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Bitcoin Flashes Undervaluation Signal: NVT Golden Cross Hits Oversold

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Bitcoin has lost more than 35% of its value since early October, dropping sharply from its $126,000 all-time high and sending the market into full panic mode. Sentiment has deteriorated quickly, with liquidations, forced selling, and collapsing confidence pushing price action into deeply oversold territory. Most analysts now argue that Bitcoin has officially entered a bear market, pointing to structural breakdowns and the violent rejection from cycle highs. However, a smaller but vocal group of market participants still believes the cycle is not over, claiming that the recent crash reflects capitulation—not long-term exhaustion. Supporting this view, key on-chain data from analyst Darkfost highlights a critical signal: the BTC NVT Golden Cross. This indicator evaluates Bitcoin’s valuation relative to its transactional and on-chain activity. Darkfost notes that when the NVT Golden Cross drops below –1.6, Bitcoin historically becomes undervalued, often preceding sharp mean-reversion r...
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Cardano Attack Sparks Clash: Hoskinson Invokes Feds, Solana Chief Objects

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Cardano’s mainnet experienced a rare chain partition on November 21, 2025 after a malformed staking-delegation transaction exploited a long-standing deserialization bug, briefly producing a “poisoned” branch containing the transaction and a parallel healthy branch that rejected it. The network continued producing blocks on both sides until emergency node upgrades restored convergence later that day; Intersect said no user funds were lost and that a CIP-135 disaster-recovery playbook was prepared but ultimately not needed. Should Cardano’s Attacker Face The Feds? What turned a technical postmortem into an industry flashpoint was the public fallout between Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson and Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko over whether the incident should be treated as a federal crime. Yakovenko opened by praising the protocol behavior rather than the politics: “I am gonna go out on a limb and actually say this is pretty cool. Nakamoto style consensus without proof of work is e...
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MicroStrategy In Trouble? Economist Reveals What Happens If Bitcoin Falls 90%

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Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has been in the headlines recently following the Bitcoin price crash into the $84,000 territory. The market crash had put it dangerously close to the company’s average buy price of $74,443, with only a 30% crash separating the company’s massive 649,870 BTC holding from being in the red. This has led the company to publicly defend its position and strategy amid call-outs from the likes of economist Peter Schiff. Strategy’s Bitcoin Stash In Trouble? Last week, economist Peter Schiff first called out the Strategy team , questioning the viability of its Bitcoin strategy given that the price of the digital asset was crashing. This came amid call-outs that Michael Saylor’s strategy of issuing MSTR shares to buy Bitcoin was already failing. Schiff, in an X post, called out the company’s entire business model of issuing preferred stocks and then using the proceeds to actually buy more Bitcoin. According to the analyst, the company’s entire business model ...
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Why miniscript `after` limit at 0x80000000?

Could we create a miniscript with after value larger than 0x80000000L (year 2038)? bitcoin-core check for *num < 1 || *num >= 0x80000000L while parsing after script but i think nlocktime is limit by uint_32_t (year 2106) from Recent Questions - Bitcoin Stack Exchange https://ift.tt/LgtJ321 via IFTTT
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where did my money go, who did it go to?

bc1qtunx4y69acmmcksptzt7u4evcj6wkhwdtk0x8x. I sent money to this place but who was it? i a, not sure who this money went to, I was given two different numbers and this one stayed in my wallet from Recent Questions - Bitcoin Stack Exchange https://ift.tt/sXbhmT1 via IFTTT
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Top Bitcoin Bull Identifies Key Force Driving BTC’s Sharp Decline

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Fundstrat’s Tom Lee disclosed in a recent interview that last month’s flash event is still echoing through crypto markets, and that those ripples help explain Bitcoin’s recent slide. According to Lee, the shock on October 10 damaged key market makers—firms that provide trading liquidity—forcing them to pull back and tighten activity. That pullback, he said, has fed a slow drip of selling that continued into November as investors reassessed risk. Market Maker Strain Triggered By Trading Glitch Based on reports, Bitcoin traded near $125,000 on October 6 and held around $120,000 days later before tumbling to the mid-$80,000 range by November 20. Lee pointed to a technical fault on one exchange where a stablecoin briefly lost its $1 peg amid thin liquidity and internal pricing errors. That misquote was used by the exchange to price trades, which set off Auto-Deleveraging (ADL) events and a chain of forced liquidations across venues. The result: several market makers saw their balan...
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Here’s Why A Supply Shock Could Be Imminent For XRP

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Crypto pundit Cobb has explained why a supply shock could be imminent for XRP. This follows the launch of two ‘33 Act XRP ETFs, including Bitwise’s fund , with more set to launch next week.  Why XRP Could Soon Witness A Supply Shock In an X post , Cobb declared that a supply shock is coming for XRP. This came as he noted that the market is not pricing in the impact the XRP ETFs could have, like they did with Bitcoin and Ethereum . Notably, BTC had rallied to new highs following the launch of the Bitcoin ETFs last year. ETH also saw a significant price increase this year, as Ethereum ETFs experienced a massive spike in inflows.  Cobb’s statement came in response to crypto pundit Chad’s prediction of the funds taking in a net inflow of a billion daily, with 500 million of the altcoin sent to storage daily. He stated that the token’s price won’t remain at $2 as that happens. It is worth noting that there are currently two existing ‘33 Act spot XRP ETFs issued by Canary Capita...
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