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🍍 Bitcoin tension builds;

💴 Stablecoins fill big shoes;

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Name		Price	24H	7D
Crypto Market Cap: $3.48T -0.94% (24H)
	Bitcoin BTC	$102,382.45	-1.28%	-1.13%
	Ethereum ETH	$3,413.34	-2.25%	0.50%
	XRP XRP	$2.35	-3.61%	3.65%
	BNB BNB	$948.54	-2.94%	-1.21%
	Solana SOL	$154.16	-4.20%	-3.37%

Prices as of 11:00 AM EST. Click here to see live data.

You know that feeling when you're staring at the toaster, waiting for the bread to pop, and it's been so long you start wondering if you even pushed the lever down?

That's Bitcoin right now.

It's just swinging between $102K and $105K, sizzling softly, not burning, not popping, while everyone else stares, forks in hand, ready to eat.

Bitcoin price chart from BitDegree, 11-12

Source: BitDegree

But technical traders keep pointing at this thing called a falling wedge.

Basically, the chart's been squeezing tighter for weeks, with each bounce getting a little lower than the last. The highs are dropping, the lows are dropping, but they're getting closer together.

It's like the price is being funneled into a corner, pressure building with nowhere left to go.

And usually, that kind of setup ends with a breakout up, not down.

If Bitcoin can punch through the top of that wedge at around $106K - $107K, the next stop traders are looking at is around $115K.

No promises, tho'. Patterns aren't prophecies, but it's definitely something that makes people sit up straight and start refreshing their charts a little faster.

Bitcoin 3-month price chart from BitDegree, 11-12

Source: BitDegree

So yeah, it's one of those quiet days. But don't look away.

Because every time Bitcoin's this still, it's usually right before it makes big moves - and when that toast finally pops, it's gonna startle everyone holding the knife.

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💴 Stablecoins fill big shoes

Imagine you're at a big family dinner. Everyone's full, plates are empty, and the waiter drops the check on the table.

For years, Dad's been the one who pays. But this time, just before the waiter arrived, he headed to the bathroom.

The table goes quiet. The waiter's still standing there. Unc Bob sighs, reaches for his wallet, and ends up paying.

Meme about paying the bill

That, my friends, is basically what's happening in Japan right now.

Only this time, Dad is the Bank of Japan, the bill is a government debt, and Unc Bob pulled out a wallet full of stablecoins.

Last month, JPYC, a Tokyo-based startup, launched Japan's first fully regulated yen-pegged stablecoin.

So far, they've issued about $930K worth of tokens, and they're aiming for a $66B circulation over the next three years. That's a whole other league.

Now, the interesting part: JPYC is putting 80% of it into Japanese government bonds, and the rest into savings accounts.

Tweet about stablecoin issuers replacing Bank of Japan

Source: @jtaimoor879

Here's the bigger picture: for years, the Bank of Japan has been the country's main bond buyer - basically the biggest customer for Japan's own debt.

But lately, it's been reducing how many bonds it buys each month.

That's a big deal because when the BOJ buys fewer bonds, it takes away a major source of demand - and that can make it harder, or more expensive, for the government to keep financing its debt.

That leaves a gap in the market, and that's where JPYC might step in.

In plain English: a private crypto issuer might end up doing, in miniature, what Japan's central bank has been doing for years.

So next time someone says crypto's just hype, tell 'em: "In Japan, it's literally helping pay the country's bill."