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🥳 Happy New Year to all supporters, enthusiasts, traders, and analysts of crypto! As 2026 begins across the world, these are the top trending topics across social media:
💸 Heavy SOL Buying: Heavy buying activity is occurring across multiple SOL-related tokens, with several whales acquiring 10+ SOL amounts repeatedly. Market caps vary widely, but liquidity remains strong, indicating sustained interest from large holders. The BH scores mostly hover around 70%, suggesting moderate confidence among investors. This trend highlights growing institutional or whale accumulation, possibly anticipating price appreciation or project developments.
🗽 NYC NYE Shift: New York City welcomes 2026 amid political change and social energy. Zohran Mamdani, the new mayor, makes history by swearing in with the Quran, signaling a shift in leadership. The city’s vibrant NYE celebrations reflect hope but also uncertainty after a scandal-plagued administration. Crypto and community figures express optimism for growth and momentum in the new year.
🤞 HNY Market Optimism: Social chatter marks the New Year 2026 with mixed emotions. Some mourn personal losses while others celebrate crypto gains and community resilience. The market shows signs of recovery as holders express pride in profits and continued commitment. Events and giveaways boost engagement, reflecting optimism despite recent challenges.
👴 Buffett Exits Berkshire: Warren Buffett has officially stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway after 60 years, marking the end of an era. Under his leadership, Berkshire outperformed the S&P 500 with a compounded annual gain of 19.9%. The S&P 500 closed 2025 up nearly 18%, exceeding expectations despite sluggish year-end trading. The new CEO is reportedly more bullish on Bitcoin, signaling potential shifts in investment strategy.
🤑 MSTR Bitcoin Endgame: MicroStrategy has aggressively increased its Bitcoin holdings from 70,470 BTC in 2020 to a projected 672,497 BTC by 2025. Despite this, its stock price plunged nearly 50% in 2025, underperforming Bitcoin’s modest 6% decline. Investors remain divided between viewing this as a bold long-term bet on Bitcoin’s future and a risky strategy destroying shareholder value. The company’s commitment to accumulating Bitcoin fuels ongoing debate about its market position heading into 2026.
If you think the events of the last 48 hours were coincidental - think again:
1. The crypto sell-off started moments after the US market closed , on a Friday and a time when Asia and Europe were asleep.
2. The oracles mysteriously all mis-fired prices. That caused the liquidation cascade.
3. The market maker’s systems glitched and weren’t creating efficient liquidity.
4. The large exchanges had user access issues. Users couldn’t buy the dip.
5. The data sites like Coinglass and other were mysteriously hacked at the same time so users had no data….
This was a highly coordinated and well executed attack !
Covid crash: $1.2B in liquidations
FTX crash: $1.6B in liquidations
Today: $19.31B in liquidations
You wished you bought during the COVID crash.
This is your COVID crash.
covid & FTX reasonably shook the markets, but this was so exaggerated that it’s clear one of crypto’s main players got fully cleaned out today & triggered that bigger cascade
by far the weirdest crash I’ve seen in crypto, expecting some big news soon
🚨BREAKING: Crypto liquidations explode to $19.5 BILLION in 24 hours — the LARGEST single-day liquidation ever.
17x BIGGER than COVID. 13x BIGGER than FTX.
Another HISTORY made.
So much despair and complaining today.
Grow up. If you can’t handle a 17% pullback you are in the WRONG PLACE.
If you lost money let it be a lesson. I lost plenty of money when I was learning to invest. You learn from your mistakes and move on. You don’t get on X and whine.
If your alts got smashed, that’s always been a risk. You should know better and if you didn’t know better before yesterday, now you do.
Me and many others have seen much worse. I remember when MT GOX went bust. That controlled 80 percent of the available supply of Bitcoin. We didn’t have crypto Twitter or YouTube to hold our hands back then.
I remember when the markets got rugged in 2020. That was much worse than today. Anyone who can remember that day can attest. We literally lost half the Bitcoin mcap within a couple hours.
Let’s talk about FTX which I thought the reputation of crypto would have been finished for a long time after that. We ended up going global with presidents and central banks buying right afterwards.
Stop complaining about this tiny drop. You sound like a total noob.
"Everyone loves an early inflation. The effects at the beginning of an inflation are all good…booming stock markets, and spectacular general prosperity, all in the midst of temporarily stable prices. Everyone benefits, and no one pays…In the later inflation…everyone pays and no one benefits." - Jens Parsson, Dying of Money (1974)