In a drama that echoes the misfortunes of Tom Lee’s BitMine-where the dreams of a Supercycle are crashing down faster than a soapbox derby car-Trend Research finds itself caught in the maelstrom of price decline.
Tether Dominance, that silent observer of market whims, measures the share of USDT’s market capitalization-the stablecoin’s crown jewel-against the sprawling crypto realm. Analysts, those modern-day soothsayers, wield it as a barometer for market peaks and troughs, for it mirrors the ebb and flow of capitalization with uncanny precision.
In the land of the rising sun, where cherry blossoms bloom amidst the chaos of capitalism, Nomura-Japan’s largest wealth manager-is taking a step back from the wild world of cryptocurrencies. After watching its European arm take a nosedive in the third quarter of 2025, the firm, which manages a staggering ¥153 trillion in client assets, seems to have realized that sometimes it’s best not to ride the rollercoaster with your eyes closed.
This dramatic exodus unfolded as Aave, with the precision of a Swiss clock, liquidated over $140 million in collateral across its sprawling networks. Such actions speak volumes of the growing trepidation among even the most fortified of market titans, who now navigate these waters with caution lest they be swallowed by the whims of volatility.
Cryptocurrency prices are under pressure, like a balloon losing its air after a wild party. Bitcoin kissed $75,501 goodbye-down 5.2% in just a day! And no, it’s not alone; XRP, LINK, and XMR also felt the cold shoulder of market sadness, sliding a bit too cheerfully toward the bottom of the piggy bank.
In this cold year, the ledger trembles: stablecoins have grown by roughly 40% in circulation, now exceeding 300 billion dollars. Not a meteor, not a rumor, but a number that weighs on the jawbone of every teller and every pensioner who keeps faith in a safe place for their savings.
Yes, dear reader, it appears that entire digital platforms are now the new villains in a saga that sounds more like a bad spy novel than actual policy-first time ever, mind you!
Alas, poor Stellar (XLM), how far thou hast fallen! A decline of 2.11% since yesternight, and a staggering 16.6% over the past week. One might say it’s less a market correction and more a dramatic exit from a third-rate vaudeville act.
And let’s be honest, the market’s current state is about as stable as a Jenga tower after a few glasses of wine. No one knows where the bottom is, but everyone’s got an opinion. Meanwhile, on-chain data-the crypto equivalent of reading tea leaves-is trying to tell us where Ethereum might find its next safety net. Spoiler alert: it’s not looking like a plush pillow.
a 6.0% decline in a day, 11.6% over a week, and 23.5% over a year.
