Bitcoin has been stuck below $70,000 this week, drifting in a tight range as traders parse institutional moves and on-chain shifts.
Institutional hands barely flinched, trimming only 3.5% of Bitcoin ETF exposure in Q4 2025. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin Whale Exchange Ratio climbed to its highest in 11 years, signaling large holders swapping positions.
The Supreme Court struck down key Trump-era tariffs, potentially unlocking up to $175 billion in refunds—capital that could trickle into digital assets and ETF inflows.
Watch tomorrow’s yen moves—carry unwinds could force fresh risk-off waves across crypto.
Everyone’s overlooking the AI crackdown on crypto chatter in OpenClaw’s Discord (CoinDesk). If major platforms start slamming doors on wallet talk, retail curiosity may hit a wall regardless of on-chain metrics. That ban isn’t just a quirk—it’s a warning that mainstream channels still view digital assets as toxic, even when whales pile in.
Here’s the kicker: political betting ETFs (“ambient gambling,” CryptoSlate) and the Supreme Court’s tariff refund bonanza are two sides of the same coin. Both moves turn once-opaque policy risks into tradable instruments, shifting capital from dusty lobbying backrooms straight into brokerage rails—and into crypto ETFs when yield in banks is zero.
Bottom line: volatility will spike, but that’s your entry point. Scout layer-2 and DeFi protocols with real utility before the herd wakes up. When the yen calms and tariff checks arrive, those projects will have already run up.
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DeXe whale accumulation hits ‘alarming’ rate: Is rally to $10 next?
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Crypto investors’ interest moves ‘pretty wide’ beyond majors as dip drags: Exec
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XRP holds $1.35 amid $1.84M ETF inflows: Reversal ahead?
XRP strength continues to dominate headlines while building steadily on the charts.
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