The Hidden ETF Script: How Bitcoin Price Is Being Inflated with Fake Volume As of 2025, the notable surges in Bitcoin prices have reignited bullish excitement among investors. However, when we examine the underlying volume data and on-chain behavior, it becomes evident that this rally is driven more by institutional manipulation tactics than real […]
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As of 2025, Bitcoin ETFs have triggered a major transformation in the crypto markets.However, this transformation has not always produced positive outcomes for retail investors.In particular, the large capital exodus from Grayscale’s GBTC fund towards giants like BlackRock’s ETFs creates a false sense of demand in the market. We have previously discussed this topic in
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We have previously discussed this topic in a brief article. You can read it here. This way you can understand the topic better. When reviewing recent ETF data (BlackRock, Fidelity, Ark Invest, Grayscale, etc.), the following trends are clearly visible: ETF fund balances are increasing → Especially throughout April, major funds like ARK, BlackRock,
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Bitcoin Market Analysis: Leverage, Funding, and Risk Assessment (Short-Term) Recent data highlights a highly leveraged and fragile Bitcoin market. Let’s break it down: 🚀Join CDDStamp for free and unlock instant access to these powerful insights — no cost, just alpha. 🔵 1. Estimated Leverage Ratio (ELR) The ELR has surged above 80, indicating extreme
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1. 🧠 On-Chain Analysis 📊 NUPL (Net Unrealized Profit/Loss) Current Status: NUPL remains in the positive zone (above 100%), but has been trending downward since the beginning of the year. Comment: A significant portion of investors are still in profit. However, the decline in NUPL suggests profit-taking and a potential market saturation point approaching. 🚀Join
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🔍 STH Realized Price (Short-Term Holder Realized Price) Analysis📌 Definition & ImportanceThe STH Realized Price indicates the average cost basis of investors who purchased Bitcoin within the last 155 days. 🚀Join CDDStamp for free and unlock instant access to these powerful insights — no cost, just alpha. Prices above this level typically represent profitable
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📊 1. Exchange Reserves & BLR (Bitcoin Liquidity Ratio) Exchange Reserves (Blue): From April 5 to 10, BTC reserves on exchanges increased notably, followed by a decline. BLR (Orange): Around April 15–16, the BLR spiked sharply. Since BLR = Exchange Reserves / Trading Volume, this implies either a drop in trading volume or an increase
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Sign up for free on CDDStamp today and get one-month access to our AI predictor, sezAI, for crypto and stock market forecasts. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) is one of the largest financial derivatives exchanges in the United States. While it’s primarily known for traditional assets like stocks and commodities, CME also offers trading
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Based on the latest on-chain and derivative data, here’s a detailed breakdown of current Bitcoin market conditions: 📉 1. BTC Price & Leverage Ratio (MA10) ⚙️ Estimated Leverage Ratio = Open Interest / (Funding Rate × Mark Price) The estimated leverage ratio (10-day moving average) tends to rise before sharp price drops. This typically
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When stepping into the world of crypto trading, one of the first decisions traders face is choosing between margin trading and futures trading. While both allow you to trade with leverage, they work quite differently under the hood. Here’s a breakdown of how they differ: 🔹 Margin Trading: In margin trading, you’re buying and selling
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