John Smit

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Snapshot — 3 May 2025 #KeyFacts BTC $96.2 k (‑1 % 24 h) — range $95.9‑97.1 k. +$675 M spot‑ETF inflow; 52 % from BlackRock IBIT. Layer‑2 names ARB, OP top TVL/volume gainers (~+4 %). Yield check: Curve sfrxUSDe/USDe ~18 % APR vs Binance flex USDT ≈3 %. #Trend Sideways 95‑97 k band. ETF inflows keep bias positive, but spot demand wanes. #DailyWatch Monitor ETH/BTC > 0.0196 for possible push to 0.021. On dips (‑3 % from intraday high) ARB and OP remain the liquidity magnets in alt space.

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BTC holds above $95 k — day range $94 420-95 935; futures close $95 690. ETF inflow +$172.8 M yesterday; April net ≈ $4.1 B. BlackRock adds $54 M in ETH, total stack ≈ $2.06 B. 🔥 Trends & second-line themes Layer-2 momentum: ARB +4.2 % / OP +3.8 % on TVL growth. HK stablecoin framework launches in May. NFT/GameFi revival: weekly volumes +10 % Fed risk (1 May): 67 % odds of rate hold, tone key for volatility. RWA tokenisation: Norque debuts blockchain insurance + AI payments. 🎯 Point-by-point analysis BTC: breakout above $95 k targets $97.5-98 k; support $93.7 k. ETH/BTC: institutional flow may lift pair toward 0.020 in May. Layer-2: ARB/OP could add 8-12 % if TVL inflows persist. Risk: rising UST yields could spark 2-3 % market pullback on hawkish Fed.

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Idea of the Day 🎯 Focus on Arbitrum and Optimism: If BTC holds above $95,500, consider increasing Layer-2 exposure.

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Daily Conclusion The market shows strong bullish momentum. Recommended to hold BTC, ETH, monitor Layer-2 tokens for potential upside.

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Coins to Watch Arbitrum (ARB) — Layer-2 momentum Optimism (OP) — rising traction Ethereum (ETH) — eyeing $1,900 breakout

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Analysis and Recommendations BTC breaking $95,000 is a strong bullish signal. Institutional capital is flowing into ETH and Layer-2 ecosystems. Near-term BTC target: $97,500.

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🌎 Hong Kong Launches Stablecoin Regulation May 1st 🚀 Layer-2 Projects See Activity Surge (ARB, OP) 📉 SEC Postpones Decision on ETH ETFs 📈 Nasdaq Hits 2025 Highs 🖼️ NFT Market Up 10% Weekly, Driven by GameFi

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📈 Bitcoin Surpasses $95,000 Mark BTC trades around $95,230, breaking key resistance amid strong institutional demand. 🏛️ BlackRock Expands Ethereum Exposure Another $54 million ETH purchase signals growing altcoin interest among funds. 🐋 Whales Continue BTC Accumulation BTC whale wallets (+1,000 BTC) increased by 3.2% over the last 7 days.

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🧠 Daily Tip: The market shows positive momentum, but high volatility persists. It's advisable to exercise caution and employ risk management strategies.

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📈 Bitcoin Shows Distribution Phase After Accumulation Bitcoin's (BTC) chart analysis indicates a transition from accumulation to distribution phase, suggesting potential price correction or consolidation. 🐋 Whales Purchase $3.5 Billion in BTC, Sparking Market Optimism Large investors acquired $3.5 billion worth of BTC, pushing the price to $94,208 and igniting hopes for an altcoin rally. 🏦 BlackRock Increases Ethereum Holdings BlackRock purchased $54 million in Ethereum, raising its total ETH assets to $2.06 billion, indicating growing institutional interest in ETH.

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Japanese Investors Trigger Major Bond Sell-off 📊 What happened: Japanese institutions sold $21.1 billion in US long-term bonds — largest two-week sell-off since 2020. ⚡ Analysis: Rising bond yields could tighten global liquidity, pressuring crypto in 1–2 weeks. ❗ Watch closely: If bond outflows persist, crypto may face short-term corrections.

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Bitcoin Breaks $95,000 Amid US-China Trade De-escalation 📊 What happened: US President Donald Trump softened trade rhetoric toward China. Stocks surged, Bitcoin followed. 📈 Analysis: Lower perceived global risk boosts risk-on assets like crypto. 🔥 Expectation: Next resistance zone for BTC — $96,500–$97,000. Breakout could push BTC toward $100,000.

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🐋 Whale Accumulation Intensifies According to Santiment data, significant accumulation of BTC and ETH is observed among addresses holding over 1,000 BTC and 10,000 ETH respectively.

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📈 Bitcoin Surpasses $94,000 Bitcoin (BTC) has surged past $94,000, marking its highest level in six weeks. The rally is attributed to positive signals from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding reduced tariffs on Chinese imports and easing global trade tensions. The total crypto market capitalization is nearing $3 trillion

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🏛️ Changes in US Cryptocurrency Regulation The US Department of Justice has announced the end of its "regulation by prosecution" approach towards cryptocurrency companies. The department will now focus on investigating serious crimes involving digital assets, such as terrorism financing and money laundering.

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📈 Bitcoin Eyes $90,000 Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $88,500, showing growth amid a weakening US dollar and increased institutional interest in cryptocurrencies. Analysts note that surpassing the $90,000 level could pave the way for further growth to $110,000.

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We live as if nature is infinite. As if forests will regrow on their own. As if water will always clean itself. As if the birds will return — even if they vanish. But the planet has no restart button. What feels eternal is often the most fragile. The sooner we realize this, the more we can save. #Nature #Environment #ActNow #Sustainability @buildoncyber

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Glaciers Are Melting – The World Is Changing Every 40 hours, Earth loses a volume of ice equivalent to New York’s Central Park. Ancient frozen water is rushing into the oceans, reshaping ecosystems, shifting weather patterns, and even altering geopolitics. This isn’t just another climate fact—it’s a warning. Sea levels are rising, freshwater access is shrinking, and climate extremes are becoming the new normal. Ignoring it is no longer an option. If we don’t change course, our planet will become a very different place—one we may not want to live in. Do you think we still have time to turn things around? Or has the ice already broken?

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Did you know that the Earth's main lungs aren’t forests, but the ocean? While rainforests like the Amazon play a crucial role in producing oxygen, marine algae and phytoplankton generate over 50% of the world's oxygen—more than all the forests combined! These microscopic organisms absorb CO₂ and release oxygen through photosynthesis, just like trees. But because the ocean covers 70% of the planet, their impact is massive. However, climate change and pollution threaten these vital oxygen producers. Rising ocean temperatures and plastic waste disrupt phytoplankton populations, which could have serious consequences for the entire planet. Protecting the ocean isn’t just about marine life—it’s about the air we breathe.

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Did you know that the human brain is capable of processing information faster than the most powerful supercomputers? It has the ability to store more data than any hard drive ever created, and despite its relatively small size, it can perform billions of calculations per second. The brain’s incredible ability to adapt, learn, and solve complex problems is still a mystery to scientists. What makes it even more fascinating is its energy efficiency—while it’s working at full capacity, the brain consumes only about as much energy as a light bulb. The more we explore the brain, the more we realize that the possibilities of human potential are nearly limitless.

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