Tell someone to shift for you come 2026
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Long-term Bitcoin holders have sold close to 1 million BTC in the last 30 days, which is the highest level ever. In past cycles, this kind of selling usually shows up when the market is already deep into a bull run, and early buyers start booking profits instead of adding more risk. At the same time, Bitcoin sharks have bought 269,822 BTC during the same period, the biggest accumulation seen in 13 years. This tells us that while older holders are taking money off the table, new large players are stepping in confidently and buying at these price levels. When both things happen together, it usually means the market is changing hands, not breaking down. Bitcoin appears to be in a late-bull transition phase, where volatility picks up, leadership rotates from early holders to new strong hands, and price action becomes slower and more selective. This kind of phase usually comes with sharp moves in both directions, but it doesn’t mean the market has topped or a straight-line crash. Copied. Bitblaze
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A class-action lawsuit has been filed directly against Pump. fun and this one isn’t minor noise. The core accusation is insider advantage by design. Early buyers had built-in priority faster execution, cheaper entries, and near-guaranteed exits while retail traders repeatedly ended up as exit liquidity. What really raises the stakes is the Solana angle. The lawsuit argues Solana’s infrastructure itself enabled unfair transaction ordering. Validator setup and transaction-priority mechanics are directly cited, pushing legal risk straight onto the chain layer. The case is being framed as a $5.5B lawsuit, based on alleged total investor losses. The final liability, will ultimately be decided by the court.
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