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Mentre BTC fatica a riconquistare la pietra miliare di $100.000, l'attenzione si è intensificata su MicroStrategy ($MSTR) e il suo Presidente Esecutivo, Michael Saylor.
Il modello aggressivo di "Tesoreria Bitcoin" dell'azienda, che ha trasformato $MSTR in un proxy ad alta beta per il re delle criptovalute, sta affrontando la sua prova più difficile fino ad ora. Con le azioni in ritardo durante l'attuale calo del mercato, i critici chiedono: Il "Gioco Saylor" è diventato troppo rischioso?
Il divario di performance: $MSTR vs. $BTC
Mentre BTC ha visto una sana consolidazione dopo i suoi massimi del 2025, le azioni di MicroStrategy hanno mostrato ferite più profonde. Storicamente, $MSTR è stato scambiato a un enorme premio rispetto al suo Valore Patrimoniale Netto (NAV)—a volte fino a 2x o 3x il valore delle sue partecipazioni in Bitcoin.

A major U.S. crypto bill, the "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act," has hit a massive wall in the Senate. In a move that surprised Capitol Hill, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has officially withdrawn support for the draft, effectively stalling the legislation just hours before a scheduled committee vote.
The market reaction has been swift, with Bitcoin dominance climbing as investors retreat from the regulatory uncertainty currently clouding the altcoin space.
The Conflict: Why Coinbase Said "No"

Despite months of bipartisan negotiations, Armstrong flagged what he called "fatal flaws" in the latest version of the bill. According to RotationRadar’s tracking of the legislative text, the main "red lines" for the industry include:
* The Stablecoin "Kill Switch": New amendments would effectively ban crypto companies from paying interest or "rewards" on stablecoin holdings (like USDC). This move is seen as a win for traditional banks who fear losing deposits to high-yield on-chain alternatives.
* Tokenized Equities Ban: The draft includes a de facto prohibition on tokenizing traditional stocks, a major blow to the "Real World Asset" (RWA) narrative.
* DeFi Overreach: The bill would require decentralized protocols to collect extensive financial data on users, which critics argue is a technical impossibility that would drive DeFi out of the U.S.
"We'd rather have no bill than a bad bill," Armstrong posted on X. "This version would leave the industry in a worse position than the current 'regulation by enforcement' status quo."
Market Impact: Bitcoin Stalls, Altcoins Lag
The legislative freeze has introduced a "neutral-to-cautious" sentiment across the boards:
* Institutional Sidelining: Without clear federal guidelines, "Big Money" managers are keeping their Q1 2026 capital on the sidelines, contributing to the low-volume "choppiness" we’re seeing around the $95,000 level.
* The "Safe Haven" Rotation: Bitcoin dominance is rising toward 60% as traders exit smaller tokens that are more sensitive to the bill's DeFi and stablecoin restrictions.
* Volume Drought: Trading volume on major U.S. exchanges has dipped 15% since the announcement as retail wait-and-see sentiment takes over.
The Silver Lining 🌤️
While a delay feels like a setback, many analysts suggest this "speedbump" is actually a sign of the industry’s maturity.
For the first time, the crypto sector has enough political and financial weight to reject a bipartisan bill that doesn't meet its standards. Analysts at RotationRadar believe this refusal to accept a "bad bill" reinforces the sector's long-term strength heading into the 2026 midterm elections.
What’s Your Take? 💬
Did Brian Armstrong make the right call by blocking the bill, or does the U.S. need any regulation right now to keep the bull run alive?
Drop your thoughts below! 👇
#Regulation #BTC #CryptoNews #Stablecoins #MarketRebound

The "Digital Gold" narrative is facing its most technical challenge yet. Today, RotationRadar is tracking a major institutional shift: Jefferies’ global strategist Christopher Wood has officially removed Bitcoin from his flagship "Greed & Fear" portfolio.
After a staggering 325% gain since his initial allocation in late 2020, Wood is hitting the exit button. But this isn't about market volatility or "fud" cycles—it’s about Quantum Computing.

The Strategy Shift: Gold Reclaims the Throne
Jefferies has completely liquidated its 10% Bitcoin allocation. The capital didn't go to cash or AI stocks; it went straight back to the "Old Guard":
* 5% into Physical Gold
* 5% into Gold Mining Stocks
> The Rationale: While Wood admits the quantum threat isn't an "immediate" price killer, he argues that for pension-style, long-term portfolios, Bitcoin’s foundation as a "Store of Value" is no longer mathematically certain.
The Technical Threat: Shor’s Algorithm & 2026-2027
The concern centers on the speed of quantum hardware. Reports suggest we are entering a "critical window" where quantum computers could utilize Shor’s Algorithm to reverse-engineer private keys from public keys.
The Vulnerability Data:
* Circulating Risk: Estimates from Chaincode Labs suggest that 4 to 10 million BTC (roughly 20-50% of the supply) are held in addresses vulnerable to quantum extraction.
* The "Legacy" Problem: This includes "lost" Satoshi-era coins and institutional wallets that have reused addresses, exposing their public keys on-chain.
* The Timeline: While many expected this threat in the 2030s, recent breakthroughs in error correction have pulled the "Q-Day" risk forward to the 2026-2027 horizon.
Is it Over for Bitcoin?
Not according to the developers. The Bitcoin community is already discussing "Post-Quantum Cryptography" (PQC) soft forks. However, the transition is complex:
* The "Burn" Dilemma: Should the network "burn" or lock up old, non-migrated coins to prevent a quantum thief from crashing the market?
* The "Collect Now, Decrypt Later" Attack: Bad actors may already be harvesting encrypted data today, waiting for the hardware to catch up.
RotationRadar’s Take 🔍
For RotationRadar, this move by Jefferies signals a shift in institutional risk assessment. If Bitcoin is "Digital Gold," it must prove it is immutable against any technology. Until a quantum-resistant upgrade is live, we may see more "old money" hedge back into physical bullion.
What’s your move?
Are you holding through the "Quantum Winter" or rotating into gold like the big banks?
Let us know in the comments! 👇
#BTC #QuantumComputing #Gold #InstitutionalCrypto #BinanceSquare

Il mercato delle criptovalute si trova oggi a un importante bivio. Dopo una settimana volatile di "tira e molla" tra tori e orsi, Bitcoin (BTC) è ufficialmente scivolato sotto il critico psicologico limite di $95.000.
Questo movimento non ha solo scosso i trader al dettaglio; ha innescato un enorme evento di liquidazione e costretto gli analisti istituzionali a ridisegnare le loro mappe per il primo trimestre del 2026.
La Liquidazione "Flash": $77 Milioni Cancellati in 60 Minuti

Il calo sotto i $95.000 non è stato un lento sprofondare—è stata una caduta in ascensore. In appena un'ora di trading oggi, oltre $77 milioni in posizioni long con leva sono state chiuse forzatamente.

Data: 16 Gennaio 2026
Analista: Radar di Rotazione
🕵️‍♂️ La Rotazione della Privacy: Il racconto della "Libertà Digitale" è tornato?
Mentre ci muoviamo attraverso il 2026, il mercato sta cambiando. Mentre la maggior parte osserva i principali, il denaro intelligente sta ruotando verso gli Asset che preservano la privacy. Con la pressione normativa che aumenta a livello globale, la sovranità finanziaria sta diventando il commercio definitivo.
Perché $XMR e $DASH sono in testa:
XMR (Monero): Il "Gold Standard" per la privacy pura. La sua crittografia è senza pari, rendendolo la scelta migliore per gli utenti che cercano totale anonimato.

Data: 15 gennaio 2026
Oggetto: Punti di riferimento nello staking di Ethereum e analisi della correlazione con BTC
1. Il nuovo paradigma dello staking
Ethereum ha ufficialmente raggiunto una nuova era di sicurezza della rete. A partire da gennaio 2026, l'importo di ETH bloccato nei contratti di staking ha raggiunto un massimo storico di circa 35,9 milioni di ETH.

Con quasi il 30% dell'offerta totale ora rimosso dalla circolazione attiva, il budget di sicurezza della rete non è mai stato così alto. Questo traguardo non è semplicemente un risultato tecnico; rappresenta un massiccio "voto di fiducia in capitale" da parte sia dei piccoli investitori che di entità istituzionali come BitMine.