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- Major crypto whales shifted $456M to Ethereum from Bitcoin, signaling a market rotation toward altcoins with growth potential. - Institutional players like Bitmine and corporate treasuries accelerated ETH accumulation, with on-chain balances exceeding $10B. - Analysts highlight Ethereum's 25% price surge and institutional ETF inflows as key drivers, contrasting Bitcoin's 5.3% correction. - Market sentiment favors Ethereum's network upgrades and DeFi growth, with expectations of $5,500-$6,000 price target
- Moonshot MAGAX, a meme-to-earn token blending DeFi utility with AI-driven engagement, is in presale at $0.00027 with analysts projecting 8,850% returns by 2025. - Its deflationary tokenomics, staking rewards, and CertiK-verified smart contracts differentiate it from traditional meme coins like Shiba Inu and Pepe. - With 75% of Stage 1 tokens sold and whale accumulation evident, MAGAX's structured roadmap and community growth position it as a high-potential ROI contender against Solana.
- Bitcoin's 2025 on-chain data shows institutional accumulation rising as short-term retail holdings shrink by 30-38% amid macroeconomic volatility. - Gini coefficient hits 0.4677, with whale wallets (10,000+ BTC) adding 16,000 BTC, mirroring 2019 bull market patterns. - BTC's 0.76 correlation with equities and inverse -0.65 with Fed rates solidifies its role as inflation hedge, outperforming gold's static supply model. - 64% of supply now held for 1+ years, with $104k-$108k identified as critical support
- Standard Chartered targets $7,500 for ETH by 2025, citing structural supply dynamics and institutional demand outpacing Bitcoin. - Institutional ETFs and treasuries absorbed 5% of ETH supply, creating deflationary pressure as corporate holdings reach 10% by 2025. - Ethereum’s 3% staking yield and DeFi utility offer a yield edge over Bitcoin, supported by regulatory clarity and network upgrades. - ETH/BTC ratio is projected to rise to 0.05 by year-end, signaling institutional preference shift and underval
- Prediction markets struggle to compete with traditional hedging tools due to structural limitations like zero-sum dynamics and fragmented liquidity. - Ethereum's DeFi innovations (e.g., liquid staking tokens, AMMs) offer solutions by enabling yield generation alongside speculative bets. - The ETHY.U ETF demonstrates hybrid models combining yield and speculation, achieving 10.08% returns while maintaining price exposure. - Integrating yield mechanisms could attract institutional capital, transforming pred
- 13:22This week, US spot bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of $1.2168 billion, with IBIT accounting for over $1 billion in outflows.BlockBeats News, November 22, according to monitoring by farside, this week the net outflow from US spot Bitcoin ETFs reached $1.2168 billion, including: · IBIT net outflow of $1.0857 billion; · FBTC net outflow of $115.8 million; · BITB net outflow of $7.9 million; · ARKB net outflow of $85 million; · BTCO net inflow of $35.8 million; · EZBC net inflow of $3.3 million; · HODL net outflow of $63.2 million; · GBTC net outflow of $172.4 million; · Grayscale BTC net inflow of $274.1 million.
- 12:55Bloomberg: Wall Street Faces Stress Test as Bitcoin FallsChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, the cryptocurrency market has experienced a rapid and unexpectedly large-scale brutal sell-off in recent weeks. Friday's decline pushed the price of bitcoin close to $80,500, marking its worst monthly performance since 2022. Bitcoin's total market capitalization has evaporated by about $500 billions, and other altcoin markets have also suffered heavy losses. Although the price of bitcoin remains above the level it was at when Trump won the presidential election, its rally during Trump's first year in office has largely faded. This month, investors have withdrawn billions of dollars from 12 bitcoin-related ETFs. Digital Asset Reserve Companies (DATs), inspired by Michael Saylor's Strategy Inc., are also facing even steeper outflows. Fadi Aboualfa, Head of Research at Copper Technologies Ltd., stated that institutional investors do not have a "HODLing" mentality; they rebalance their portfolios when the market declines. This crash lacked the previous systemic pressures and obvious scandal events. Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. analysts Brett Knoblauch and Gareth Gacetta believe that most of the decline can be attributed to the flash crash on October 10, an event that may have had a greater impact on the balance sheets of many large participants than initially expected, forcing them to sell. The flash crash on October 10 liquidated $19 billions in crypto bets within a few hours, exposing issues of insufficient weekend trading liquidity and excessive leverage accumulation on some exchanges. Liquidity in the crypto market remains very low, and market makers weakened by the crash are struggling to step in and support prices. According to Coinglass data, about $1.6 billions in bets were liquidated on Friday. The crypto market is acting as a proxy for rapid risk appetite and is interacting with the volatile trading of tech stocks. Adam Morgan McCarthy, Senior Research Analyst at blockchain data company Kaiko, pointed out that medical device companies or cancer research companies rebranding themselves as "cryptocurrency reserve companies" is a signal of the market cycle. According to CoinMarketCap data, the Fear and Greed index, which measures crypto market sentiment, fell to 11 out of 100 on Friday, entering the "extreme fear" zone.
- 12:41Aerodrome suffers DNS attack, temporarily avoid interacting with the Aerodrome Finance websiteForesight News reported that the Base-based DEX Aerodrome has officially tweeted that it is investigating a suspected DNS hijacking incident. Currently, there are security risks when accessing the Aerodrome Finance website. Please do not use any domain to visit this site, including centralized domains (.finance and .box).