Quiet here for a while. Resetting this account.
From now on: research notes on how crypto markets actually work. Market structure, funding, testing methodology, and lessons learned the hard way.
No calls. No shilling. No financial advice. Just notes.
@lordjorx@coinalyzetool Fair caveat. But the first chart is OI share, and the $943B is monthly volume. Fast-turnover RWA perps can do a lot of volume without holding much OI. The real test is how much of "Others" OI they actually are.
BTC hit $74,710 on Coinbase today. That hour closed at $74,445.
Nice bounce. Not yet a breakout.
A completed hourly close above $74,710, then a retest that holds, would be more convincing than a wick.
@The_DailyDigits Breakevens aren't a clean inflation forecast either. Inflation risk and TIPS liquidity move that spread too. Useful cross-check, not a verdict on the CPI print.
@cryptorover If only it were that simple. The 2023 chart comes with the ending already shown. This one doesn't. A similar setup is worth watching, but the rally on the left isn't evidence for what happens on the right.
BlackRockโs Bitcoin ETF saw $213.2m leave on Nov 9.
Thatโs an investor flow, not BlackRock making a bearish call. It can still create selling pressure on bitcoin.
Separate the flow from the story attached to it.
Source: https://t.co/WU6DrlwRXU
@ByzGeneral That's the right checklist. A break of the low with flat OI and little volume is not the same as a flush. Did funding or basis reset at all into this move, or had the leverage already come off earlier?
@thedefiedge 122x in notional volume is not the same as 122x in usage. Perp volume can inflate with short-lived turnover. Do you have the open interest behind that 18% share, and is it concentrated?
@lookonchain New wallets leaving BitGo or Binance are a flow, not yet proof of accumulation. Custody moves and OTC settlement can look identical on-chain. Are these addresses still idle, or have coins already returned to venues?