Cena Bridged BTC (NEAR Intents)

$BTC Not much has changed. With yesterday’s move to the downside, BTC cleared out a small portion of the liquidity that had built up below, but the majority of it still remains. On the upside, price front-ran the liquidity cluster sitting above $80K and reversed back toward our key support level around $77K. Now we’ll likely have to wait until late Sunday/Monday to see how price reacts from this level. However, I still believe we’ll likely see another bounce from here and at least partially fill the wick that formed during yesterday’s rally.

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$BTC The possibility that Bitcoin is entering a new phase of expansion is gaining attention as several signals begin to diverge from the patterns observed during much of the recent cycle. While traditional markets have maintained relatively strong momentum, Bitcoin has started to show less dependence on U.S. equities. For YouTuber Crypto Capital Venture, this configuration could resemble the environment seen in 2015, when Bitcoin began separating from traditional markets before the powerful expansion that eventually culminated in the 2017 bull market. The comparison became more relevant after Bitwise reported that Bitcoin’s 260-day correlation with the S&P 500 had fallen to its lowest level since 2015. The firm noted that the previous occurrence preceded Bitcoin’s rally from mid-2015 through late 2017, a period during which the cryptocurrency increased roughly 98-fold. Bitwise also cautioned that repeating such a move is unlikely given the greater size and maturity of today’s crypto market. For Crypto Capital Venture, the important point is not to forecast another 9,800% rally, but rather to interpret the decoupling as a potential transition signal. In the YouTuber’s analysis, the prolonged stagnation affecting Bitcoin and altcoins does not necessarily represent the end of the cycle. Instead, it could reflect an accumulation phase developing ahead of another expansion in liquidity. The Decoupling And The Shift Beyond The Four-Year Cycle This interpretation also connects with a broader debate among analysts about whether the traditional four-year Bitcoin cycle remains sufficient to explain market behavior. As the amount of new Bitcoin entering circulation through each halving becomes smaller relative to the existing supply, its direct impact may gradually lose importance, while institutional flows, monetary conditions and global liquidity become increasingly influential. From this perspective, Bitcoin could be responding less to a predetermined calendar and more to a longer macroeconomic liquidity cycle. Crypto Capital Venture uses this argument to suggest that the market may still be in an early stage of an expansion that has not fully developed. The thesis challenges the idea that every major Bitcoin peak must occur according to the same four-year timetable. The proposed risk curve follows a sequential process rather than a simultaneous movement across all assets. During the initial phase, investors may favor equities, bonds or gold. As financial conditions improve, Bitcoin can attract a greater share of risk capital, while smaller cryptocurrencies may benefit later when market participants become more willing to assume higher volatility and beta. Historical data provide some support for the idea that Bitcoin’s relationship with traditional assets can change considerably over time. Wells Fargo Investment Institute found a 0.18 monthly correlation between Bitcoin and the S&P 500 from January 2011 through June 2026. Although this is a long-term measurement and uses a different methodology from the recent Bitwise calculation, it illustrates that the relationship between Bitcoin and equities is not static. Risk Models And A Potential Accumulation Phase The Crypto Capital Venture thesis gains another dimension through its proprietary risk models. In the creator’s latest analysis, the overall altcoin market receives a risk score of just 14 out of 100, while Bitcoin remains around the 20-point range. Cardano records a score of 17 and SUI 20. According to the historical results presented by the YouTuber, when the altcoin market reached a score of 14, prices were subsequently higher in 86% of cases after three months and in 100% of cases after one year. It is important to clarify that these statistics come from the proprietary model used by Crypto Capital Venture and should not be treated as a guarantee of future returns. Their value lies in showing how the YouTuber compares current market conditions with previous periods. From this perspective, extremely low risk readings are more consistent with a potential accumulation phase than with a final stage of market euphoria. The length of the current consolidation is also significant. Bitcoin can spend extended periods trading sideways while capital changes hands and investors wait for clearer macroeconomic confirmation. Therefore, the absence of an immediate parabolic rally does not necessarily invalidate a long-term bullish thesis. A prolonged consolidation can coexist with a broader structural shift if underlying liquidity conditions continue improving. The PMI Is Already Signaling Expansion The macroeconomic component of the thesis now has an especially relevant data point. The U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI reached 54.6 in August 2026, down from 55.6 in July. The index remained comfortably above 50, the threshold generally used to distinguish manufacturing expansion from contraction, while the sector recorded its eighth consecutive month of growth after a previous ten-month contraction period. This matters for Crypto Capital Venture because the YouTuber’s framework focuses heavily on the transition from economic contraction toward expansion. However, the current data show that U.S. manufacturing is already in expansion territory. The question therefore becomes whether this improvement can remain durable and eventually translate into financial conditions favorable enough to push capital toward higher-risk assets. The Federal Reserve’s latest Beige Book provides additional evidence of moderate economic growth. Ten of the twelve Federal Reserve districts reported slight or moderate growth, while Philadelphia recorded a strong increase in manufacturing activity and Dallas reported moderate expansion across manufacturing, banking and energy. These developments provide a stronger macroeconomic foundation for monitoring whether risk appetite can broaden beyond traditional markets. Final Reflection The “supercycle” thesis should still be viewed as a hypothesis rather than a confirmed market outcome. Nevertheless, the combination of Bitcoin’s decoupling from the S&P 500, historically low readings in Crypto Capital Venture’s risk models and renewed expansion in U.S. manufacturing provides several factors worth monitoring. Crypto Capital Venture’s central message is that patience may be as important as market direction. If the macroeconomic expansion strengthens and liquidity gradually moves toward higher-risk assets, Bitcoin could serve as a bridge between traditional financial markets and the broader altcoin sector. The real confirmation will only arrive if improving economic conditions translate into sustained capital flows and genuine demand. Until then, rather than focusing on a specific date for the next major rally, investors may benefit from watching whether today’s seemingly separate signals ultimately develop into a coherent market trend.   Disclaimer: This article has been written for informational purposes only. It should not be taken as investment advice under any circumstances. Before making any investment in the crypto market, do your own research.

🇺🇸 U.S. SPOT CRYPTO ETFs FLOWS REPORT (08 September - 11 September) US Crypto Spot ETFs Saw ~$255 Million Net OutFlows Last Week ➔ BlackRock ETF SELL ~678 Bitcoin And BUYS 79,785 Ethereum ➔ Fidelity ETF SELL ~645 Bitcoin And 1,559 Ethereum ➔ Bitwise ETF BUYS ~22 Bitcoin And 11,941 Ethereum ➔ Grayscale ETF SELL 1,640 Bitcoin And 11,648 Ethereum ➔ VanEck ETF SELL ~166 Bitcoin AND BUYS 1,518 Ethereum ➔ ARK 21Shares ETF SELL ~2,993 Bitcoin And BUYS 845 Ethereum ➔ Morgan Stanley ETF BUYS ~252 Bitcoin And 6,880 Ethereum ➔ Invesco ETF SELL ~59 Ethereum $BTC ETFs OutFlow: -$462.73M (-5,901 BTC) $HYPE ETFs OutFlow: -$26.42M (-319.25K HYPE) $ETH ETFs Inflow: +$197.11M (+80,884 ETH) $XRP ETFs Inflow: +$18.98M (+13.47M XRP) $SOL ETFs Inflow: +$10.30M (+93.67K SOL) $HBAR ETFs Inflow: +$1.25M $LINK ETFs Inflow: +$5.36M $DOT ETFs Inflow: +$663.06K Last Week Zero Flows: $BNB, $AVAX, $DOGE, $LTC Last week, US Bitcoin Spot ETFs SOLD ~5,901 BTC (~13 days of mined supply), while US Ethereum Spot ETFs BOUGHT ~80,884 ETH.