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Bitcoin at $103,758 is not consolidation – is in decline. The rebound traders called “accumulation” last week is gone. Each time frame looks heavy, and no real support exists between here and $95,000. Peter Brandt’s comment on X just confirmed what the charts already show. The legendary trader gave 60/40 that the top is already behind us.
Ripple and Saylor stand almost alone – one builds, one buys, while everyone else watches their screens fade to red. XRP still carries a market cap of $136.52 billion, but that means little when everything else is flowing. Strategy Inc shares trade at $264, moving almost point for point with Bitcoin.
Ripple is the only company in crypto that still develops as if it sees a decade ahead. The total expenditure of the business this year passed $ 4 billion.
Ripple acquisitions in 2025:
Ripple Palisade’s newest acquisition they add multiparty key management, security at the custody level and fast API integrations already support XRP, SOL and ETH.
Ripple said the plan is simple: customers will manage and store assets directly in their own system, without external custodians. It is no longer just a payment company. Ripple now controls custody, balance and liquidity in one structure.
Peter Brandt summed up his Bitcoin outlook with two numbers. It places the next structural support around the low $60,000 range and assigns a 60% probability that Bitcoin has already completed its cycle high.
Bitcoin has already failed to hold $110,000. Every bounce dies faster, volumes shrink and spot books continue to slide lower. The data on the chain shows the big holders sitting still, which often precedes the bigger breakdowns.
Brandt’s 60% call is not panic talk. He watched the same pattern in the markets for 50 years – euphoric peak, slow fade, disbelief and, only later, capitulation. When he calls $60,000 as the next real zone, the veteran trader means it.
Michael Saylor doesn’t care what the chart says. Strategy Inc. filed with the SEC to issue 3,500,000 Series A preferential shares at €100 each, raising €350 million. The procedures go directly towards the purchase of Bitcoin and the expenses of the company.
Days before filing, Strategy announced that it bought 397 BTC for $45,600,000 at an average price of $114,771. The company now has 641,205 BTC, about $69 billion in value at current prices. MSTR trades near $264 and continues to move almost one for one with BTC.
The euro-denomination issue opens up the Strategy to European investors who want Bitcoin exposure without custody risk. No BTC has moved from Strategy wallets since October; the company remains fully vested.
If the fundraising ends, Saylor can buy about 3,000 BTC more. In his world, lower prices are not pain; are discount tags. This consistency makes Saylor either more stubborn or more patient crypto investor.
The conditions remain negative throughout the plan. Every major chart spikes, liquidity is thin and optimism fades.