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U.S. Bitcoin ETFs lost $399M on Monday — and $643M on Friday — while Strategy bought 811 BTC at $80,846. Learn the 5-signal scorecard that decides whether $75,597 or $78,661 breaks first.
Bitcoin's daily users fell 43% from the December 2024 peak to 629,000 — yet 819,000 BTC still moves every day. 5 numbers decide whether this is 2018 again or a market changing hands.
Bitcoin worth $707B is now held at a loss and BTC just fell below the $77,700 cost basis of its newest buyers. Here are the 5 numbers that decide whether $75,832 holds or $68,400 comes next.
AI models average $76,650 for Bitcoin on November 30 — but DeepSeek says $80,250 and GPT says $74,500, a $5,750 split. Here are the 5 levels that decide which model wins.
Bitcoin trades at $76,500 — just $1,049 above Strategy's $75,451 average cost on 849,327 BTC — while ETF sellers dumped $398M in a day and treasury buyers bought above the price. 3 scenarios decide $67,776 or $82,150 next.
Since October 12, Strategy has spent $606.2 million buying back its STRC preferred stock and just $87.6 million on bitcoin — a 7-to-1 ratio that flips the Saylor playbook on its head. The reserve clock, not a margin call, is what MSTR holders should watch.
Bitcoin's Guppy chart just flashed the same red signal that preceded the May crash below $60,000 — but the signal also failed twice in 2025. With BTC at $76,770 and $75,682 liquidity below, here are the 5 numbers that decide the next move.
Bitcoin's Fear & Greed Index just fell to 26 — but buying every 'fear' day lost money 51% of the time over 30 days. Here are 5 myths traders get wrong about fear, and the zone rules that actually worked.
ETFs bought $6.2B of Bitcoin in Q3 — nearly twice all newly mined supply — while treasury-company buying collapsed 86% from $7.1B to $1B. Yet BTC now trades near $77,000, down from $83,570. Here is who really bought the rally, who sold $17.4B into it, and what decides the next move.
Bitcoin just printed its 4th straight red week — the longest losing streak since May, when the 4th week plunged 13.93%. Fear crashed to 26, but buyers held $76,471. Here are the 3 levels that decide whether the streak ends at four or repeats May.
Bitcoin rose 53.7% on average in the year after past midterm elections — a stat built on just 3 elections and a halving cycle that explains it better. On election day, with BTC at $76,880, here are the 5 myths to ignore and the levels that actually matter.
Bitcoin fell below $77,000 on midterm morning and now sits on its $76,463 lifeline — hold it and $83,000 is back in play, lose it and $75,000 comes fast. The 5-point checklist that separates a bear trap from a real breakdown.
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