Crypto markets show resilience as easing geopolitical tensions and falling oil 
prices reduce macro pressure, setting the stage for a potential recovery in 
digital assets amid shifting investor sentiment and improving regulatory 
signals. Crypto Stability Emerges as Oil Drops and Risks Ease Shifting 
geopolitical expectations have begun to ease pressure across global markets, 
with Grayscale […]

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Deutsche Bank warned this week that Iran’s move to condition oil tanker 
passage through the Strait of Hormuz on payments in Chinese yuan could 
accelerate the erosion of the decades-old petrodollar system and push global 
energy trade closer to a yuan-denominated future. Chinese Yuan Could Replace 
Dollar in Hormuz Oil Trade as Iran Conflict Deepens, […]

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Robotics revolutionizes energy and defense sectors with AI-driven efficiency 
and critical infrastructure management.
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Bitcoin’s miner supply picture remains tighter than in past cycles, but not 
tight enough to call it a true supply shock. New data from Axel Adler Jr.’s 
latest Bitcoin Morning Brief suggests miners still retain a meaningful over- 
the-counter reserve even as exchange-directed selling pressure stays elevated. 
Bitcoin Miners Flash Mixed Signal Adler’s core argument rests on two separate 
but related indicators. One tracks the 30-day moving average of BTC inflows 
from miners to exchanges, which serves as a direct proxy for realized selling 
pressure entering the market. The other measures the aggregate BTC balance 
held on OTC addresses associated with miners, offering a view into how much 
inventory can still be sold outside public order books. Taken together, the 
charts point to a market that is absorbing ongoing miner distribution, not one 
that has suddenly run out of hidden supply. As Adler put it, “For the market 
this is a mixed signal: the hidden OTC overhang is limited compared to past 
cycles, but tactical pressure in the market channel has not yet been removed.” 
Related Reading: Bitcoin Holds $70K – Is The High‑Beta Era Over? That 
distinction matters. A low OTC balance can be read as constructive because it 
implies miners have less sidelined inventory available for large off-exchange 
deals. But if the coins miners are currently producing are still being routed 
to exchanges at an elevated pace, immediate market pressure remains intact. 
The exchange inflow data is central to that argument. According to Adler, 
miner exchange inflows rose noticeably after Halving #4 relative to the early 
post-halving period, and the trend accelerated further from autumn 2025 
onward. By 2026, the 30DMA remained in what he described as an elevated 
regime, indicating that “a significant portion of freshly mined supply is 
still being directed into the market, and current miner pressure cannot be 
considered removed.” Recent weeks have shown some moderation from the latest 
highs, but Adler does not view that as decisive. “In recent weeks the chart 
shows a local pullback from recent peaks,” he wrote. “But against the backdrop 
of strong growth over recent months, this does not yet look like a confirmed 
downward reversal &#8211; rather a pause within a still-elevated exchange inflow 
regime. To speak of a real reduction in miner pressure, a more sustained 
decline of the 30DMA from the current elevated zone is needed, not a short 
oscillation within it.” Related Reading: Bitcoin Miner Selling Pressure Drops 
To Near Three-Year Low The OTC side of the picture is more nuanced. Miner- 
linked OTC balances currently sit around 152.6K BTC, well below the historical 
peak near 595K BTC in 2018 and only modestly above the series low of roughly 
146.9K BTC recorded in July 2025. By long-term standards, that does leave the 
OTC reserve compressed. Still, Adler explicitly pushes back on the idea that 
the reserve is effectively gone. “The current level is close to the lower 
bound of the historical range, but claiming the buffer is ‘almost entirely 
exhausted’ would be an overstatement: more than 150K BTC is still a 
significant volume,” he wrote. “In recent months the OTC balance has been 
oscillating within a relatively narrow range, and in February there was even a 
noticeable upward spike. This looks more like a regime of low but persisting 
reserve than a final phase of complete buffer depletion.” That framing is the 
key to the piece. The report does not argue that miner supply is abundant. It 
argues that the supply backdrop has become structurally tighter than in 
earlier cycles without yet crossing into outright scarcity. Miners have 
“substantially less OTC inventory than in past cycles,” Adler said, but the 
reserve “has not disappeared.” Instead, it “no longer looks large enough to 
create the same hidden supply overhang the market could see previously.” At 
press time, BTC traded at $ Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from 
TradingView.com

Bitcoin Miner Supply Shock Hasn’t Arrived Yet, New Data Suggests

AI&#8217;s rapid growth threatens job security and demands urgent government action 
to prevent economic disruption.
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