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🔔 Bitcoin’s $80K breakout needs spot demand after short squeeze: analysts 📌 Bitcoin has climbed nearly 24% from below $64,000 toward $80,000 as U.S. spot ETF inflows and forced short covering have fueled its strongest weekly advance since March 2023. Nansen senior research analyst Nicolai Søndergaard told cryptonews that Bitcoin has probably established an important local bottom, although he wants more evidence from U.S. spot markets before treating the rally as a confirmed cycle turn. ➡️ Søndergaard said selling pressure has eased, some whales have resumed selective accumulation, and ETF flows have improved. However, he noted that recent readings still showed weak U.S. spot demand, a price below important holders’ cost bases, and derivatives positions recovering before clear confirmation from cash-market buyers. Under his base case, Bitcoin is passing through the final stages of a bottoming process rather than beginning a confirmed market-wide advance. Sustained trading above $80,000, once leverage settles, would provide stronger evidence that buyers can support the move without relying on forced position closures. 🌐 Bitget Wallet research analyst Lacie Zhang said ETF purchases, favorable macro conditions and progress on U.S. crypto regulation have given the rally genuine support. Yet she also attributed part of its speed to traders buying Bitcoin to close leveraged bearish positions.

➡️ Bitcoin price reclaims $64K, but leverage raises pullback risk 🌐 Bitcoin price rose 1.7% to around $64,200 on Aug. 18 as ETF inflows supported the rebound, but rising leverage left the recovery exposed to a pullback. The rebound from the $62,600 area improved short-term momentum, although the daily chart continues to show Bitcoin trading below its two longer-term moving averages. Leverage is also building while liquidity rests on both sides of the current price, leaving the recovery exposed to sharp moves if buyers fail to extend the advance. 📣 U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded more than $137 million in net inflows on Monday. The inflows followed over $385 million in net withdrawals during the previous week, suggesting institutional demand returned after several sessions of selling. ⚡️ The recovery also came as buyers defended an area that has repeatedly attracted demand since June. Bitcoin fell toward $62,600 on Aug. 14 and again tested the upper $62,000 region on Aug. 17 before climbing as high as $64,586 on Tuesday.

➡️ Bitcoin developers could fall behind attackers without top AI models 📌 A group of crypto companies and industry organizations has called on frontier AI labs to give Bitcoin and other open-source financial infrastructure developers trusted access to their most capable models as AI-assisted cyber threats become more advanced. Under the proposal, AI companies would “establish or expand standing trusted-access programs for qualified defenders of open-source financial infrastructure,” allowing vetted security researchers and maintainers to use capabilities that may otherwise be restricted. 🌐 BPI argued that access has become more important as advanced AI systems gain the ability to examine large codebases, identify potential vulnerabilities and speed up difficult technical work. These capabilities can help legitimate researchers find flaws, but the institute said they can also be used by attackers looking for weaknesses. For Bitcoin developers, the letter said the access gap can leave maintainers dependent on less capable open-weight models when frontier systems either refuse security-related requests or remain available only through programs that do not include open-source financial infrastructure. 🔗 The institute pointed to the amount of capital dependent on such software, noting that Bitcoin alone secures more than $1 trillion in value. A serious vulnerability in financial infrastructure can therefore put users’ savings at risk, the letter said.

👀 Coldcard temporarily halts customer data deletion over July exploit 📌 Coldcard has temporarily suspended its automatic customer data deletion process because of legal obligations tied to the security incident disclosed on July 30, preserving records that would otherwise have been erased after 120 days. ⚠️ The company said the temporary measure overrides its published data-retention schedule but added that customers who do not want their information preserved under the legal protocol can still request the application of its existing retention policy by contacting customer support. 🔔 Explaining the change, the company said its standard practice has been to “automatically blank customer records after 120 days,” keeping only customers’ email addresses and country of residence. It also noted that buyers have long been able to request accelerated deletion after their orders were delivered.

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🔔 Nexo keeps EU services live with MiCA partners ❗️ Nexo said on July 28 that its products remain available across the European Economic Area through an operating structure involving two regulated German partners. Tangany provides digital-asset custody, while DLT Finance supplies brokerage infrastructure for crypto-assets and financial instruments. ⚡️ The announcement does not identify a MiCA crypto-asset service provider authorisation held by Nexo itself. Instead, Nexo attributes the regulated custody and brokerage functions to Tangany and DLT Finance. The platform said the arrangement completed a testing phase without disrupting customer access. Tangany holds EEA client crypto-assets through its Munich-based custody infrastructure. The company received its MiCA licence in September 2025, covering custody, transfers and staking services. Tangany said the approval allows it to passport those services across the European Union. 🔖 DLT Finance is the operating brand of DLT Securities GmbH. Under Nexo’s arrangement, it provides brokerage and execution infrastructure. Public licence data list DLT Securities as a German MiCA-authorised provider for services including exchanging crypto-assets, executing orders and placing crypto-assets. The firm also operates as an investment firm under MiFID II. This division means the companies performing covered custody and trading functions hold the relevant permissions. Nexo continues to control the client-facing wealth platform and user experience.

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➡️ Can Bitcoin price break $67K as oil and tech earnings raise risks? ⚡️ Bitcoin price has pulled back toward $65,700 after approaching $67,000, as caution before Alphabet’s earnings and a sharp oil rally pushed traders away from risk assets. According to data from cryptonews, Bitcoin price traded near $65,970 at press time, down about 1.5% on the daily chart after reaching an intraday high of $66,886. The retreat followed a multi-day recovery from the July low near $58,000, but traders remained reluctant to chase the move before major technology companies released quarterly results. 📣 U.S. stock futures edged lower on Wednesday as investors awaited results from Alphabet and Tesla. Alphabet faces particular scrutiny because Wall Street wants evidence that its heavy spending on artificial intelligence can produce durable returns. Analysts expect the company’s annual capital expenditure to reach between $180 billion and $190 billion. 🌐 Semiconductor stocks have also experienced sharp swings over concerns that technology companies may curb AI infrastructure spending. Weakness in chipmakers could pressure the Nasdaq and drain demand for Bitcoin, which has retained a strong short-term correlation with high-growth equities during periods of market stress.

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👀 What is OTC trading in crypto? How whales buy without moving the price ⚠️ When a company buys hundreds of millions of dollars of Bitcoin and the price barely moves, it did not use an exchange. It used an OTC desk. This guide explains over-the-counter crypto trading: why large orders cannot go through order books, how OTC desks source liquidity and settle trades, the difference between principal and agency desks, why so much real volume is invisible, and how to tell when the whales are quietly accumulating. 🔖 Here is a puzzle that confuses almost everyone new to crypto markets. A public company announces it bought $500 million of Bitcoin. On any exchange, an order that size would tear through the order book, spike the price, and cost the buyer a fortune in slippage, everyone would see it coming and front-run it. Yet the announcements keep arriving, the purchases keep completing, and the price frequently barely reacts. How? ➡️ The answer is a corner of the market most retail traders never touch and much of the real money never leaves: over-the-counter trading. OTC desks are where whales, institutions, corporate treasuries, miners, funds, and governments buy and sell crypto in sizes that would be impossible on public exchanges, through private, negotiated transactions that never appear in any order book. A large and growing share of crypto’s genuine volume happens here, off-screen, and the on-exchange charts that most analysis obsesses over are, in a real sense, only the visible tip of the market.