HeyJaredOn-Chain Insights by IT Tech💡🧠
A weekly Bitcoin and crypto market report that interprets on-chain data, ETF flows, and price action to provide a clear framework for understanding risk and market structure. Published every Sunday.
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The Bottom Is In, and It Never Touched the Realized Price (opens the original)
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For weeks, I have been saying one level would settle this cycle: $82,800. On Monday, Bitcoin broke through it and has stayed above it ever since. At the time of writing (Sunday), the weekly candle is still open at $84,798, up 4.46%, after touching $87,396, the highest price since late January.If the week closes above $82,800 tonight, I believe the bottom is in.Most of the on-chain data agrees. Cost-basis and composite readings improved again this week. Still, this bottom never touched the levels
Bitcoin Squeezed Back to $80k on Short Covering While Spot Demand Stayed Negative (opens the original)
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Last issue flagged two live events between then and now: the CLARITY Act cloture vote and the FOMC decision. Both landed within 24 hours of each other, adding to the policy shock. Bitcoin's weekly candle is still open at the time of writing (Sunday), up 4.44% to $80,257 after opening at $76,842, bottoming at $74,967 and topping out at $81,951. The path there was not a straight line: price fell into the policy shock, then squeezed back out of it.🔗 Stay Connected🎥 YouTube: Onchain_Insights -
Hot Inflation Turned the Market Hawkish and Took the ETF Bid With It (opens the original)
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Bitcoin’s weekly candle is still open at the time of writing (Sunday), down 4.37% to $76,825 after opening at $80,342 and topping out at $80,444. The trigger was macro: hotter inflation data pushed September rate-hike odds from the 60-70% range to 85-90%, while the ETF bid that had supported three straight weeks of inflows reversed into outflows within days. On-chain readings that were already flashing caution last week, including a thinning spot bid and record paper profit on short-term holder
STH Whale Profit Reaches a Record as Spot Demand Fades. (opens the original)
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Bitcoin’s weekly candle is still open at the time of writing (Sunday), up 2.82% to $79,875, after ranging between $76,264 and a high of $82,300, which came within 1% of the level this issue keeps returning to. Under that price action, buy-side demand rotated away from spot and into futures, and one profit-taking cohort pushed into territory the data has never shown before. The rally and the demand carrying it are no longer coming from the same place.Last week’s issue flagged the Bull Score’s own
Bitcoin and Crypto Market Report - Week 35 #192 (opens the original)
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Welcome to the 192nd issue of On-chain Insights by IT Tech. Bitcoin tested two different stories this week. A dollar-debasement trade driven by the Treasury’s long-bond buyback program, combined with a short squeeze that wiped out about 60,000 BTC of futures open interest, carried price to a five-month high near $81,300 by midweek. The mood then reversed late in the week: Wednesday’s hot PCE inflation print was followed by Fed Chair Warsh’s hawkish Jackson Hole speech on Friday and the first spo
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