

🔍 According to @cryptoquant_com, Bitcoin's realized volatility is retreating toward cycle low levels, while the ADX indicator continues to quietly strengthen. This combination has previously been observed before some of the most intense price movements in recent years. However, these moves did not always occur in the same direction.

📢 #HyperscaleData announced that, as part of the funding for its planned AI campus in Michigan, it sold approximately 100 #Bitcoin and established a credit line usable with Bitcoin as collateral. The company also stated that, if all options under its current agreement are exercised, it has the potential to generate over $3 billion in revenue.

Aviva Investors, which has received the necessary regulatory approval from the Central Bank of Ireland, has announced the launch of its tokenized share class for the U.S. Dollar Liquidity Fund on the XRPLedger. With this step, the company has expanded its integration of tokenized fund products onto blockchain infrastructure.

🔍 According to @artemis data, the strongest net inflow into stablecoin supply over the past 24 hours occurred on the Solana network, while the largest net outflow was recorded on Ethereum. On the positive side, #Solana led by a significant margin with a net increase in stablecoin supply of approximately $230 million. It was followed by #Stellar and #Plasma, each with $20 million. The data indicates that the majority of new stablecoin liquidity over the past 24 hours flowed into the Solana ecosystem, with only limited capital inflows observed on other networks. On the negative side, the most notable decline was seen on the #Ethereum network, which experienced a net decrease in stablecoin supply of approximately $200 million. This was followed by #Aptos (-$90 million), #Ripple (-$60 million), #Tron (-$50 million), #BNBChain (-$40 million), #Arbitrum (-$35 million), and #Kaia (-$25 million). This trend suggests that over the past 24 hours, stablecoin liquidity has largely shifted out of Ethereum and several major networks toward alternative blockchain ecosystems, with Solana as the primary beneficiary.

According to River data, the average bear market bottoming period for #Bitcoin last month was calculated at 383 days. Historical data shows that it took 410 days to reach the bottom in the 2013–2015 cycle, 363 days in the 2017–2018 cycle, and 376 days in the 2021–2022 cycle. In the current cycle, 296 days have passed since the decline began in October 2025. Compared to historical cycles, the current bear market remains approximately 87 days behind the historical average. This suggests that Bitcoin’s current bottoming process has not yet completed and is progressing largely in line with historical patterns.





