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Recent data on Long-Term Holder (LTH) spending shows a familiar pattern that has historically appeared around major market inflection points. Over the past 30 days, total LTH spending has climbed toward levels seen near previous cycle tops, as long-dormant coins begin to re-enter circulation. Similar spikes occurred in 2013, 2017, and early 2021, each followed by heightened volatility and a shift in market structure.
What stands out in the current phase is the nature of this spending. A significant portion of the recent increase is linked to transactions involving exchanges, reminiscent of periods such as late 2018 or prior internal movements on major platforms. This suggests that not all activity represents outright distribution. When exchange-related flows are excluded, LTH spending remains elevated but has not reached historical extremes, pointing to controlled profit-taking rather than panic selling.
From a macro on-chain perspective, this behavior aligns with a late-cycle environment, where long-term holders gradually supply liquidity to the market while demand is still present. It is not yet a definitive signal of an immediate market top, but it does indicate rising marginal sell pressure from veteran holders, gradually reducing the scarcity effect that typically fuels parabolic advances.
In the near term, Bitcoin’s trajectory will depend on whether new demand—particularly from institutions and ETFs—can absorb this additional supply. If demand remains resilient, elevated LTH spending may result in a healthy redistribution phase. Historically, however, sustained high levels of LTH activity often mark the beginning of a more volatile and extended sideways market regime.


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Ethereum ($ETH ) is currently holding steady around $3,110, and while it hasn't moved much in the last day, some important "behind the scenes" data suggests it might be getting ready for a big jump toward $3,300.
Here is a simple breakdown of why Ethereum is looking strong.
1. The "Waitlist" to Stake is Exploding
Ethereum uses a "Proof of Stake" system where people lock up their $ETH to earn rewards and keep the network secure.
The Record High: Right now, the "entry queue"—basically the waitlist of people wanting to lock up their ETH—has hit $5.5 billion. This is the highest it has been since mid-2023.The Supply Squeeze: While billions of dollars are waiting to be locked up, almost no one is waiting to leave (the "exit queue" is at zero).Why it matters: When more coins are locked away and fewer are available to sell, it creates a "supply squeeze." If demand goes up even a little, the price can move up much faster.
2. Buyers are "Buying the Dip" Earlier
If you look at Ethereum’s price chart, you’ll notice that every time the price tries to drop, it gets pushed back up quickly.
The Support Floor: Buyers are stepping in around $3,050, showing they aren't willing to wait for a "better deal."Higher Lows: Since late December, Ethereum has been making "higher lows." This is a classic sign of accumulation, meaning big investors are slowly buying more without letting the price crash.
3. The Technical "Spring" is Coiling
In trading, when the price gets squeezed into a tight range, it’s often compared to a coiling spring—the more it tightens, the bigger the eventual "pop" or breakout.
The Range: $ETH is currently squeezed between a rising support floor and a ceiling of resistance at $3,110.The Goal: If Ethereum can break and stay above $3,180, analysts believe the "spring" will release, sending the price toward $3,250 and eventually $3,300.
The Bottom Line: Ethereum looks like it's resting before a climb. With more people wanting to lock up their coins than ever before, the amount of ETH available to buy is shrinking, which usually points to higher prices ahead.
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Bitcoin Price Rebound Window Opens Mid-January 2026 as Trump’s 10% Credit Cap Proposal Eyes Macro Catalyst Role
Industry analysts identify a potential Bitcoin price rebound window starting in mid-to-late January 2026, driven by a convergence of technical "miner-cost" floors and new macroeconomic catalysts, including President Donald Trump's proposed 10% credit card interest rate cap.
The Rebound Window: Analysts' Views
Willy Woo's "Short-Term Rebound": On-chain analyst Willy Woo notes that investor inflows into Bitcoin bottomed on December 24, 2025. He anticipates a potential rebound over the coming weeks as spot inflows strengthen, though he remains cautious about sustained upside for the remainder of 2026.
Miner Cost Floor: Bitcoin has recently traded around $90,580, which is below the estimated miner production cost of roughly $101,000. Analysts like Wimar.X observe that trading below this cost historically acts as a "temporary floor," as miners slow production rather than sell at a loss.
Immediate Forecasts: Some technical models project Bitcoin could reach $97,410 by January 13, 2026, and nearly $99,000 by January 20.
Could Trump’s 10% Credit Cap Trigger It?
Trump's proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10% for one year (effective January 20, 2026) is viewed as a "macro catalyst" for crypto adoption.
Push to DeFi: Analysts suggest that a 10% cap might lead traditional banks to offload "risky" customers with lower credit scores (below 780) to maintain profit margins. These displaced borrowers may move toward DeFi lending platforms (e.g., Aave, Compound), potentially increasing demand for Bitcoin and stablecoins.
The "Adoption Cycle" Narrative: Some theorists believe this could create a "seamless adoption cycle," where government-restricted traditional credit drives users toward decentralized alternatives, benefiting Bitcoin’s liquidity.
Skepticism: Critics and industry groups like the Bank Policy Institute warn the policy could simply reduce credit availability and hurt GDP, which might dampen broader risk appetite for assets like Bitcoin.
Broader 2026 Outlook
While a short-term rebound is possible, long-term 2026 predictions are highly polarized:
Bull Case: Firms like Grayscale and Bitwise argue that institutional ETF inflows have broken traditional cycles, projecting prices between $120,000 and $170,000.
Bear Case: Traditional cycle theorists at Fidelity suggest 2026 could be an "off-year" or "crypto winter" with potential support as low as $65,000 following the 2025 peak.
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