Hope you read my bull post from yesterday 😬

They just filed an S1 for the iShares Staked Ethereum Trust. This is their first yield bearing crypto product, aiming to stake seventy to ninety percent of their ETH to generate returns for investors. This is the deepest level of institutional integration with proof of stake we have seen so far. Ethereum is holding above $3k and moves like this only accelerate mainstream adoption. To be transparent ETH is my biggest holdings and I do plan on taking some profit once we break previous ATHs.

🐋According to data, the number of Bitcoin whales has been increasing since the beginning of October.

Condensed Breakdown — “The Distress Is Real” Market Snapshot (as of November 2025) - S&P 500, Nasdaq, Gold: all near record highs; risk-on sentiment is strong. - Bitcoin: stagnant, diverging from traditional risk assets. - Key question: Why isn’t BTC rallying despite bullish macro conditions? Core Thesis - Bitcoin isn’t “broken.” It’s entering a distribution phase—similar to a traditional IPO, where early holders (whales) realize profits and new investors accumulate. - This phase causes sideways price action, even in strong markets. Supporting Evidence - Broken correlation between BTC and Nasdaq since Dec 2024 (see divergence graph). - Old wallets activating: dormant BTC from early years are moving gradually—indicative of controlled exits, not panic selling. - $9 B Galaxy Digital sale for a single client shows large, patient profit-taking, not liquidation. - Sentiment collapse across social media and the Fear & Greed Index mirrors post-IPO fatigue (see sentiment graph). - Bitcoin ETF inflows and strong network fundamentals contradict any bear market narrative. Market Psychology - Early believers (miners, cypherpunks) are finally liquid—able to sell without crashing price due to ETF and institutional demand. - Selling into risk-on liquidity is strategic. - New holders (institutions, funds) are accumulating slowly on dips. Cycle Comparison - Mirrors Amazon (1999–2001), Google (2004–2006), and Facebook (2012–2013) post-IPO consolidations. - Ownership transfer → volatility reduction, market maturity, and institutional stability. Implications - Consolidation window: roughly 6–18 months from Dec 2024; likely ending mid-2025 to early 2026. - Volatility moderating: 80% drawdowns shrink to 30–50%. - Long-term bullish: distribution = maturation; wider ownership = resilience. Conclusion - The OGs are exiting; institutions are entering. - Bitcoin’s “IPO moment” is nearly complete. - What follows isn’t decline—it’s graduation into a stable, globally integrated monetary asset.

A survey has found that Bitcoin can win the favor of U.S. voters, regardless of their political affiliation. Bitcoin can promote financial inclusion, enable transactions without government interference, and strengthen energy networks — meaning it can align with nearly any voter’s values. According to a new analysis released Thursday by the Bitcoin Policy Institute, Bitcoin resonates with U.S. voters even across political divides. The study shows that each party tends to view Bitcoin more favorably when it is presented as consistent with their core values.