
In the fast-moving world of crypto, signs of strength often hide behind price dips. Last month,
Long-term holders, or those who keep Bitcoin for over 155 days, are key players in the market. They often stay calm during ups and downs. In January, their total holdings jumped to 14.4 million BTC by month’s end. That’s a solid 1.8% increase from December, despite Bitcoin’s price drop.
Why is this bullish? When prices fall, many sell in panic. But long-term holders buy more. This action cuts the supply available for quick trades. It can push prices up later when demand grows. Data shows these holders now control a big chunk of all Bitcoin. Their confidence points to faith in Bitcoin’s future value.
This trend matches past bull runs. In 2021, LTH accumulation preceded big rallies. Watch for more of this as a sign of coming strength.
Real-world use is crypto’s next big leap.
This partnership targets businesses in Latin America and beyond. Merchants can accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more stablecoins without hassle. Customers pay fast, with low fees. It’s a win for adoption. Crypto.com’s huge user base – millions strong – brings instant scale.
Think about it: Shop online, pick crypto at checkout, done. No banks needed. This cuts out middlemen and speeds things up. As global crypto owners hit 741 million in 2025, tools like this drive everyday use.
Regulation news keeps coming. The US Senate Agriculture Committee moved a key
Why care? Clear rules build trust. They protect users from scams and hacks. Big players like banks can join in safely. The bill covers stablecoins, spot markets, and more. If passed, it could spark a wave of new investments.
Markets love certainty. This step eases fears of harsh crackdowns. Paired with pro-crypto signals from leaders, it’s good for Bitcoin and altcoins alike.
Markets had a rough week. The price index fell 12.87%. But trading volume surged 50.12%, and volatility spiked 96.36%. Action was high, even if prices dropped.
Bitcoin slid 11.1% from near $90,000 midweek to under $78,000 by weekend. Ethereum did worse at -19.4%. Most top tokens lost value. SUI and OP led the declines.
| Asset | Weekly Change |
|---|---|
| BTC | -11.1% |
| ETH | -19.4% |
| HYPE | +28.52% |
One bright spot: HYPE rose 28.52%. It led volatility at +169.09%. WLFI followed at +138.22%. Hyperliquid saw a boom in commodities trading, boosting these tokens.
Several factors hit hard:
These macro pressures often hit risk assets like crypto first. But history shows rebounds follow.
Market caps fell across most categories last week. But not all lost ground. Artificial Intelligence and Layer-2 solutions led gains in some spots.
AI tokens draw interest for real utility in data and automation. Layer-2s like Optimism fix Ethereum’s speed issues. As Ethereum dips, these upgrades keep buzz alive.
Equities and real assets showed mixed results in recent months. Crypto’s link to fixed income weakened, hinting at diversification appeal.
January’s LTH buying, payment partnerships, and regulatory wins paint a positive picture. Global owners at 741 million mean mass adoption nears. Watch volume and volatility for entry points.
Dips like last week’s test resolve. Long-term holders know this. With clearer US rules and real-world payments, 2025 could see new highs.
Stay tuned for more updates. Crypto rewards the patient.
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