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Bitcoin Tests 83k Support as Gold Crashes and ETF Flows Flip Flop Your Weekly Crypto Trading Breakdown
Blockchain Investing Strategies: Cryptocurrency Trading Guide podcast.
Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your next-door buddy diving deep into blockchain investing strategies and this wild week's crypto trading action up to January 31, 2026. Buckle up—it's been a rollercoaster!
Bitcoin's been testing our nerves, dropping from near $96k early January to a gut-punch low of $83k this week, per Santiment's full W4 summary. Despite a massive $6 trillion crash in gold and silver markets—Fortune reports silver tanked 30%—that hoped-for liquidity rotation into BTC hasn't hit yet. Trading volume spiked 85% week-over-week, signaling traders shaking off the wait-and-see vibe. Santiment analysts eye on-chain metrics showing mixed signals: is the bottom in, or more pain ahead? Hold that $86k support level, as Amberdata warns, with BTC rebounding to $88k after Japan's bond meltdown and Trump tariff threats on the EU rattled global risk-off moves.
ETFs tell a tale of two weeks—Merkle Tree Capital notes a bright spot with $1.42 billion inflows last week into BlackRock's IBIT, which snagged $1 billion alone, plus Fidelity's FBTC and ARK's offerings. But Amberdata flips it: $1.1 billion outflows from January 20-26, heaviest since early month, amid U.S. political drama between President Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell over rates. Total market cap hovers near $3.24 trillion, with BTC up 7% YTD at ~$93k mid-month before the dip, ETH at $3,180, and Solana at $133.
Trading guide time: Funding rates compressed healthily—BTC at +0.42% (58% APR), per Amberdata—showing long bias without overcrowding. Long/short ratios scream conviction, SOL leading at 4.32x. Stablecoins contracted $3.2 billion, USDC burns dominating while USDT gained, hinting offshore retail preference. DeFi's chill: liquidations just $5.7 million, low utilization at 37.9%. Strategy? Buy dips patiently—OANDA flags ETH's $3k-$3.2k pivot, BTC's $98k-$100k resistance. Watch CLARITY Act delays, shutdown risks, and Fed clarity for catalysts. Glassnode sees subdued BTC sentiment but deleveraging reshaping derivatives for Q1 upside. Tether froze $182 million USDT on Tron for illicit use, aligning with U.S. regs.
Position for rotation to utility like privacy and prediction markets, as Merkle suggests. Volatility's your friend—scale in on weakness, hedge with stables.
Thanks for tuning in, pals—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production. For me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your next-door buddy diving deep into blockchain investing strategies and this wild week's crypto trading action up to January 31, 2026. Buckle up—it's been a rollercoaster!
Bitcoin's been testing our nerves, dropping from near $96k early January to a gut-punch low of $83k this week, per Santiment's full W4 summary. Despite a massive $6 trillion crash in gold and silver markets—Fortune reports silver tanked 30%—that hoped-for liquidity rotation into BTC hasn't hit yet. Trading volume spiked 85% week-over-week, signaling traders shaking off the wait-and-see vibe. Santiment analysts eye on-chain metrics showing mixed signals: is the bottom in, or more pain ahead? Hold that $86k support level, as Amberdata warns, with BTC rebounding to $88k after Japan's bond meltdown and Trump tariff threats on the EU rattled global risk-off moves.
ETFs tell a tale of two weeks—Merkle Tree Capital notes a bright spot with $1.42 billion inflows last week into BlackRock's IBIT, which snagged $1 billion alone, plus Fidelity's FBTC and ARK's offerings. But Amberdata flips it: $1.1 billion outflows from January 20-26, heaviest since early month, amid U.S. political drama between President Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell over rates. Total market cap hovers near $3.24 trillion, with BTC up 7% YTD at ~$93k mid-month before the dip, ETH at $3,180, and Solana at $133.
Trading guide time: Funding rates compressed healthily—BTC at +0.42% (58% APR), per Amberdata—showing long bias without overcrowding. Long/short ratios scream conviction, SOL leading at 4.32x. Stablecoins contracted $3.2 billion, USDC burns dominating while USDT gained, hinting offshore retail preference. DeFi's chill: liquidations just $5.7 million, low utilization at 37.9%. Strategy? Buy dips patiently—OANDA flags ETH's $3k-$3.2k pivot, BTC's $98k-$100k resistance. Watch CLARITY Act delays, shutdown risks, and Fed clarity for catalysts. Glassnode sees subdued BTC sentiment but deleveraging reshaping derivatives for Q1 upside. Tether froze $182 million USDT on Tron for illicit use, aligning with U.S. regs.
Position for rotation to utility like privacy and prediction markets, as Merkle suggests. Volatility's your friend—scale in on weakness, hedge with stables.
Thanks for tuning in, pals—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production. For me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your next-door buddy diving deep into blockchain investing strategies and this wild week's crypto trading action up to January 31, 2026. Buckle up—it's been a rollercoaster!
Bitcoin's been testing our nerves, dropping from near $96k early January to a gut-punch low of $83k this week, per Santiment's full W4 summary. Despite a massive $6 trillion crash in gold and silver markets—Fortune reports silver tanked 30%—that hoped-for liquidity rotation into BTC hasn't hit yet. Trading volume spiked 85% week-over-week, signaling traders shaking off the wait-and-see vibe. Santiment analysts eye on-chain metrics showing mixed signals: is the bottom in, or more pain ahead? Hold that $86k support level, as Amberdata warns, with BTC rebounding to $88k after Japan's bond meltdown and Trump tariff threats on the EU rattled global risk-off moves.
ETFs tell a tale of two weeks—Merkle Tree Capital notes a bright spot with $1.42 billion inflows last week into BlackRock's IBIT, which snagged $1 billion alone, plus Fidelity's FBTC and ARK's offerings. But Amberdata flips it: $1.1 billion outflows from January 20-26, heaviest since early month, amid U.S. political drama between President Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell over rates. Total market cap hovers near $3.24 trillion, with BTC up 7% YTD at ~$93k mid-month before the dip, ETH at $3,180, and Solana at $133.
Trading guide time: Funding rates compressed healthily—BTC at +0.42% (58% APR), per Amberdata—showing long bias without overcrowding. Long/short ratios scream conviction, SOL leading at 4.32x. Stablecoins contracted $3.2 billion, USDC burns dominating while USDT gained, hinting offshore retail preference. DeFi's chill: liquidations just $5.7 million, low utilization at 37.9%. Strategy? Buy dips patiently—OANDA flags ETH's $3k-$3.2k pivot, BTC's $98k-$100k resistance. Watch CLARITY Act delays, shutdown risks, and Fed clarity for catalysts. Glassnode sees subdued BTC sentiment but deleveraging reshaping derivatives for Q1 upside. Tether froze $182 million USDT on Tron for illicit use, aligning with U.S. regs.
Position for rotation to utility like privacy and prediction markets, as Merkle suggests. Volatility's your friend—scale in on weakness, hedge with stables.
Thanks for tuning in, pals—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production. For me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your next-door buddy diving deep into blockchain investing strategies and this wild week's crypto trading action up to January 31, 2026. Buckle up—it's been a rollercoaster!
Bitcoin's been testing our nerves, dropping from near $96k early January to a gut-punch low of $83k this week, per Santiment's full W4 summary. Despite a massive $6 trillion crash in gold and silver markets—Fortune reports silver tanked 30%—that hoped-for liquidity rotation into BTC hasn't hit yet. Trading volume spiked 85% week-over-week, signaling traders shaking off the wait-and-see vibe. Santiment analysts eye on-chain metrics showing mixed signals: is the bottom in, or more pain ahead? Hold that $86k support level, as Amberdata warns, with BTC rebounding to $88k after Japan's bond meltdown and Trump tariff threats on the EU rattled global risk-off moves.
ETFs tell a tale of two weeks—Merkle Tree Capital notes a bright spot with $1.42 billion inflows last week into BlackRock's IBIT, which snagged $1 billion alone, plus Fidelity's FBTC and ARK's offerings. But Amberdata flips it: $1.1 billion outflows from January 20-26, heaviest since early month, amid U.S. political drama between President Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell over rates. Total market cap hovers near $3.24 trillion, with BTC up 7% YTD at ~$93k mid-month before the dip, ETH at $3,180, and Solana at $133.
Trading guide time: Funding rates compressed healthily—BTC at +0.42% (58% APR), per Amberdata—showing long bias without overcrowding. Long/short ratios scream conviction, SOL leading at 4.32x. Stablecoins contracted $3.2 billion, USDC burns dominating while USDT gained, hinting offshore retail preference. DeFi's chill: liquidations just $5.7 million, low utilization at 37.9%. Strategy? Buy dips patiently—OANDA flags ETH's $3k-$3.2k pivot, BTC's $98k-$100k resistance. Watch CLARITY Act delays, shutdown risks, and Fed clarity for catalysts. Glassnode sees subdued BTC sentiment but deleveraging reshaping derivatives for Q1 upside. Tether froze $182 million USDT on Tron for illicit use, aligning with U.S. regs.
Position for rotation to utility like privacy and prediction markets, as Merkle suggests. Volatility's your friend—scale in on weakness, hedge with stables.
Thanks for tuning in, pals—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production. For me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI