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Bitcoin’s ( $BTC ) resilience is becoming hard to ignore. Despite a $90 billion pullback, Bitcoin’s decline has been shallow compared to the broader market, highlighting its emerging role as a macro hedge. Since February 19th, U.S. equities have erased over $11 trillion in market cap, with much of that loss occurring after the so-called ‘Liberation Day.’ In stark contrast, Bitcoin has only retraced around 5.17% from its peak $1.74 trillion valuation. This growing divergence signals a key structural shift: Bitcoin is decoupling from traditional risk assets. Long-term holders (LTHs) are stepping in aggressively, accumulating Bitcoin at an average price of $84k even as short-term holders lock in losses. Net Position Change metrics show accumulation momentum accelerating, reinforcing the idea that $BTC is being increasingly viewed as a strategic asset. Moreover, the global macro landscape is providing additional tailwinds. Germany’s move to pull back $124 billion worth of gold reserves from New York suggests shifting attitudes toward traditional safe havens. If gold’s reliability continues to erode, Bitcoin stands ready to absorb that demand. In the near term, Bitcoin faces resistance between $85k-$87k — a zone critical to unlocking the next wave of FOMO-driven buying. Whale cohorts have already begun building a strong bid wall, making a breakdown to $77k less likely. With capital rotating out of equities and safe havens losing appeal, Bitcoin is perfectly positioned to move toward six-figure territory. A decisive break above $87k could set the stage for $100k sooner than most expect.

The ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) acquired 54,988 COIN shares worth $8.8 million, bringing its total COIN holdings to $342 million, or 7.5% of the fund. ARK's other ETFs, ARKW and ARKF, also bought COIN shares, along with Amazon shares, totaling $7.8 million. COIN is now the second-largest holding in ARKF, representing 9.4% of the fund. Despite a 5% drop in COIN’s price over the past six months, ARK Invest remains bullish, purchasing over $16 million in COIN shares earlier in March. The stock has fallen below $30 billion in valuation, its lowest since September 2024. #ARKK #Coinbase #COINShares #Investing #ARKInvest #MarketVolatility #ETFs #Amazon #StockPurchase

CryptoQuant CEO Warns: Bitcoin Has Entered a Bear Market Today, Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant—a leading blockchain data analytics platform—made a striking statement on X: Bitcoin’s bull cycle has come to an end. His analysis hinges on the Realized Cap metric, a tool that measures actual capital flowing into the Bitcoin market through on-chain transactions. According to CryptoQuant’s data, despite capital continuing to flow in, Bitcoin’s price remains stagnant, signaling strong selling pressure and the onset of a bear market. A chart provided by CryptoQuant illustrates the trend: during previous bull cycles, Bitcoin’s Market Cap often surged far beyond its Realized Cap. However, currently, the price is stalling despite new capital inflows. Ki Young Ju highlighted MicroStrategy’s strategy of using convertible bonds to purchase Bitcoin, which previously drove significant price increases during periods of low selling pressure. Yet, near the $100,000 mark, intense selling pressure has halted price growth. The CryptoQuant CEO predicts that a short-term recovery is unlikely, with a true reversal potentially taking at least six months. This insight has sparked significant attention within the crypto investment community. #Bitcoin #CryptoQuant #RealizedCap #BearMarket #OnChainAnalysis

The sudden calm that falls on a network as active as XRP is never insignificant. After a spectacular rally at the end of 2024, Ripple’s blockchain is experiencing a steep decline in its activity. This retreat of 65% in just a few weeks is not merely a simple adjustment. It reveals a worrying loss of momentum and raises concerns about the market’s solidity. Behind the numbers, it is an entire speculative dynamic that seems to be faltering. On January 16, 2025, the XRP network recorded 63,389 active addresses in a single day, according to data from CryptoQuant. Barely two and a half months later, on April 3, this figure had dropped to 22,859 addresses, marking a spectacular decline of 65%. This sudden drop marks a sharp break with the euphoric period observed between November 2024 and mid-January 2025, where network activity had surged by 432.6%, driven by a wave of speculative optimism. Indeed, this period “followed a cycle of intense speculative interest” motivated by the anticipation “of a pro-crypto presidency” likely to favor Ripple. The signals of cooling are multiple and converging. Here are the main ones: This decrease in on-chain activity reveals a widespread retreat of interest in XRP in the short term. It is not solely explained by external factors, but also by the internal structure of the market itself, which seems to have been overheated during the year-end rally. Beyond the drop in activity, another indicator deserves attention: the structure of capital investment. According to data from Glassnode , the realized capitalization of XRP surged from $30.1 billion to $64.2 billion in just six months. However, more than 62.8% of this capitalization is now held by investors who bought their XRP crypto during this narrow window of speculation between November 2024 and January 2025. In other words, a majority of current holders have invested at relatively high price levels. This recent concentration of wealth creates a risk of fragility. In the event of a prolonged correction or a sudden drop in price, these investors, having a high average purchase cost, are likely to liquidate their positions quickly. This could fuel cascading sell-offs, which would accelerate price declines and exacerbate volatility. Such a phenomenon is even more likely as these new entrants are mostly individual investors, less experienced and more reactive to fear or frustration. The implications of this dynamic are numerous. Firstly, the XRP market becomes mechanically more unstable, as it relies on a base of crypto investors with low resilience. Secondly, any attempt at recovery could be hampered by persistent selling pressure, as current holders look to disengage without loss. Finally, this situation raises questions about the sustainability of Ripple ‘s growth model. Without solid fundamentals or concrete adoption, a return to stability could require much more than a simple technical rebound.

Analyst Uncovers Clues—Is Bitcoin’s Historic Bull Cycle Finally Topping Out? Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, continues to exhibit uncertain momentum since hitting its all-time high above $109,000 in January 2024. Since then, the digital asset has experienced diminished bullish activity and steady downward pressure, reflected by its latest price of approximately $82,000, marking a marginal weekly drop of about 0.6%. Related Reading: Bitcoin Market Sentiment Worsens as Bull Score Index Drops to 10 Market Implications of Volume Ratio Trends Amid these market conditions, Crypto Dan, an analyst contributing to CryptoQuant’s QuickTake platform, has provided insights highlighting a notable market trend. According to Dan, Bitcoin’s trading volume over six to twelve months acts as an indicator of the amount of capital entering the cryptocurrency market during specific market cycles. As highlighted. $BTC