CryptoT lands in the UK. 🇬🇧✈️
Bitcoin knows no borders.
Big thanks to our British customer for wearing your assets.
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@IOHK_Charles Please don't bro fuck them it's not your fault Charles , thats what décentralisation is and what you built is working just not in the way we would want or need but hey , we need you
@CryptoWendyO@IOHK_Charles Please say hello to him from Montreal Quebec Canada and ask him this question :
If we compare crypto to the internet of the 90s 2000s , which year would you say we are in right now. Thanks , in Charles we trust 🤝🏻🙏🏻🤍
@RavenSoftware You killed the game we love this is horrible what a down grade no solo no load out 100 player studip AI in a warzone no blue print you guys should be so a shame you should have lisen to the community and you talk about private solo for date ? Are you retarded?
@CODUpdates@RavenSoftware They killed warzone this is so bad please bring back the real thing and the solo the map is ok why are you changing all of the rest that works
@CallofDuty Worst shit ever you completely kill the game and make it worst this is not a battle royal with 100 people in a bigger map , stupide ai zombie Misson , no money no load out you killed the game no solo what a shame
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THIS DOESN’T LOOK LIKE A BEAR MARKET
Price drops don’t end bull markets, loss of conviction does.
That’s why NUPL matters here.
Adjusted NUPL shows where investors actually sit -- in unrealized profit or loss -- instead of just reacting to price. And right now, it’s telling a very specific story.
Short-term holders are underwater. That’s not surprising. They chased strength, got caught in the pullback, and are feeling pressure. This is what usually happens during corrections, not collapses.
Long-term holders are the key part. They’re still sitting on profits.
Historically, when short-term holders are in loss while long-term holders remain profitable, the market is usually going through a reset. Weak hands rotate out. Stronger hands absorb supply. Structure holds.
That’s very different from true bear markets.
At real bear market bottoms, everyone is underwater. Long-term holders capitulate. Unrealized losses spread across the entire market. Confidence breaks. We are not seeing that.
This also explains why price feels heavy but not broken. Selling pressure exists, but it’s coming from newer participants -- not from conviction sellers who’ve held for years.
The risk here isn’t another red candle, but the long-term holders slipping into loss. As long as that line holds, this looks like redistribution and patience being tested -- not a market rolling over.
This is a zone where volatility shakes people out, not where trends usually end. Watch behavior, not the fear. 👀