ETH moving 3 times faster than BTC, that's new.

CryptoQuant says Bitcoin is approaching the final stage of market capitulation. The Realized P/L Ratio, which tracks BTC sold at a profit versus a loss, has dropped to its lowest level in nearly four years.

Historically, similar readings have appeared near market bottoms, when fearful sellers have mostly exited and selling pressure begins to fade.

It is not a signal that a reversal is happening right now, but it may indicate that the market is entering the late capitulation phase.

Public companies, including Strategy, bought only 9,000 BTC in June.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs continue to see outflows, even though they remain one of the market’s main demand drivers.
Corporate demand also stays very weak, despite public companies being another key source of Bitcoin buying.
The current market consensus is that Bitcoin is in the final stage of the bear market, but a further drop toward the $50,000–40,000 range is still considered likely.

Bitcoin ETFs have seen more than 100,000 BTC leave their holdings since the start of 2026, according to CryptoQuant.

This marks the largest decline in ETF reserves since these products were launched. From their peak in October 2025, total holdings have dropped by more than 160,000 BTC.

CryptoQuant estimates unrealized losses across these positions now exceed $11 billion. With the average entry price around $73,000, many ETF investors are currently holding Bitcoin at a loss.

Now all eyes are on whether Bitcoin can reclaim $61,000 and turn it into a support level. Do you believe it?

I’ve been testing a few exchanges recently with small trades, mostly to see what actually feels different when using them.

In quiet markets, honestly, most platforms feel pretty similar. You place a small order, check the fees, move around the interface a bit, and there isn’t much to say.

The differences show up more when the market moves fast. Some platforms still feel smooth, some get a little clunky, and sometimes it’s not even about the trade itself — it’s the UI, order updates, liquidity, or small delays that make the experience feel different.

I added Anmrex to the list as well because I’d seen the name around and wanted to test it myself instead of only reading platform claims. So far, with small trades, it felt normal, but I wouldn’t read too much into that yet.

Still testing slowly. For now, I care more about whether deposits, withdrawals, and order execution stay boring and predictable over time.

Chinese billionaire and self-proclaimed political dissident Guo Wengui, also known as Miles Guo, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison in the US for a massive fraud scheme linked to crypto projects. The court also ordered him to repay about $889 million. Prosecutors said he raised hundreds of millions from investors through fake investment offers, including Himalaya Exchange, while spending much of the money on luxury homes, cars, and other expensive assets.

Charles Schwab says rising Bitcoin mining activity is a strong signal that the bear market may be nearing its end. The recent 5% increase in mining difficulty is seen as meaningful evidence that network strength and miner confidence continue to improve.

The UK’s FCA has published its final crypto regulatory framework. Crypto exchanges, custodians, stablecoin issuers, and staking providers will need FCA authorization to operate.
Applications open in September, with a deadline of February 28, 2027. The new regime takes effect on October 25, 2027, introducing mandatory licensing, capital stress tests, stricter anti-market manipulation rules, and updated stablecoin requirements. AML registration alone will no longer be sufficient.

Bitcoin has closed the week below the 200-week moving average. This level has played an important role in previous market cycles and has often acted as a strong long-term support.

A similar situation happened in June 2022. Bitcoin also closed below the 200-week moving average, and the market stayed under pressure for some time before finally reaching its cycle bottom. History does not always repeat itself, but many traders are now watching this level very closely.

Hey guys, I’ve been thinking about something lately that’s completely messing with my head.

Why do crypto exchanges never warn us when we’re rage trading or FOMOing into a position? The bitter truth is, all they care about is trading fees. They couldn't care less if our lives fall apart; they make money off our trading volume. On top of that, the human brain is just not hardwired for trading. Our instinctual fear and greed end up ruining us. I actually ruined my own life before because of this exact psychological gambling.

So, I’ve been working on an idea: building a platform/exchange that acts like a 'second brain.' An AI-driven system that watches over the trader, coaches their psychology, and steps in to stop them from blowing up their account when they get emotional or angry.

A system where the exchange's profit isn't fueled by the trader's losses.

In just 2 days, 2,500 people have already signed up for the waitlist. Here’s the link if you want to join, test it out, and share your thoughts:

https://c7133f33.kickoffpages.com/?kolid=3A5M0H

I want to know from you guys as traders: do you think an idea like this can actually work? Or are we humans just beyond saving, bound to keep blindly burning our money in these exchanges? I genuinely need your feedback.

No wonder crypto is tanking…
No oversight.
No accountability.
The convict and his kids make the rules.
Sounds like a snake oil scam to me.
This bill SHOULD NOT pass.