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🔹 Altcoins Market Update — Summary (Binance Style) • Altcoins are mixed as Bitcoin dominance stays high • $ETH trading stable, acting as leader for altcoin moves • $XRP , $SOL , ADA showing sideways action with low volatility • Selective altcoins seeing short-term pumps, not broad rally • Altcoin season not confirmed yet, rotation still slow • Traders focusing on DCA & strong fundamentals 📌 Overall: Altcoins are consolidating — patience needed until BTC cools and volume shifts.

$BTC has touched this 12-year trendline support only 4 times: 2013 2015 2022 2025 Each time, it marked a macro bottom. This level has held through multiple cycles. Short-term noise changes, but long-term structure stays. History doesn’t repeat exactly, but it often rhymes.

$BTC has only touched this 12-year trendline support 4 times: 2013 2015 2022 2025 Historically, whenever price reaches this key macro level, it has marked a bottom.

US investors put close to $32 billion into US crypto exchange-traded funds in 2025 even as markets lost steam late in the year. Spot Bitcoin ETFs drew the biggest share, with $21.4 billion in net inflows. That is smaller than the $35 billion that poured into Bitcoin ETFs in 2024. Blackrock Dominates Flows BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, IBIT, accounted for most of the activity. Reports show IBIT took in about $24.7 billion. That makes its inflows roughly five times larger than the nearest rival, Fidelity’s FBTC Market watchers noted IBIT ranked near the top among all ETF flows, placing behind only a few broad index funds and a big treasury bond fund. If IBIT’s number is removed, the wider spot Bitcoin ETF group actually finished the year with about $3 billion in combined outflows. Grayscale’s Bitcoin product lost nearly $4 billion on the year. Bitcoin’s price was lower than at the start of 2025; it began the year around $93,500. Ethereum Interest Strong But Cooling Based on reports, interest in Ethereum ETFs was real, but the momentum looks uneven. BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust, ETHA, sits at nearly $12.6 billion in inflows. Fidelity’s FETH follows at $2.6 billion, while Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust ETF holds about $1.5 billion. Still, public on-chain data showed little renewed demand for spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs in the last month of the year, suggesting flows may slow into 2026. Ether ETFs benefited from being new and giving investors a regulated way to own ETH, but recent days have seen quieter buying. Spot Ether ETFs, which only became widely tradable after their July 2024 launch, gathered $9.6 billion in their first full year. Spot Solana ETFs, launched in late October, added $765 million through year end. Altcoin ETFs Show Curiosity, Not Frenzy Litecoin and XRP ETFs also began trading in the latter half of the year, giving investors more choices for regulated altcoin exposure. The sums are small compared with Bitcoin and Ether. Solana’s $765 million is an example of early interest that has not yet turned into a large, steady stream of assets. These products are being tested by the market. $BTC