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A fresh round of Bitcoin market-manipulation chatter is ricocheting through crypto X after Jane Street added 7,105,206 shares of BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, in Q4 2025, bringing its reported position to 20,315,780 shares. Speculators tie this disclosure to a long-running rumor about a daily “10AM” sell program. Is Jane Street Manipulating The Bitcoin Price? The allegation is simple and sticky: the same sophisticated desk “accumulating” IBIT is also supposedly the desk leaning on BTC and BTC-linked vehicles at a predictable time each morning to create better entry prices. The rebuttal, from market structure veterans, is equally blunt: you’re reading…
Mobilum: The All-in-One Bitcoin Banking App Bridging Crypto & Traditional Finance
Cryptocurrencies are everywhere, but few people use them in their day-to-day lives. Mobilum changes the capability of crypto to be used for everyday things. Most people don’t think about cryptos like cash, but Mobilum has tools that make the all-in Bitcoin Banking app a reality! Mobilum: The One-Stop Bitcoin Banking App Mobilum is here to make crypto banking easy. With a focus on Bitcoin, the platform puts all the power of Web3 payments in one place. Instead of using multiple apps, Mabilum lets people spend, earn, and lend from a simple app with a friendly UX. As a non-custodial platform,…
BTC endures sharpest capitulation since 2022
In the past month, BTC selling revealed the steepest capitulation since 2022. The Aggregate 30D Realized Cap turned sharply negative, showing the ongoing absorption of real losses. The BTC downturn from $90,000 to the $60,000 range was caused by the steepest capitulation since 2022. The market downturn showed multiple sources of selling pressure, coming from ETFs, strategic trader whales, as well as long-term holders. This time around, the supply of stablecoins has remained flat, with no new minting and inflows of liquidity. In early February, signs of a market capitulation were already present, and the selling has only deepened. At…
A Simple Guide for Traders
Ever looked at a price chart and wondered, “Where is this market going next?” You’re not alone. Every trader, whether new or experienced, faces this question daily. The good news? There’s a simple yet powerful tool that can help you make sense of price movements – trend lines and channels.Mastering these tools can be the difference between making confident trades and feeling lost in a sea of candlesticks. So, let’s break it down step by step in an easy-to-follow, no-nonsense way.Understanding Trendlines: The BasicsThink of trendlines as your market GPS. They help you see the overall direction of price movements.…
MicroStrategy May Face Tax Issues Over $19 Billion Unrealized Bitcoin Gains: Report
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, business intelligence firm MicroStrategy may face significant tax liabilities on its unrealized Bitcoin (BTC) gains, valued at $19 billion. MicroStrategy, notably the world’s largest corporate BTC holder, currently holds more than 430,000 BTC on its balance sheet. Unrealized Bitcoin Gains Could Pose Challenges For MicroStrategy As of now, MicroStrategy’s total Bitcoin holdings are worth over $47 billion, with $19 billion in unrealized gains. Over the years, the US-based company has raised funds through stock and debt offerings to…
Telegram use in Russia faces rising blocks and slowdown as regulators tighten controls. Summary Telegram blocked 238.8k channels on Feb 15 and 187.3k on Feb 16, taking total blocked groups and channels to over 7.463m since Jan 1. Russia fully blocked WhatsApp and removed its domains from DNS, steering users toward the state-backed Max messenger amid broader social-media restrictions. Despite throttling and potential April 1 blocking, Russian users increasingly rely on VPNs and alternative apps like imo to keep messaging access. Telegram has begun blocking illegal content and has sufficient time to meet Russian regulatory requirements, according to a senior…
What Is Blockchain Bridges? How They Enable Cross-Chain Communication and Transfers
Say you’re at a party. Some people are talking about Bitcoin, others about Ethereum, and a few about Solana. They’re all excited about their own blockchains. But here’s the catch—these blockchains don’t naturally talk to each other. It’s like a room full of people speaking different languages with no translator.That’s where blockchain bridges come in. They act as translators, allowing blockchains to communicate. Bridges let you transfer assets, like cryptocurrencies, or even information between different blockchains. What Exactly Is a Blockchain Bridge?Blockchain bridge is like a literal bridge connecting two islands. Each island is a blockchain with its own unique rules, currencies,…
TLDR The U.K. FCA has published a final consultation on applying consumer duty to cryptocurrency firms. Feedback on the consultation is due by March 12, influencing future crypto regulations. The FCA requires crypto firms to act in good faith and provide clear information to customers. The FCA plans to open the application gateway for crypto firms seeking authorization in September 2026. The consultation will shape rules for crypto firms in the U.K. under the new legislation set for October 2027. The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has advanced its efforts to regulate cryptocurrency firms with a new consultation on consumer…
Cumulative spot selling pressure across altcoins, excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum, has reached a five-year extreme, according to data released by CryptoQuant, marking one of the most persistent distribution phases in recent market cycles. Summary Cumulative altcoin buy-sell difference excluding BTC, ETH widened to about -$209b over 13 straight months, the most sell-dominant phase in 5 years. Indicator was near $0 in Jan 2025 before prolonged selling, signaling structural outflows, fading retail demand, and little visible institutional accumulation in altcoins. BTC trades well below its Oct 2025 ATH, while altcoin spot markets remain under pressure, with past cycle reversals only emerging…
Injective (INJ) Crashes 90%: Market Cap Falls to $300M Amid Weak Fundamentals
TLDR: Injective INJ lost 90% as market cap fell from $4B to $300M due to weak fundamentals. Total value locked remained under $100M, failing to support previous market hype. Price failed to reclaim $10 breakout level, signaling structural trend weakness. Large protocol wallets reduced circulating liquidity, increasing volatility and pressure on INJ. Injective (INJ) has experienced a steep decline, losing nearly 90% of its market value. The token’s market cap dropped from almost $4 billion in 2024 to around $300 million today. Early hype around on-chain derivatives, fast execution, and new integrations fueled a vertical price surge. However, underlying…
