Hyperliquid just recorded more than $430 million in net outflows this week, marking the third-largest weekly outflow in its history. The move is hard to ignore, especially given where the platform stood only a few months ago. At its peak in mid-September, Hyperliquid’s AUM crossed $6 billion. Today, that figure has compressed to roughly $4 billion, reflecting a clear shift in capital behavior.
This isn’t a collapse story, but it is a signal. As competition in perpetuals and high-performance trading venues intensifies, capital is becoming more selective and more mobile. Traders are increasingly

Ethereum is quietly dominating one of DeFi’s most important verticals.
According to David from the Ethereum Foundation, nearly 90 percent of all crypto lending revenue is now generated on Ethereum and its Layer 2 networks. This is not a temporary spike. It reflects where real capital, real borrowers, and real liquidity are concentrating.
Lending is the backbone of DeFi. It requires deep liquidity, reliable infrastructure, composability, and risk aware users. Ethereum continues to win here because institutions, funds, and serious onchain participants trust its security model and execution envir

Polygon activity is quietly heating up again.
Polygon transaction count just hit a two year high, with 43.25 million transactions recorded last week. Network usage has fully returned to December 2023 levels, confirming that this is real demand, not short term noise.
One of the biggest drivers behind this surge is Polymarket. The prediction market has been setting fresh transaction highs almost every week, consistently pushing onchain volume and user activity. This is the kind of usage Polygon was built for, high frequency, low cost, real utility.
What matters most here is sustainability. This

$BTC dominance tells the story of this year better than price alone.
The first half was clearly BTC-led. Dominance rose steadily, marked major bottoms, and drove rotations across the market. Bitcoin was the anchor and capital followed with conviction.
The second half flipped that structure. BTC dominance trended lower, opening room for $ETH rotation, but Bitcoin never truly reclaimed leadership. Instead of clean handoffs, we saw fragmented flows and shorter-lived moves.
Recent attempts to rebuild dominance after the deleverage event have weakened again into year-end. That signals low convict

$USDT market cap keeps shrinking.
That is not a bullish liquidity signal.
When stablecoin supply contracts, it usually means capital is stepping back, not rotating aggressively into risk. Less USDT in circulation means less dry powder waiting on the sidelines and weaker follow through on rallies.
In this environment, chasing high beta alts and oversized leverage rarely pays. Moves can happen, but they fade quickly because liquidity is thin and conviction is low.
This is a phase for capital protection, patience, and selective positioning. Focus on strength, strong structures, and clear invalida

The market is still in a corrective and uncertain phase. Major coins are pulling back, liquidity is thin, and momentum remains weak on higher timeframes. This does not look like a confirmed bottom yet, but more like a digestion phase after strong moves earlier.
Right now, patience matters more than aggression. I am focusing on key support zones, watching for volume expansion and clear structure shifts. No heavy leverage, mostly spot accumulation on strong projects, and capital preserved for when the trend actually turns.
Buying the dip only makes sense with a plan. Blind entries get punished i

Bitcoin hits $85,000.
#CryptoMarketRebound
$BTC ‌

When BTC was trading around 110k last month, the Choppiness Index was flashing a familiar signal. Price had spent enough time compressing to build energy for a decisive move.
That move eventually resolved to the downside. Liquidity was taken, momentum cooled, and late positioning was cleared out.
Now BTC looks to be entering a phase of chopsolidation. This is not weakness. It is the market resetting its structure, absorbing supply, and allowing indicators to unwind after a directional move.
Choppy ranges are where fuel is rebuilt. If $BTC can hold key support and continue compressing, the nex

#BTC & #SOL
Just accumulation vs. distribution.
That’s all there is to it.
$BTC $SOL
#FedRateCutComing

The market is firing back with momentum today, and the rebound is finally starting to look broad rather than selective. BTC pushing above 94,500 sets the tone for the entire market, showing that buyers are stepping back in with conviction after a slow start to the week. ETH catching a sharp move toward 3,400 adds even more strength to the overall sentiment, confirming that liquidity is rotating back into majors before it spills over into mid caps and newer narratives.
Total crypto market cap climbing to 3.263 trillion reinforces that this bounce is not just isolated spikes but a coordinated sh

#ETHDecPrediction
Range: 3,260–3,420
ETH is showing one of its cleanest higher-timeframe rotations of the month, holding firmly above the breakout zone even after the initial spike toward 3,397. The way buyers stepped in around 3,260 after the pullback shows strong intent, and the moving averages are now curving upward beneath price, creating a supportive structure instead of the choppy ranges we saw earlier.
With December sentiment shifting on the back of expected rate cuts, capital is beginning to rotate back into majors, and ETH is benefiting from that early rotation. The 4h candles are co

#FedRateCutPrediction
The market is moving with a different kind of tension today as traders position themselves around the latest expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut. Inflation has cooled but not completely settled, labor data is softening, and the bond market has already started pricing in a shift toward easier conditions. What makes today interesting is the balance between hope and caution. On one side, investors are looking for relief after months of tight financial conditions. On the other, the Fed is still trying to avoid cutting too aggressively and risking a renewed inflation

Bitcoin has turned positive for the year, gaining 1.2% year-to-date, as dip buyers continue to show interest.
$BTC ‌#BitcoinActivityPicksUp

Market Waking Up
Bitcoin has broken above $94,000, Ethereum is trading near $3,370, and major altcoins are up 4–10% in the past 24 hours.
The biggest pain is on the short side: $265M in short positions were liquidated in just the last four hours. On HTX alone, one large trader lost $24M in a single order.
Momentum is picking up — volatility is back.
$BTC $ETH $XRP
#FedRateCutPrediction

BTC has made new highs this year and gone through two meaningful corrections. On the surface, that looks volatile.
But on a realized volatility basis, 2025 is shaping up as one of Bitcoin’s least volatile years on record.
#FedRateCutPrediction

ETH ETFs just flashed a cooling signal
Ethereum ETFs recorded a net outflow of twenty seven point nine million dollars this week, showing investors are pulling back slightly after months of steady inflows.
It’s not a panic signal, but it does show hesitation creeping into the market as traders wait for clearer momentum. Sideways liquidity, weak risk appetite and slower rotation are all playing a part here.
Outflows at this stage usually mean one thing.
Smart money is watching, not rushing.
$ETH still holds its structure, but the market wants a stronger catalyst before committing again
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#eth

$BTC FUN FACT
If you've held Bitcoin for more than 3 years at any point in its history, your probability of being in loss has been almost zero.
That single metric shows why long-term conviction consistently outperforms short-term noise. Bitcoin has gone through crashes, FUD cycles, macro shocks, and insane volatility, yet every multi-year holder has historically come out ahead no matter how bad the drawdowns looked in real time.
This is why the strongest hands win. Zoom out, follow the trend, respect the asset that keeps setting higher highs over every multi-year cycle. Short-term fear create