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Bitcoin's Rollercoaster: Institutions Buy the Dip as Miners Capitulate and Drama Hits Strategy
Crypto Success: Bitcoin Trading & Investment Strategies podcast.
Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your next-door buddy diving deep into the blockchain buzz for this wild week in Bitcoin trading and investment strategies. Bitcoin's been on a rollercoaster, dipping below $87,000 as of December 26 according to CoinDesk, after a painful 9% drop over the last 30 days per VanEck's Mid-December ChainCheck. Volatility spiked above 45%, the highest since April, with the low hitting around $80.7k on November 22—PlanB called it a big 30% dip from the all-time high in his latest YouTube analysis.
But hold up, dip-buyers are stepping in big time. VanEck reports Digital Asset Treasuries like Michael Saylor's Strategy scooped up 42k BTC, their largest haul since July, pushing holdings to 1.09 million BTC. That's corporations stacking sats while ETP investors pulled back, dropping holdings by 120 basis points. Miners are capitulating too—hash rate plunged 4%, the sharpest since April 2024, which VanEck says is historically bullish, with 90-day forward returns beating the average by 2400 basis points when hash rate shrinks.
Price predictions? Changelly forecasts BTC climbing to $93,179 by December 29 from today's $87,547, with December averaging $92,394 and peaking at $95,714—up 10.9% ROI potential. Binance echoes mild gains, eyeing $87,550 by week's end. Looking ahead, Bitwise predicts 2026 ETFs gobbling over 100% of new Bitcoin supply as institutions accelerate. But drama at Strategy: CEO Phong Le admitted on a podcast they'd sell BTC if mNAV dips below one to cover dividends, per Fortune—shares tanked, and experts like Patrick Horsman at BNB Plus warn of a slide to $60k.
Trading tip from your pal Willy: Watch those long-term holders—they're diamond hands, unmoved per VanEck, while medium-term ones sell. Stack on miner capitulation signals, and this could be your entry. HODL smart, trade volatile perps cautiously with basis at 5% annualized.
Thanks for tuning in, crypto crew—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, and 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 the blockchain buzz for this wild week in Bitcoin trading and investment strategies. Bitcoin's been on a rollercoaster, dipping below $87,000 as of December 26 according to CoinDesk, after a painful 9% drop over the last 30 days per VanEck's Mid-December ChainCheck. Volatility spiked above 45%, the highest since April, with the low hitting around $80.7k on November 22—PlanB called it a big 30% dip from the all-time high in his latest YouTube analysis.
But hold up, dip-buyers are stepping in big time. VanEck reports Digital Asset Treasuries like Michael Saylor's Strategy scooped up 42k BTC, their largest haul since July, pushing holdings to 1.09 million BTC. That's corporations stacking sats while ETP investors pulled back, dropping holdings by 120 basis points. Miners are capitulating too—hash rate plunged 4%, the sharpest since April 2024, which VanEck says is historically bullish, with 90-day forward returns beating the average by 2400 basis points when hash rate shrinks.
Price predictions? Changelly forecasts BTC climbing to $93,179 by December 29 from today's $87,547, with December averaging $92,394 and peaking at $95,714—up 10.9% ROI potential. Binance echoes mild gains, eyeing $87,550 by week's end. Looking ahead, Bitwise predicts 2026 ETFs gobbling over 100% of new Bitcoin supply as institutions accelerate. But drama at Strategy: CEO Phong Le admitted on a podcast they'd sell BTC if mNAV dips below one to cover dividends, per Fortune—shares tanked, and experts like Patrick Horsman at BNB Plus warn of a slide to $60k.
Trading tip from your pal Willy: Watch those long-term holders—they're diamond hands, unmoved per VanEck, while medium-term ones sell. Stack on miner capitulation signals, and this could be your entry. HODL smart, trade volatile perps cautiously with basis at 5% annualized.
Thanks for tuning in, crypto crew—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, and 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 the blockchain buzz for this wild week in Bitcoin trading and investment strategies. Bitcoin's been on a rollercoaster, dipping below $87,000 as of December 26 according to CoinDesk, after a painful 9% drop over the last 30 days per VanEck's Mid-December ChainCheck. Volatility spiked above 45%, the highest since April, with the low hitting around $80.7k on November 22—PlanB called it a big 30% dip from the all-time high in his latest YouTube analysis.
But hold up, dip-buyers are stepping in big time. VanEck reports Digital Asset Treasuries like Michael Saylor's Strategy scooped up 42k BTC, their largest haul since July, pushing holdings to 1.09 million BTC. That's corporations stacking sats while ETP investors pulled back, dropping holdings by 120 basis points. Miners are capitulating too—hash rate plunged 4%, the sharpest since April 2024, which VanEck says is historically bullish, with 90-day forward returns beating the average by 2400 basis points when hash rate shrinks.
Price predictions? Changelly forecasts BTC climbing to $93,179 by December 29 from today's $87,547, with December averaging $92,394 and peaking at $95,714—up 10.9% ROI potential. Binance echoes mild gains, eyeing $87,550 by week's end. Looking ahead, Bitwise predicts 2026 ETFs gobbling over 100% of new Bitcoin supply as institutions accelerate. But drama at Strategy: CEO Phong Le admitted on a podcast they'd sell BTC if mNAV dips below one to cover dividends, per Fortune—shares tanked, and experts like Patrick Horsman at BNB Plus warn of a slide to $60k.
Trading tip from your pal Willy: Watch those long-term holders—they're diamond hands, unmoved per VanEck, while medium-term ones sell. Stack on miner capitulation signals, and this could be your entry. HODL smart, trade volatile perps cautiously with basis at 5% annualized.
Thanks for tuning in, crypto crew—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, and 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 the blockchain buzz for this wild week in Bitcoin trading and investment strategies. Bitcoin's been on a rollercoaster, dipping below $87,000 as of December 26 according to CoinDesk, after a painful 9% drop over the last 30 days per VanEck's Mid-December ChainCheck. Volatility spiked above 45%, the highest since April, with the low hitting around $80.7k on November 22—PlanB called it a big 30% dip from the all-time high in his latest YouTube analysis.
But hold up, dip-buyers are stepping in big time. VanEck reports Digital Asset Treasuries like Michael Saylor's Strategy scooped up 42k BTC, their largest haul since July, pushing holdings to 1.09 million BTC. That's corporations stacking sats while ETP investors pulled back, dropping holdings by 120 basis points. Miners are capitulating too—hash rate plunged 4%, the sharpest since April 2024, which VanEck says is historically bullish, with 90-day forward returns beating the average by 2400 basis points when hash rate shrinks.
Price predictions? Changelly forecasts BTC climbing to $93,179 by December 29 from today's $87,547, with December averaging $92,394 and peaking at $95,714—up 10.9% ROI potential. Binance echoes mild gains, eyeing $87,550 by week's end. Looking ahead, Bitwise predicts 2026 ETFs gobbling over 100% of new Bitcoin supply as institutions accelerate. But drama at Strategy: CEO Phong Le admitted on a podcast they'd sell BTC if mNAV dips below one to cover dividends, per Fortune—shares tanked, and experts like Patrick Horsman at BNB Plus warn of a slide to $60k.
Trading tip from your pal Willy: Watch those long-term holders—they're diamond hands, unmoved per VanEck, while medium-term ones sell. Stack on miner capitulation signals, and this could be your entry. HODL smart, trade volatile perps cautiously with basis at 5% annualized.
Thanks for tuning in, crypto crew—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, and 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