On Dec. 29, a usually quiet corner of the Federal Reserve’s data release lit up: the overnight repo line item suddenly printed $16 billion after hovering near zero on most days. Shortly after, combined usage around this liquidity backstop climbed… Read More »Why a $26 Billion Fed Liquidity Spike Might Matter More to Bitcoin Than You Think
In a 24-hour span that rattled even seasoned crypto traders, Bitcoin briefly broke above $90,000 on Dec. 29 before surrendering the entire move in a sharp reversal less than half a day later. The price pattern, which some traders likened… Read More »Bitcoin’s Sudden $90K Whipsaw Spurs Accusations of Market Maker Manipulation
In 2025, Strategy — the company formerly known as MicroStrategy — escalated its Bitcoin play to a level that materially altered the supply landscape for the asset. By year-end, the firm had purchased roughly 225,027 BTC, a haul that exceeded… Read More »How Strategy Spent Half Its Market Value to Corner 2025’s New Bitcoin Supply
Each year, the same ritual plays out: a quiet winter morning, a familiar cup of tea, and the December 26 Bitcoin price chart. Taken in isolation, a single Boxing Day close is just another datapoint. Lined up across the exchange… Read More »What Bitcoin’s Missed $95K Christmas Target Signals for Traders
As 2025 winds down in the quiet stretch between holidays, Bitcoin’s market mood feels both recognizable and subtly different. The familiar pendulum between euphoria and anxiety is still swinging, but the mix of people watching the chart has changed. Veteran… Read More »Will Bitcoin’s Post-Halving Patterns Set Up a 2026 Breakout?
Headlines around Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have started to read like a running scoreboard: “record inflows,” “largest outflows ever,” “institutions dumping.” Yet taken in isolation, these snapshots can mislead more than they inform. A single day of redemptions in one… Read More »Why ‘Record’ Bitcoin ETF Outflows Don’t Mean Institutions Are Dumping BTC