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Quarter of All Bitcoin Investors Underwater as BTC Price Lags: CrypoQuant Vastly more BTC purchases are in the red than in January, but holdings are still faring better than during previous crypto crashes. Amid recent Bitcoin losses and volatility, more than a quarter—26%—of the Bitcoin supply is now “underwater,” meaning it is worth less than what it was purchased for. This marks a stark reversal of fortunes for investors in recent months, according to data collected by market analysis tool CryptoQuant. On December 15, only 0.015% of the BTC supply was “underwater,” meaning only a very slim percentage of BTC held was without an unrealized gain for investors. As recently as January 18, the percentage of Bitcoin being held at a loss sat at just 1.46%. But according to CryptoQuant’s data, this percentage has been slowly rising since Jan. 18, as macroeconomic concerns have impacted the prices of crypto assets.
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Market Panic Builds Ahead of Potential 'Black Monday,' Crypto Liquidations Spike to $900M Wall Street futures plunge, Asia sells off, and crypto liquidations surge as markets brace for a volatile start to the week. U.S. stock futures tumbled Sunday evening, amplifying fears of a disorderly market open and fueling speculation of a potential “Black Monday”-style selloff as sentiment collapsed across equities and crypto. S&P 500 futures dropped 5.98% by 10 p.m. ET, while Nasdaq 100 futures slid 6.2%. Dow futures were down 5.5%. The moves followed weeks of mounting trade tensions and macro uncertainty, with investors offloading risk across all asset classes. Jim Cramer, host of CNBC’s Mad Money, referenced the historical parallel in a post Saturday, writing: “Surprised we can't get a short cover rally in case President Trump realizes that a Black Monday may not burnish a legacy.”
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Crypto Crystal Ball 2025: Is TradFi About to Remake the Crypto Industry? Wall Street is getting increasingly comfortable with crypto—and that could spell major disruption and competition for the novel industry. In 2024, many in the crypto industry got what they’d been wanting for years: mainstream recognition and a seat at the table. Now 2025 appears likely to bring some side effects of that newfound prominence. At the start of every new year, Decrypt peers into its Crypto Crystal Ball to divine which narratives are likely to shape the next 12 months—and what those moves could mean for you. After taking a peek at Donald Trump’s crypto agenda, the major impacts of an upcoming Ethereum upgrade, and how VCs are poised to fall back in love with the industry, here’s some perspective on how traditional finance is likely to have an unprecedented role in reshaping the crypto landscape in 2025.
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Crypto Crystal Ball 2025: Will VCs Go Crypto Crazy Again? Venture capitalists are already swarming crypto again, in a potential replay of 2021. Some in the industry say that’s a bad thing. Among other things, 2024 saw an undeniable glow-up for the crypto industry, both in terms of market strength and political reputation. Now other sectors are once again taking note, setting up what could either be a rehash of 2021’s crypto bull market, or something else entirely. At the end of every year, Decrypt looks into its Crypto Crystal Ball to augur the narratives likely to shape the coming year, and how they’re likely to impact you. After examining Donald Trump’s crypto agenda and the odds that an upcoming Ethereum update could finally bring about mass adoption, here’s a look at how crypto’s relationship with venture capital is poised to change in 2025—and what shift could mean.
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