible This isn’t hype or price talk. It’s about how banks are allowed to operate. Markets don’t move on hype. They move when rules change. And if those rules change for XRP, demand won’t slowly grow it turns on instantly. That’s the part most people are missing. $XRP

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South Korean Exchange Considers Extending Trading Hours

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Bitcoin Price Movements Could Trigger Significant Liquidations

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China Focuses on Integrating Technology in Environmental Governance

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Tokyo Inflation Eases More Than Expected, Bank of Japan Likely to Maintain Rate Hikes

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Trader Increases Short Position with Bitcoin and AAVE

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