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“Brother Maji” Suffers Partial Liquidation Again on 25x Long ETH Position; Cumulative Losses Reach ~$35 Million

According to on-chain analyst Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens), “Brother Maji” has again suffered partial liquidations amid the market downturn; most of his 25x-leveraged long ETH position has been closed, resulting in cumulative losses of approximately $35 million so far.

“Set 10 Big Goals First” Trader Exits BTC Long Position at Stop Loss, Maximum Loss May Reach $5.467 Million

according to monitoring by crypto analyst Ai Yi @ai_9684xtpa, trader Jason60704294 has closed his BTC long position at a stop loss near $66,000.Based on different position sizes, if his actual holding is the previously disclosed 281.789 BTC long position (valued at approximately $19.09 million), the loss from this trade is about $500,000; if his actual position is 3,076.88 BTC (valued at approximately $208 million), the stop-loss loss from this trade is approximately $5.467 million.

Whale Associated with ShapeShift Adds $12.78M in ETH in 8 Hours, Total Holdings Reach $278M

according to Onchain Lens monitoring, an address labeled as the "ShapeShift Mystery Whale" purchased 6,688 ETH, valued at approximately $12.78 million, in the past 8 hours.Data shows that the address currently holds a total of 149,286 ETH, worth approximately $278 million at current prices. Onchain Lens stated that the address may continue to increase its ETH holdings in the future.

Bitcoin Whale Activity Hits 6-Week High, Large Transactions Over $100,000 Reach Highest Since April 22

Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to Santiment data, Bitcoin whale activity has reached its highest level in six weeks, with the number of large transactions exceeding $100,000 hitting a new high since April 22, when the BTC price dropped to $70,011.

Analysis: Model Predicts BTC Could Reach $255,000 This Year; Long-Term Valuation Range Upgraded to $308,000

According to Cointelegraph, Bitcoin has declined approximately 40% from its all-time high in October 2025, yet long-term valuation models indicate substantial upside potential remains. Based on the “Bitcoin Decay Channel” measurement of long-term trends, Bitcoin’s conservative year-end price range has been revised upward to $90,000–$255,000, with the high-end scenario reaching as high as $255,000. This model fits a logarithmic decay trend to historical cycle highs and lows, showing that BTC prices at the peaks of the 2013, 2017, and 2021 cycles all approached the upper channel boundary, while bear market bottoms fell near the lower boundary. Analyst Sminston stated that Bitcoin remains within a historic, long-term upward channel and noted that the price range for 2027 could further expand to $128,000–$308,000.

VanEck: Digital Credit Market Could Reach $2.5 Trillion in the Next Decade, BTC May Hit $1 Million

Odaily Odaily, analysts at VanEck, which manages $200 billion in assets, said Matthew Sigel, said the digital credit market could expand to $2.5 trillion over the next decade, while the price of BTC is expected to reach $1 million. Matthew Sigel said the target is "absolutely within reach." (BitcoinTreasuries.NET)

JPMorgan: Strategy's Bitcoin Purchases Could Reach $30 Billion This Year

Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), led by Michael Saylor, has been accelerating its Bitcoin acquisitions this year. JPMorgan analysts stated that if the current pace continues, the company's total Bitcoin purchases for the year could reach approximately $30 billion. So far this year, Strategy has added 145,834 Bitcoin to its holdings, valued at around $11 billion. Analysis indicates that a significant portion of the company's purchases occurred when Bitcoin was below its average cost of roughly $75,000, reflecting a more "opportunistic" allocation strategy.At the current rate, Strategy's total Bitcoin purchases in 2026 could significantly exceed the approximately $22 billion levels seen in 2024 and 2025. Analysts noted that the company has re-accelerated its buying since April, suggesting its strategy is becoming more dependent on market conditions and financing availability. Meanwhile, Strategy's stock continues to trade at a premium of approximately 26% to its net asset value (NAV), providing favorable conditions for the company to continue purchasing Bitcoin through equity and debt financing. The company currently holds approximately 818,334 BTC, with a total value exceeding $65 billion. (The Block)

Macroeconomic Outlook for Next Week | U.S.-Iran Tensions Reach a Critical Juncture; Nonfarm Payrolls Data Unlikely to Break Gold’s Stalemate

According to JIN10, U.S. President Trump criticized Tehran’s leadership for lacking unity, which he said is hindering agreement on ending the nine-week conflict that has triggered a global energy crisis. He stated that “Iran’s requests are ones I cannot accept,” though some traders interpreted this as a negotiating tactic rather than an abandonment of peace efforts. Investors will be watching for a new batch of U.S. corporate earnings reports and U.S. employment data. Below are the key market focus points for the coming week: Tuesday, 00:50: John Williams, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and a permanent voting member of the FOMC, delivers a speech; Tuesday, 22:00: U.S. April ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI and U.S. March JOLTS Job Openings; Wednesday, 20:15: U.S. April ADP Employment Change; Wednesday, 21:30: Alberto Musalem, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and an FOMC voter in 2028, speaks on the economic outlook and monetary policy; Thursday, 01:00: Austan Goolsbee, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and an FOMC voter in 2027, participates in a panel discussion at a conference; Thursday, 19:30: U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts; Friday, 02:05: Loretta Mester, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and an FOMC voter in 2026, delivers a speech; Friday, 03:30: John Williams, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and a permanent voting member of the FOMC, delivers a speech; Friday, 22:00: U.S. May one-year inflation expectation (preliminary), U.S. May University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index (preliminary), and U.S. March wholesale sales (month-on-month). Forecasters expect the April nonfarm payrolls report—due next Friday—to show solid job growth.