Tether&#8217;s integration with RGB could enhance Bitcoin&#8217;s utility, promoting 
broader adoption by merging stablecoin stability with Bitcoin&#8217;s security.
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Tether to expand USDT support to Bitcoin ecosystem with RGB integration

The Sandbox co-founders, Arthur Madrid and Sebastien Borget, have transitioned 
to new strategic roles amid an ongoing business optimization, Borget told 
Cointelegraph.

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OKX has rolled out its USDG Auto-Earning feature, letting users earn passive 
income simply by holding USDG in their accounts.

OKX launches USDG automatic earning feature

The analyst&#8217;s critique highlights potential risks for retail investors and 
underscores the need for improved security measures in the crypto space.
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Bitcoin is trading at a critical level after successfully holding above 
$110,000 as support, but market sentiment remains on edge. The recent defense 
of this zone has given bulls a temporary cushion, yet selling pressure is 
mounting as volatility continues to drive uncertainty. Some analysts warn that 
further declines may follow if buyers fail to regain momentum, putting 
Bitcoin’s resilience to the test. Related Reading: Bitcoin Taker Buy/Sell 
Ratio Plunges To Lowest Since 2018: Strong Sell Signal Flashes Top analyst 
Axel Adler highlights a key onchain signal that sheds light on the current 
market structure. According to Adler, Bitcoin’s Normalized Address Activity 
(NAA) dropped sharply from 60% — the level at which the $124,000 all-time high 
was formed — down to just 30%. This decline reflects a clear cooling in 
transactional intensity, with fewer coins moving on-chain. While this signals 
that short-term supply is weakening and immediate selling pressure has eased, 
it also raises questions about whether there is enough demand to fuel another 
rally. The balance between cooling activity and sustained support will be 
decisive. If Bitcoin holds $110K and demand reemerges, the market could 
stabilize. But if volatility keeps pressuring buyers, the risk of deeper 
corrections remains firmly on the table. Bitcoin Long-Term Seller Base Expands 
According to Adler, while Bitcoin’s short-term supply activity has cooled, 
long-term dynamics reveal a different story. The annual Normalized Address 
Activity (NAA) has climbed from 30% — recorded when Bitcoin was trading near 
$80,000 — to 40% today. This steady increase shows that more holders are 
willing to realize profits at higher levels, gradually broadening the seller 
base. For context, the peak of selling activity in this cycle occurred in 
September 2023, when the annual NAA hit 85% with Bitcoin priced around 
$37,000. That marked a period of heavy distribution at lower valuations. By 
contrast, the current phase reflects a more balanced environment, where 
selling pressure is elevated compared to earlier this year but still far below 
peak cycle extremes. Adler suggests this positioning indicates Bitcoin has 
entered a “mid-stage” phase of distribution, where profit-taking grows but the 
structural trend remains intact. Despite this, price action underscores 
hesitation. Bitcoin is holding above critical support at $110,000, but has so 
far failed to reclaim higher supply zones that would confirm bullish 
continuation. The market now sits at a crossroads, with speculation rising 
about the next major move. Whether buyers can overcome expanding long-term 
selling pressure will likely decide if Bitcoin stabilizes for another rally or 
faces a deeper corrective wave. Related Reading: Bitcoin MVRV Compression 
Signals Pause – Market Digests Recent Volatility Bulls Push To Test Key Levels 
Bitcoin is trading near $112,900 after a series of volatile swings that pushed 
the price down from recent highs above $123,000. The chart highlights how BTC 
has struggled to reclaim lost ground, with short-term momentum still capped by 
resistance levels. After defending the $110,000 zone, buyers are attempting a 
recovery, but the structure suggests that a more decisive move is needed to 
shift sentiment. Currently, BTC remains below the 50-day and 100-day moving 
averages, which hover between $113,000 and $115,000. These levels form the 
immediate barrier for bulls, and breaking above them would be crucial to 
altering momentum in favor of an upside push. A successful retest and hold of 
$115,000 could signal the start of renewed strength, setting the stage for 
another attempt at the $120,000–$123,000 resistance zone. Related Reading: 
Ethereum Faces Risk As Binance Leverage Ratio Skyrockets To Record Levels On 
the downside, failure to break higher keeps BTC vulnerable. A rejection near 
current levels could open the door to another retest of $110,000 support, with 
deeper risks extending toward $108,000. Market sentiment remains cautious, and 
the next few sessions will likely determine whether Bitcoin can reclaim 
bullish momentum or remain stuck under pressure. For now, $115,000 stands as 
the critical line in the sand. Featured image from Dall-E, chart from 
TradingView

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