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"Bitcoin is approaching a macro decision point."
BTC has slipped below $64K as traders reduce risk ahead of the upcoming U.S. inflation data.
But here's what I'm watching:
Price alone isn't enough.
I want to see how BTC reacts to the CPI number.
📈 Lower-than-expected inflation + falling yields could support risk assets.
📉 Hotter-than-expected inflation + rising yields could put pressure on BTC.
The interesting trade may not be predicting CPI.
It may be watching BTC's reaction after the data.
Do you think BTC reacts more to CPI itself or the Fed-rate expectations that follow?
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$865 million flowed into $BTC ETFs, so why is BTC still not rising? The answer might be more important than "institutional accumulation."
From August 3 to 7, U.S. spot BTC ETFs saw a cumulative net inflow of about $865 million, with BlackRock contributing approximately $694 million; ETH ETFs also had a net inflow of about $244 million during the same period.
But BTC is still only around $64,100.
The reason is: ETFs are just part of the buying side.
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This exactly what has happened to $BTC today. We hoped for a small pump to be able to scalp and run before it crushes but it ended up crushing the roof with that move. Let keep going


This BTC setup is much cleaner to trade.
$BTC/USDT — 15M scalp
BTC is around $63,929 and the immediate structure is still slightly bearish. Price rejected from $64,186 and has been making lower highs, while sitting below the 5/10/20 MAs. The key thing now is the $63,860–$63,900 support zone, that's where the latest sell-off found buyers.
My preferred setup: LONG
🟢 Entry: $63,900–$63,930
🛑 SL: $63,820
🎯 TP1: $64,050
🎯 TP2: $64,150
🎯 TP3: $64,180
The idea is that $BTC holds the recent low and reclaims the short MAs. If it gets back above $64,040, momentum could accelerate toward the recent $64,186 high.
But here's the important part
I wouldn't market-buy immediately.
If $BTC loses $63,860 with a strong 15M candle, the long thesis is invalidated. In that case, I'd rather flip bearish than try to catch the falling knife.
Trade bias: LONG, but only while $63,860 holds.
This is a scalp, so no chasing and no moving the SL lower if it breaks.
$CETUS 1H LONG SETUP
Direction: Long on retest
Entry Zone: 0.01945–0.01958
Stop Loss: 0.01915
TP1: 0.01978
TP2: 0.02010
TP3: 0.02050
Reasoning: CETUS is printing a clean staircase higher with MA5 > MA10 > MA20 and expanding volume behind the move. Price is now sitting just under the 0.01978 liquidity high, so the better R:R is a retest of the 0.01955 breakout support.
Personal Advice: I’d take partial profit at the previous high and only hold the runner if 0.01978 breaks with real follow-through. Not financial advice.
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The ETF Era, Layer 2s, and Today (2023–2026)
So the Merge was done.$ETH had its heart replaced, but the brain still needed work. Fees were still punishing for regular users nobody wanted to pay $20 to swap tokens. That's where 2023 and 2024 became the era of the Layer 2. Optimism, $Arbitrum, and later Coinbase's Base hit their stride, slashing transaction costs to pennies. Then came the Dencun upgrade in March 2024 or "proto-danksharding" to the nerds which made those L2s almost laughably cheap. Suddenly, using $ETH didn't feel like paying rent.
But the true stamp of legitimacy landed in July 2024 when the SEC finally approved spot Ethereum ETFs. Wall Street could now buy $ETH through their brokerage apps, right alongside Apple and Amazon stock. It was a far cry from that chaotic Swiss crowdsale a decade earlier. Traditional finance finally admitted $ETH wasn't some passing fad it was infrastructure. $ETH $BTC $ETH
Then 2025 brought a seismic shift in US crypto policy landmark legislation that finally gave builders regulatory clarity after years of legal limbo. Institutional money flooded in, developers returned in droves, and the "crypto winter" thawed for good. By early 2026, $ETH wasn't the experimental Wild West anymore. It had become the boring, reliable settlement layer for the entire crypto economy processing billions in value daily, settling transactions in seconds for fractions of a cent.
From a 19-year-old's 9-page PDF in 2013 to the backbone of Web3 in 2026, $ETH didn't just survive the chaos it became the chaos. And somehow, that messy, human, stubbornly idealistic journey is exactly what the internet needed.
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If Bittensor focused the same energy on making the subnets profitable instead if ‘decentralised’ while the chain itself is peak centralisation we would be trading much higher
Idealism wont get you far in the real business world, we need to stop dilution and become deflationary or at least have serious capital injections and spawn a few unicorns
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$SPCX isn’t out of the woods just because the first unlock held.
The next supply waves are still coming. 320M shares on Aug 20, roughly 700M in September, and another ~700M in October. The unlock process is split into nine stages and runs into 2027.
And shorts are still there. More than 250M shares remain short. If insiders start selling into the new supply, shorts get fresh ammo. If sellers fail to show up again, the squeeze can keep going.
That’s why I’m not getting too excited about the first 8% reaction. One unlock survived. The next few are a much bigger test.
At this price, $SPCX can look cheap or expensive depending on your time horizon. I’m not loading up here. Let the supply settle first.
No rush. No panic. Just watching the tape.
$SPCX $XSPCX

📊 Altcoin Capital Is Picking Its Winners
The market is not showing broad-based strength. Liquidity is becoming concentrated around specific sectors, narratives, and setups.
$BTC remains the market anchor, but altcoin rotation is where the differentiation is happening.
🟢 Layer-1s Showing Interest
$AVAX $NEAR $TIA $SUI $APT $DOT $MATIC $ALGO $FTM $ONE $KDA
🔻 Flow Still Weak
$SEI $ZIL $HBAR $IOTA $XTZ $VET $WAVES $ONT
🏦 RWA + DeFi Lead
$ONDO $PENDLE $MKR $LDO $AAVE $UNI $CRV $COMP $SNX $JTO $GNO $FRAX $RPL $CVX
🤖 AI + MEME Stay Selective
$TAO $RNDR $WLD $FET $AKT $THETA $AIOZ $KAITO
$PEPE $BONK $WIF $FLOKI $SHIB $BOME $TRUMP $POPCAT
🔗 Infrastructure & Niche Plays
$LINK $BICO $OKB $XMR $ZEC
The key point:
The market is not rewarding everything equally.
When liquidity becomes selective, the strongest signal is not the biggest daily move.
It’s where volume keeps returning, structure keeps improving, and capital stays committed.
$BTC sets the tone.
Selective liquidity sets the winners.
Not financial advice. Manage risk first.

AI INFRA FUNDING DIVERGES: CAPITAL FLOWS ARE REWRITING WALL STREET AND CRYPTO
The AI race is entering a new phase. The question is no longer who has the best GPUs, but who can finance AI infrastructure.
NVIDIA has partnered with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR on financing platforms targeting more than $500B of third-party capital for AI infrastructure.
This signals a major shift: AI infrastructure is becoming an investable asset class attracting capital at massive scale.
$SNDK is becoming an important AI storage play as data centers generate unprecedented data and storage demand grows.
$SPCX adds another infrastructure angle, connecting computing, connectivity and technology.
The chain is clear:
AI needs chips → storage → data centers → power → networks → capital → credit.
Crypto is showing its own institutional signal.
U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recently attracted roughly $1.1B in combined net inflows: $853.5M into Bitcoin ETFs and $244.9M into Ethereum ETFs.
Yet $BTC and $ETH have not broken out decisively.
That divergence matters.
AI infrastructure is attracting massive capital while crypto sees institutional money return through ETFs. Both markets await stronger confirmation that liquidity and confidence can accelerate.
AI is becoming a bridge between technology, infrastructure, energy, credit and capital markets, while crypto is increasingly tied to the same institutional liquidity cycle.
If AI revenue supports higher CapEx, $SNDK and $SPCX could benefit. If ETF inflows strengthen, $BTC and $ETH could gain as risk appetite returns.
But if AI CapEx grows faster than cash flow, risk could shift toward credit, leverage and valuation.
The bigger question:
How much cash will AI generate — and how much capital will finance its next stage?
That answer could shape the next major move for $SNDK, $SPCX, $BTC and $ETH.
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After falling to a 2 year low, the CDD (30-dma) is currently trending back up.
This indicates that long term holders are destroying UTXOs by moving $BTC that has been held for more than 6 months.
CDD (Coin Days Destroyed) is a metric that accounts for the number of days a UTXO was held before being spent. The longer it was held, the higher its CDD contribution, which allows us to gauge LTH activity. —
At first glance, this could suggest that LTHs are intensifying their movements and therefore their selling, since a large amount of LTH $BTC moving usually translates into increased sell pressure.
But this reading is biased by the Coldcard event, which pushed many LTHs to move their BTC in order to improve its security.
This is visible in LTH spent UTXOs, which spiked at the end of July, at the same time.