#DailyNews 1️⃣XRP whales went full shopping mode Santiment says whales aggressively bought XRP, accumulating about 360M XRP over the past week. While the crowd is still debating narratives, the big wallets are quietly stacking, and the chart usually notices after they are done. 2️⃣CLARITY Act may slip to May Senator Thom Tillis says he does not expect the Senate Banking Committee to hold the markups and vote on the CLARITY Act in April, meaning the timetable could slide into May due to disagreements. The catch is brutal: Senator Bill Hagerty previously warned that if it is not brought up by the end of April, it could die before reaching a full Senate vote. 3️⃣ADA is flirting with a falling-wedge breakout Cardano rallied about +12% last week, then cooled near $0.25. The chart is close to confirming a bullish falling-wedge reversal. Catalysts being waved around: progress toward the Van Rossum / Protocol 11 upgrade, more traction for the Midnight sidechain, and steady whale/institutional accumulation. If ADA clears $0.26, the next psychological target is $0.30. 4️⃣DOGE on-chain volume just exploded +241% Santiment-based data shared by Ali Martinez shows Dogecoin’s transaction volume jumped to ~$800M on April 16, the highest daily reading in 2026 and +241% versus the prior day. DOGE is hovering around ~$0.096, so the market is staring at $0.10. Martinez flags $0.102 as the key level: fail there and DOGE can slip back toward ~$0.09; close above it and the next stop is ~$0.110. Trade | Chat | Blog | FAQ | Insta | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube

#DailyNews 1️⃣BTC is up, but the crowd is still scared Despite the recent price bounce and holding at $75K, the market mood is still leaning toward fear, not FOMO. BTC is climbing, but the crowd is watching from the doorway, which can be bullish (wall of worry) or just a sign everyone is waiting for the next headline to ruin the vibe. 2️⃣Spot BTC ETFs pulled in $600M+ last week Spot BTC ETFs reportedly saw $600M+ of net inflows last week, extending the streak to three consecutive positive weeks. The institutional bid is not screaming, but it is steadily walking forward, and those quiet trends often matter more than loud narratives. 3️⃣CoinShares: $1.4B flowed into crypto funds (Apr 13–17) CoinShares reports crypto investment products took in ~$1.4B during Apr 13–17, the strongest weekly haul since January and the third straight week of inflows. Flows are turning into a trend again, which usually happens right before the market decides to test everyone’s confidence. 4️⃣Strategy bought 34,164 BTC — BitMine grabbed 101,627 ETH Strategy added another 34,164 BTC last week, a sharp step up in buying pace. Tom Lee’s BitMine also accelerated, purchasing 101,627 ETH. The big treasury players are not just still here — they are speeding up, and the market is forced to price that demand whether it likes it or not. 5️⃣Aave just got bank-run vibes — $8.6B fled after the Kelp DAO hack Aave’s TVL dropped from $26.3B to $17.7B in two days, while AAVE fell 15%+ to ~$91. On Aave v3, USDT and USDC pools are drained, with about $5.1B frozen until new liquidity comes in or loans get repaid. Trade | Chat | Blog | FAQ | Insta | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube

#DailyNews 1️⃣BTC supply is moving into stronger hands CryptoQuant says BTC supply is shifting to stronger players: since the start of the year, long-term holders have been absorbing what short-term holders sell. Over the last 30 days, LTH reportedly bought ~303,000 BTC (with Strategy ~53,000 BTC of that), while short-term holders sold ~290,000 BTC. The market is doing the classic transfer from impatient hands to patient wallets, and that dynamic is historically constructive, even if the price still likes to shake people out first. 2️⃣ViaBTC/CoinEx founder: “Crypto is near its inevitable finale” Ian Heapo (CoinEx, ViaBTC) argues the whole game is heading toward an end: he claims a sharp BTC crash is unavoidable, compares the industry’s structure to a casino, and says ETFs and DAT were the last major capital inflows — after that, the buyer list dries up. He also claims the system still loses tens of billions annually while funding channels close. 3️⃣Fear & Greed hit a 3-month high (still fear) The Crypto Fear & Greed Index jumped +14 in a day to 46/100, the highest since January — still fear, just less dramatic fear. BTC is around $77.7K (weekly +4.2%, with a local peak near $80K), but CryptoQuant’s Julio Moreno says the recent push has been driven mostly by perpetual futures demand, while spot interest keeps weakening, which can set up a correction if traders take profit. 4️⃣XRP is coiling in a triangle — $1.50 is the breakout gate XRP is tightening inside a symmetrical triangle and hovering near the upper trendline, while price dipped to ~$1.41 (still ~40% below the YTD high). The Supertrend flipped green for the first time since late January and MACD is pointing up, hinting at a possible bullish break. Clear $1.50 and the chart crowd starts chanting $1.61; lose $1.20 and the triangle turns into a trap with $1.00 on the menu. 5️⃣Bessent is begging for CLARITY Act “ASAP” US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is again urging Congress to pass the CLARITY Act quickly, arguing the U.S. needs clear rules to keep crypto innovation at home. Meanwhile, crypto industry voices are pressing the Senate Banking Committee to move the bill forward, framing it as the kind of regulatory green light that could turn into a major bullish catalyst for the market. Trade | Chat | Blog | FAQ | Insta | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube