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Margin Debt at Record High: Market Overheating Risk Grows
According to Real Investment Advice, the share of margin debt in the US's real disposable personal income has exceeded 6.0% for the first time.
This is more than twice the peak during the dot-com bubble in 2000.
Key Data:
— Nominal margin debt reached a record $1.2 trillion
— The indicator has been rising for 8 consecutive months
Historically, such spikes in debt load in the stock market have often ended with:
— Deep corrections
— Sharp declines in indices
— Forced reduction of leveraged positions
Growth in margin debt increases marke

Currently, mining 1 $BTC ( for $65k) costs miners an average of $84,000…
This refers to the calculated average cost of production – a metric based on network hash rate, mining difficulty, average energy efficiency of equipment, and assumptions about electricity costs.
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#CelebratingNewYearOnGateSquare Nothing fundamentally has changed since yesterday.
The entire market continues to trade sideways, without momentum or volume.
Formally — consolidation.
In terms of feeling — the market looks weak and heavy.
Rebounds are sluggish, the structure remains broken, and buyers are not rushing in.
For now, it seems more like a pause before the next move,
rather than a confident recovery.

Many are now drawing an analogy:
2022 → 30k
2026 → 60k
But there is an important point that is often forgotten.
After the first touch of 30k in 2021–2022
the market did not die.
It made a new ATH.
The level was only broken when the growth structure was already destroyed and liquidity had left the system.
That’s the difference.
The level itself means nothing.
Important:
— Is there an aggressive buyer?
— Is the structure recovering?
— Are we returning above key zones?
60k is not a “point of destiny.”
It’s a marker of strength.
If, after the test, the market:
— returns above 70–75k
— consolidates

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#BuyTheDipOrWaitNow Minus $400 billion in market capitalization in 24 hours. An all-time record.
$2.66 billion in liquidations in a single day.
This looks like forced unloading.
The most severe sell-off I've seen in crypto.
What it could actually be:
• A major sovereign seller — tens of billions of dollars
• Problems at an exchange or custodian that held too much BTC on their balance sheet
• Liquidity crisis among the ultra-rich — when they sell not because they want to, but because they have to
• Hidden leverage through ETF (IBIT and co): the market has started borrowing for BTC from systemi