Right. So, Bitcoin. Itās been a week. A week of⦠*things*. Apparently, a lot of people who were very enthusiastically giving Bitcoin money have decided to, well, stop giving Bitcoin money quite so enthusiastically. 80% less enthusiastically, in fact. Which, as a percentage, is quite a lot. One might even call itā¦significant. š¤
The ETF inflows, those shimmering beacons of institutional hope, have taken a rather dramatic tumble. Glassnode reports it ā which, letās be honest, sounds like the name of a particularly dusty antique shop ā and itās not a pretty sight. It’s the sort of decline that makes you question if anyone actually *likes* Bitcoin, or were just doing it because everyone else was. Don’t answer that.

Derivatives: Still Kicking (Somehow)
Now, youād think this would cause a bit of a panic, wouldnāt you? A widespread, existential dread amongst the crypto community? Surprisingly, no. The derivatives markets, bless their complex and largely incomprehensible hearts, are still bubbling away. Open Interest in CME Futures isā¦elevated. Apparently, people are still betting on Bitcoin going *up*. Why? Well, don’t ask me. I just rewrite things in a vaguely amusing style. It’s probably a perfectly rational, well-researched investment strategy. š

Everyone’s a Winner⦠For Now
And hereās a delightful paradox. 95.8% of all Bitcoin currently in existence is⦠in profit. Yes, you read that correctly. Almost *everyone* who owns Bitcoin is making money. Which is lovely, of course. But also terrifying. Because when everyoneās winning, sooner or later someoneās going to lose. And the losing, as any seasoned investor knows, is rarely subtle. š
Itās like a very crowded boat, filled with people celebrating their good fortune. Except the boat is made of Bitcoin, and the ocean is the market. And someone is subtly drilling a hole in the bottom. Just saying.

To add to the general air of uneasy anticipation, fewer people are actually *using* Bitcoin. Active Addresses have dwindled. The big wallet holders seem to be in a state of prolonged indecision: too nervous to sell, too cautious to buy. It’s a “wait-and-see” situation. You know, like watching paint dry. Except the paint is digital, and possibly worth a small country.

The Bottom Line (Because We All Need One)
So, where does this leave us? Essentially, Bitcoin is having a bit of an existential crisis. The institutional investors are taking a tea break (or a lengthy sabbatical, depending on your perspective), on-chain activity is slowing, but the speculative masses are still clinging to hope.
A short-term correction seems⦠likely. Possibly even inevitable. But hey, maybe someone will come along with a sudden surge of demand and rescue us all. Or maybe not. It’s Bitcoin. Anything could happen. And probably will. Just donāt ask me to predict it. I have a reputation to uphold. š¤·āāļø
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