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Token-unlock waves (WLFI, Aptos, Arbitrum) — short-term liquidity shock Large scheduled unlocks raise available supply, increasing selling pressure and intra-day volatility until markets absorb the supply; exchanges see higher ask-side depth, spreads widen, and momentum algos can amplify declines. Phased/vesting designs soften but don’t remove short-term downside risk — watch exchange inflows and whale clustering.

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ETH’s correlation with BTC has slightly weakened. While historically above 0.8, recent weeks saw it dip near 0.65 as ETH rallied independently. Staking dynamics, ETF speculation, and network adoption gave ETH relative strength. BTC remains the macro anchor, but ETH now trades on separate catalysts. This decoupling suggests ETH may sustain performance even during BTC volatility.

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As U.S. states intensify enforcement, centralized exchanges with stronger compliance attract larger user flows. Traffic data suggests consolidation toward firms with robust licenses and transparent custody. Sidley Austin notes fragmented rules accelerate “flight to quality” in exchange market share.

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