As Bitcoin’s price slides below the psychological $100,000 threshold to $96,000, Glassnode data reveals a stark reality: 99% of investors who accumulated Bitcoin over the past 155 days are now holding at a loss. This prolonged downturn, marked by 12 consecutive days of decline, has tested the resolve of recent buyers while existing holders drive persistent sell-side pressure. Yet beneath the surface bearish sentiment, institutional adoption continues its quiet acceleration, with major financial players and sovereign wealth funds significantly increasing their Bitcoin ETF exposure, suggesting a complex divergence between short-term price action and long-term strategic positioning.
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Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her democracy advocacy while championing Bitcoin as a financial lifeline for citizens. The political activist describes cryptocurrency as essential protection for Venezuelans seeking to preserve wealth or escape economic turmoil. Her recognition highlights the growing intersection between digital assets and human rights advocacy.
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At the Bitcoin Policy Summit in Washington, D.C., Alex Gladstein, Chief Strategy Officer of the Human Rights Foundation, argued that Bitcoin is a critical tool for resisting authoritarian control. He explained that Bitcoin’s decentralized nature prevents dictators from manipulating currency, offering financial freedom to oppressed citizens. Gladstein’s remarks underscored Bitcoin’s growing importance in global human rights advocacy, positioning it as a viable alternative to state-controlled fiat systems.
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