Ripple&#8217;s XRP Ledger is reportedly experiencing a strategic shift as community 
members call for native staking capabilities.

Ripple, XRP eyes staking as Canary Capital ETF sparks new investor interest

Accelerating demand for solana exposure is fueling a rapid expansion of new 
ETFs, highlighting strengthening institutional traction and staking-focused 
designs as 21shares pushes the momentum forward with its latest entry into an 
expanding market today. Issuers Ramp up Solana ETF Rollouts Amid Mounting 
Demand A rising number of issuers are accelerating the launch of solana […]

Racing Solana Demand Drives TSOL’s Arrival With Staking-Focused Upside

Solana declined 5.4% on Tuesday, reaching $133 as the cryptocurrency extended 
its multi-day retreat to a 13.4% weekly loss, according to market data.

Solana sinks through support level in broad crypto sell-off

XRP ledger activity has slumped over the past four months, increasing the 
downside prospects for XRP price to drop to $1.55.

XRP price at risk of a 25% drop to $1.55: Here is why

Bitcoin is trading at critical price levels as the market enters one of its 
most tense and uncertain stages of the year. The crypto market is showing 
clear signs of stress, and new data from CryptoQuant confirms that Bitcoin is 
now moving into one of the most severe short-term capitulation phases of this 
cycle. According to the latest on-chain metrics, short-term holders (STHs) are 
realizing losses at a scale typically seen only near major market turning 
points. Related Reading: XRP Supply In Profit Falls to 58.5% – Lowest Since 
2024 Despite Higher Price The key indicator driving this analysis is STH-SOPR, 
which has plunged to deeply depressed readings around 0.97. This means STHs 
are selling coins at a clear loss, often driven by fear rather than strategy. 
Even more importantly, this metric has spent several consecutive weeks below 
the critical 1.0 threshold, forming what analysts refer to as a structural 
“capitulation band.” Historically, whenever STH-SOPR remained under 1.0 for 
extended periods, it signaled heavy emotional selling—typically from the most 
reactive and least informed market participants. These episodes have 
repeatedly aligned with late-stage corrections, market reversals, and shifts 
in long-term holder dominance. With Bitcoin now sitting at a crucial technical 
and psychological zone, the next phase could determine whether this becomes a 
deeper bear trend or a major reset before recovery. Short-Term Holders Under 
Extreme Stress as Capitulation Deepens According to XWIN Research on 
CryptoQuant, the current selloff is being amplified by the behavior of short- 
term holders, with the STH-MVRV ratio now sitting far below 1.0. This 
indicates that nearly all recent buyers are holding Bitcoin at a loss, placing 
short-term profitability in one of the weakest conditions in the entire 
dataset. Historically, these deep unrealized-loss phases are extremely rare 
and tend to compress selling pressure quickly, as weak hands eventually run 
out of coins to sell. This pattern is clearly visible in real market flows. A 
striking 65,200 BTC were recently sent to exchanges at a loss, showing that 
fear is not an abstract sentiment but is materializing in real, loss-driven 
capitulation. This kind of behavior aligns with classical capitulation 
structures: unrealized losses surge, panic selling intensifies, and eventually 
selling pressure becomes unsustainable. Once that happens, stronger hands 
begin absorbing supply quietly in the background. While this setup doesn’t 
guarantee an immediate rebound, the broader structure is shifting toward 
conditions that have historically preceded cyclical recoveries. STH losses 
remain at extreme levels, STH-SOPR is still below 1.0, and the pressure 
fueling exchange inflows is rooted in panic rather than fundamentals. 
Volatility is likely to persist, but the ongoing cleansing of weak hands is a 
process often seen near the end of major corrections — not at the start. 
Related Reading: Galaxy Digital Dumps 2,800 BTC as Bitcoin Crashes Below $90K 
Testing Weekly Support as Momentum Weakens Bitcoin’s weekly chart shows the 
market approaching a critical turning point as price trades just above $91,000 
following a sharp multi-week decline. The recent breakdown from the 
$110,000–$105,000 range has confirmed a loss of bullish momentum, with sellers 
gaining control and pushing BTC toward its next major weekly support cluster 
near the 50-week moving average around $88,000–$90,000. This zone has 
historically acted as a key pivot level, often signaling whether a corrective 
phase deepens or stabilizes. Volume adds important context. The past several 
weekly candles show rising sell-side activity, reflecting panic-driven exits 
rather than orderly distribution. However, this surge in volume also indicates 
that the market may be approaching a capitulation threshold, where forced 
selling begins to exhaust itself — a setup often seen before stronger hands 
step in. Related Reading: Ethereum Approaches Historical Accumulation Level – 
Just 8% Away From LTH Cost Basis Structurally, Bitcoin is still trading above 
the 100-week and 200-week moving averages, both of which continue to trend 
upward. This suggests the aggressive downside move has not yet broken the 
broader macrotrend. But the loss of mid-term support levels and the sustained 
downward pressure highlight a market struggling to find confidence. Featured 
image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com

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