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- Bitcoin's 2025 on-chain data shows institutional accumulation rising as short-term retail holdings shrink by 30-38% amid macroeconomic volatility. - Gini coefficient hits 0.4677, with whale wallets (10,000+ BTC) adding 16,000 BTC, mirroring 2019 bull market patterns. - BTC's 0.76 correlation with equities and inverse -0.65 with Fed rates solidifies its role as inflation hedge, outperforming gold's static supply model. - 64% of supply now held for 1+ years, with $104k-$108k identified as critical support
- Standard Chartered targets $7,500 for ETH by 2025, citing structural supply dynamics and institutional demand outpacing Bitcoin. - Institutional ETFs and treasuries absorbed 5% of ETH supply, creating deflationary pressure as corporate holdings reach 10% by 2025. - Ethereum’s 3% staking yield and DeFi utility offer a yield edge over Bitcoin, supported by regulatory clarity and network upgrades. - ETH/BTC ratio is projected to rise to 0.05 by year-end, signaling institutional preference shift and underval
- Prediction markets struggle to compete with traditional hedging tools due to structural limitations like zero-sum dynamics and fragmented liquidity. - Ethereum's DeFi innovations (e.g., liquid staking tokens, AMMs) offer solutions by enabling yield generation alongside speculative bets. - The ETHY.U ETF demonstrates hybrid models combining yield and speculation, achieving 10.08% returns while maintaining price exposure. - Integrating yield mechanisms could attract institutional capital, transforming pred
