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$ETH - Two discount red candles in the buy box. I'm sure Blackrock dumping 500 million into $ETH was just for fun.

S&P 500 now on 4 straight days of red. Doesn't happen too often so it's natural for panic to bleed into the markets. Usually after 4 there's some relief, last time we had 6 in a row it was a local bottom.

The crypto market has taken a massive hit in the past 24 hours, with total market capitalization dropping below the crucial $3 trillion mark, currently sitting at $2.98 trillion. This sharp decline of over 7% signals a potential further slide in crypto prices. Market sentiment is turning increasingly bearish as Bitcoin inches closer to the critical psychological level of $90,000. If Bitcoin fails to hold above this mark and drops lower, it could trigger an even more severe crash, dragging altcoins further into the red. Total crypto market cap in USD - TradingView The entire market is experiencing a broad sell-off. Bitcoin, the leading indicator of crypto sentiment, is struggling, which affects the entire ecosystem. Historically, altcoins tend to crash harder and recover slower than Bitcoin , leading to increased fear among investors. The Federal Reserve continues its quantitative tightening (QT) policies, signaling that interest rate cuts are unlikely in the near future. Higher interest rates make risk assets like cryptocurrencies less attractive, leading to more sell-offs. Additionally, uncertainty remains about whether Donald Trump’s administration will implement the "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve" plan, which could provide a massive boost to Bitcoin but has yet to materialize. The correlation between the crypto market and traditional financial markets remains strong. Last week, the S&P 500 experienced its worst day in two months, falling by nearly 2%. A weak stock market often translates to a weak crypto market, as institutional investors adjust their risk exposure. A recent security breach at Bybit, a major crypto exchange, has heightened fear among investors. Many traders are now hesitant to enter the market, reducing overall buying pressure and leaving prices vulnerable to further declines. The market-wide decline has hit some cryptocurrencies particularly hard. Here are the biggest losers in the past 24 hours: As the crypto market remains volatile, traders are closely watching Bitcoin’s $90,000 level. If further downside is seen, expect more pain ahead for altcoins and the entire market.

Glassnode: $BTC short-term holder SOPR struggles at breakeven According to Glassnode on X, Bitcoin’s short-term holder (STH) SOPR (7-day SMA) is testing the 1.0 breakeven level again. Historically, breaking above 1.0 confirms a bullish shift, while failure to do so leads to renewed selling pressure. The STH-SOPR Multiple, which tracks short-term profitability trends, is currently in the red zone, indicating increased realized losses.

Anyway, I'll take one of those 'Red Monday, green week' specials