To end the gold trend, the U.S. must pay a high price to restore trust in U.S. Treasury bonds and address the "two out of three" dilemma of low inflation, low interest rates, and dollar hegemony.
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After three months of high-level fluctuations, the Nasdaq has once again fallen below the trend line.
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Written by: Andjela Radmilac Abstract Coinbase's latest survey shows that institutional investors currently exhibit a seemingly contradictory attitude: they verbally claim "the bear market is here," yet continue to hold or even increase their positions in Bitcoin. In this global investor survey jointly released by Coinbase Institutional (Coinbase's institutional business division) and on-chain data analysis company Glassnode, one-quarter (25%) of institutions acknowledge
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A few months ago, the United States spent $500 million to acquire a 49% stake in World Liberty Company, gaining access to tightly protected artificial intelligence chips in the UAE.
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This rotation will reshape institutional funds' views on "safe-haven assets," and Bitcoin is expected to share in the spoils.
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Global assets are facing the "Wash Shock," with precious metals, commodities, and cryptocurrencies all experiencing a sharp decline. Gold nearly fell below $4,400, and Bitcoin dropped below $75,000, hitting a 10-month low, causing extreme panic in the market.
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Author: Blockchain Knight A joint survey by Coinbase and Glassnode shows that a quarter of institutions believe the crypto market has entered a bear market, but the majority still consider Bitcoin to be undervalued and have continued to hold or increase their positions since last October. This paradox reflects the core positioning of institutions, which are cautious about the short-term situation but steadfast in their core Bitcoin holdings, avoiding small-cap, high-volatility assets, as these types of assets can quickly depreciate in value under a retreat of leverage. The root of the paradox lies in the difference in dimensions between cycle labels and value judgments; institutions use "bear market" to describe the short-term cycle.
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In 2025, I practiced a set of combination punches called Sui Stack, and in 2026, I plan to fight a battle about "experience."
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The $32 trillion gold market is moving on-chain.
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1.5 million Clawdbots have taken over the entire network, but is it just human self-indulgence?
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CZ exited early from the collusion of capital and power, and even never became an insider. In the end, he could only reluctantly become a "Canadian citizen of Chinese descent holding a UAE passport," embracing an extremely awkward narrative image of "fighting for space for Chinese people in the crypto world."
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In the analysis from a month ago, the author repeatedly reminded investors: the rise initiated around $80,600 is more likely a technical correction rather than a trend-level movement. Based on the structure, sentiment, and cycle judgments at that time, caution was still needed for a second downward risk after the rebound. The current market performance precisely confirms the author's analysis over the past few months and indicates that structural analysis often holds more reference value when sentiment is at its most optimistic. Core Summary: • Bitcoin broke through the key level of $80,600 last week, establishing a C wave adjustment at the weekly level, consistent with the previous analysis of the overall market trend structure...
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