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Welcome back to the Daily Coinsauce Newsletter! Let’s dive into today’s updates—there’s a lot to unpack!
💧Top headlines from the last 24 hours:
• Summary of Fed Chair Powell's Comments Over the Last Month.
• Fed Chair Powell Says Crypto Is Going Mainstream.
📕Educational :
• Who is selling Bitcoin?
Lets dive in.
📅 Today
FED Outlook Summarized!
Summary of Fed Chair Powell's Comments Over the Last Month:
Key Takeaways:
1. No Fed "Put" for Stocks: Powell has made it clear that the Federal Reserve will not intervene to support the stock market unless there is a major systemic issue. This means the central bank won’t automatically rush to bail out the markets when they decline.
2. Focus on Inflation and Economic Health: Powell has consistently emphasized that the Fed’s main priority is fighting inflation and ensuring long-term economic stability. The Fed is not in the business of short-term market manipulation or responding to every market dip.
3. Rate Hikes and Economic Slowdown: Powell has hinted at the possibility of economic slowdown as the Fed continues to raise interest rates, but his stance is that this is necessary to bring inflation down. Unemployment might rise as a consequence, but Powell sees this as part of the necessary adjustment.
4. No Immediate Panic Mode: Despite some negative economic indicators, Powell has not indicated that the Fed will panic or shift gears abruptly. There will be no dramatic stimulus measures unless something more severe breaks, such as a major financial crisis or market collapse.
Conclusion: Powell’s comments have been consistent over the past month....he’s not the savior for equity investors. The Fed will not intervene to boost the stock market unless there's a serious breakdown in the financial system. Investors should brace for volatility as the Fed stays focused on its inflation-fighting mission.
Source : Shubhvani.
Crypto Is Mainstream!
CFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has observed that cryptocurrencies are becoming more mainstream, influenced by evolving regulations.
He highlighted that both the Senate and the House are working on establishing a legal framework for stablecoins. We need that.
Powell also mentioned that stablecoins could have "fairly wide appeal." Previously, he compared Bitcoin to a digital version of gold.
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📕 Educational
Over the past 15 days, we’ve seen consistent sell pressure on exchanges — but who exactly is offloading their bags?
Based on CryptoQuant’s Exchange Inflow Age/Value Bands:
By Holding Age:
Short-Term Holders (STH) have been the primary sellers, sending an average of ~930 BTC/day to exchanges.
In contrast, Long-Term Holders (LTH) only moved about ~529 BTC/day — highlighting short-term fear or profit-taking, while long-term conviction remains intact.
By Wallet Cohort:
From April 1 till now:
Shrimps (<1 BTC): 480 BTC/day
Crabs (1–10 BTC): 102 BTC/day
Fish (10–100 BTC): 341 BTC/day
Sharks (100–1,000 BTC): 402 BTC/day
Whales (>1,000 BTC): Only 70 BTC/day
Takeaway: The real sell pressure is not from whales or old hands, but from retail and mid-sized cohorts (shrimps to sharks) and short-term holders — a classic shakeout.
With Bitcoin trading sideways and volatility compressing, this cohort-driven breakdown helps us understand that the current correction is not a mass exodus by smart money — it’s more likely a reaction from nervous short-term and mid-tier holders.
Source : CryptQuant
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