Central-bank momentum toward tokenized finance is accelerating as a new pilot 
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full scope of future adoption. Central Bank Unveils Controlled Digital-Asset 
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Harvard&#8217;s increased Bitcoin ETF investment signals rising institutional trust 
in crypto, potentially influencing broader market adoption trends.
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Harvard boosts BlackRock Bitcoin ETF holdings to $442.8 million, expanding exposure by 257%

Bitcoin has slipped below the $100,000 mark, now trading around $97,000 for 
the first time since May, as selling pressure intensifies across the market. 
Bulls are struggling to defend critical support, and sentiment has turned 
decidedly fearful, with traders scaling back leverage and rotating into 
stablecoins amid heightened volatility. Despite this weakness, on-chain data 
suggests that large buyers may already be positioning for a potential rebound. 
Related Reading: $1.33B Ethereum Whale Just Moved Another $120M USDT to 
Binance – Details According to CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn, massive bid walls 
have been spotted on Binance Futures, signaling that aggressive buyers are 
stepping in to absorb the recent wave of selling. Historically, such large- 
scale bids have often coincided with local bottoms, as whales and 
institutional traders accumulate into weakness. This emerging liquidity 
pattern may suggest growing confidence among deep-pocketed players that 
Bitcoin’s downside could be limited. However, with macro uncertainty still 
weighing heavily on the market, traders remain cautious. Aggressive Buyers 
Step In As Bid Walls Signal Dip Accumulation According to CryptoQuant analyst 
Maartunn, recent order book data reveals a strong layer of support forming on 
Binance Futures, where two major bid clusters have emerged — one around 800 
BTC and another stacking up to 2,000 BTC. This concentration of buy orders 
suggests that large traders, often referred to as aggressive dip buyers, are 
actively accumulating Bitcoin at current levels around $97,000. Bid walls of 
this size are significant because they indicate a willingness among deep- 
pocketed investors to absorb selling pressure and defend price levels 
perceived as undervalued. In practice, such large orders create a temporary 
price floor, making it harder for BTC to fall further without massive selling 
volume. This behavior is often observed in early phases of market reversals. 
Smart money begins building positions while retail sentiment remains fearful. 
Maartunn notes that these clusters reflect renewed confidence from high-volume 
traders who see long-term value despite the recent correction. If these orders 
remain active and continue to absorb liquidity, Bitcoin could stabilize above 
the $95,000–$97,000 range. Historically, periods of strong bid support have 
preceded short-term relief rallies, suggesting that the current dip may be 
setting the stage for a broader recovery. Related Reading: BTC Leverage 
Cooldown Signals Market Reset: OI Drops 21% As Excess Risk Is Flushed Out 
Bitcoin Tests Key Support After Losing $100K Bitcoin’s price action has turned 
increasingly fragile, with the asset now trading near $96,800, its lowest 
level since May. The three-day chart shows a decisive break below the $100,000 
psychological threshold, confirming a short-term bearish shift as sellers 
dominate. Volume has spiked notably in recent sessions, suggesting panic- 
driven liquidations as traders unwind leveraged positions. The 50-day moving 
average has crossed below the 100-day, signaling fading momentum, while the 
200-day moving average — currently near $88,000 — stands as the next central 
support zone if selling pressure persists. Despite the breakdown, price is 
showing early signs of stabilization around current levels, hinting that dip 
buyers may be stepping in. Related Reading: Ethereum Whale Adds $105M To His 
ETH Position – $1.33B Bought Since Nov 4 Market structure remains corrective 
but not fully bearish. Bitcoin has repeatedly found support above its 200-day 
MA during previous mid-cycle retracements. A pattern that often precedes 
recovery once selling exhausts. The RSI (not shown here) is likely near 
oversold territory, reinforcing this view. If BTC can reclaim and hold above 
$100,000, a short-term relief rally toward $105,000–$108,000 could unfold. 
However, failure to defend $95,000 may accelerate the decline toward $90,000. 
Overall, the chart reflects a market in consolidation, balancing between 
capitulation risk and early accumulation. Featured image from ChatGPT, chart 
from TradingView.com

Massive Bitcoin Bid Walls Spotted On Binance: Bulls Step In With 2,800 BTC Cluster

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