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Built for investors who operate with conviction, not headlines.
10x Research delivers institutional market intelligence on liquidity regimes, positioning resets, and structural inflection points, helping professional investors navigate digital asset markets with discipline and conviction.
Used by hedge funds, asset managers, and professional traders managing $142B+ in assets.
Join 10x Research ↓ https://10xresearch.com/
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We Opened This Report to Everyone. Bitcoin Was $112,000. Today it’s $63,000.
On October 22, 2025, when Bitcoin was trading near $112,000, we published Bear Market Watch and removed the paywall.
We did so because our on-chain and derivatives models were deteriorating rapidly. The 21-week EMA had broken. The short-term holder's cost basis was under pressure.
At the time, most investors were still bullish.
Today, Bitcoin trades at $63,000.
The difference wasn’t access to data, it was interpretation.
In that public report, we outlined:
• Why losing the 21-week trend signal historically marks regime shifts
• How short-term holder realized price becomes a liquidation trigger
• Why weakening capital inflows precede broader drawdowns
• Why institutional discipline shortens cycles — but accelerates resets
We warned that this phase would determine whether Bitcoin resets, or enters a deeper bear structure.
That reset is now unfolding.
The report remains public because protecting capital matters more than clicks. But what was free then is now confirmation of what disciplined positioning achieves.
Premium subscribers didn’t just read the warning.
They received continuous tactical updates, positioning adjustments, and options strategies to manage downside risk as the market deteriorated.
Turning points are where performance is made, or destroyed.
If you want access to the same models and tactical frameworks before the next major inflection, that’s what 10x Research Premium is built for.
Because in crypto, surviving the bear market is what allows you to own the next bull market.
If disciplined positioning and risk management improved returns by even 10% in a year, on a $100,000 portfolio that represents $10,000 in performance.
The point isn’t to promise a specific return.
The point is that avoiding major drawdowns, and positioning correctly during inflection points, compounds meaningfully over time.
Read the full October 22 report here: https://update.10xresearch.com/p/bear-market-watch-what-smart-money-is-seeing-in-bitcoin-s-data
On October 22, 2025, when Bitcoin was trading near $112,000, we published Bear Market Watch and removed the paywall.
We did so because our on-chain and derivatives models were deteriorating rapidly. The 21-week EMA had broken. The short-term holder's cost basis was under pressure.
At the time, most investors were still bullish.
Today, Bitcoin trades at $63,000.
The difference wasn’t access to data, it was interpretation.
In that public report, we outlined:
• Why losing the 21-week trend signal historically marks regime shifts
• How short-term holder realized price becomes a liquidation trigger
• Why weakening capital inflows precede broader drawdowns
• Why institutional discipline shortens cycles — but accelerates resets
We warned that this phase would determine whether Bitcoin resets, or enters a deeper bear structure.
That reset is now unfolding.
The report remains public because protecting capital matters more than clicks. But what was free then is now confirmation of what disciplined positioning achieves.
Premium subscribers didn’t just read the warning.
They received continuous tactical updates, positioning adjustments, and options strategies to manage downside risk as the market deteriorated.
Turning points are where performance is made, or destroyed.
If you want access to the same models and tactical frameworks before the next major inflection, that’s what 10x Research Premium is built for.
Because in crypto, surviving the bear market is what allows you to own the next bull market.
If disciplined positioning and risk management improved returns by even 10% in a year, on a $100,000 portfolio that represents $10,000 in performance.
The point isn’t to promise a specific return.
The point is that avoiding major drawdowns, and positioning correctly during inflection points, compounds meaningfully over time.
Read the full October 22 report here: https://update.10xresearch.com/p/bear-market-watch-what-smart-money-is-seeing-in-bitcoin-s-data
Crypto One Liners: Diversified Crypto
Full list of one-liners: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto Companies, Bitcoin Mining, Macro and Crypto Currency one-liners.
Treasury Companies
MicroStrategy’s aggressive capital raising boosts BTC exposure but raises dilution and leverage concerns.
Metaplanet’s governance improvements and product launches failed to offset market disappointment over stagnant BTC accumulation.
Bitmine’s ambitious ETH staking platform is overshadowed by losses and high capital intensity concerns.
Sharplink Gaming remains under pressure following massive losses and deteriorating investor sentiment.
Diversified Crypto
Galaxy Digital is gaining institutional traction and AI upside, though overall sentiment remains fragile.
Coinbase faces regulatory headwinds threatening stablecoin revenue despite expanding its product ecosystem.
Robinhood’s valuation and insider selling concerns outweigh capital return efforts amid falling trading activity.
Circle is highly exposed to regulatory risk on stablecoin yields despite expanding payments infrastructure.
Full list of one-liners: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto Companies, Bitcoin Mining, Macro and Crypto Currency one-liners.
https://update.10xresearch.com/p/one-liners-crypto-market-drivers-6-charts-that-matter-now
Full list of one-liners: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto Companies, Bitcoin Mining, Macro and Crypto Currency one-liners.
Treasury Companies
MicroStrategy’s aggressive capital raising boosts BTC exposure but raises dilution and leverage concerns.
Metaplanet’s governance improvements and product launches failed to offset market disappointment over stagnant BTC accumulation.
Bitmine’s ambitious ETH staking platform is overshadowed by losses and high capital intensity concerns.
Sharplink Gaming remains under pressure following massive losses and deteriorating investor sentiment.
Diversified Crypto
Galaxy Digital is gaining institutional traction and AI upside, though overall sentiment remains fragile.
Coinbase faces regulatory headwinds threatening stablecoin revenue despite expanding its product ecosystem.
Robinhood’s valuation and insider selling concerns outweigh capital return efforts amid falling trading activity.
Circle is highly exposed to regulatory risk on stablecoin yields despite expanding payments infrastructure.
Full list of one-liners: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto Companies, Bitcoin Mining, Macro and Crypto Currency one-liners.
https://update.10xresearch.com/p/one-liners-crypto-market-drivers-6-charts-that-matter-now
Crypto One Liners: Bitcoin Mining
→ Full list of one-liners: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto Companies, Bitcoin Mining, Macro and Crypto Currency one-liners.
Marathon is improving its balance sheet through debt reduction, signaling a shift toward financial discipline.
Riot’s long-term data center opportunity contrasts with near-term losses from unprofitable mining.
Bitfarms’ U.S. transition aims to unlock capital access but is overshadowed by weak earnings outlook.
Bitdeer shows strong operational growth but remains pressured by earnings misses and high short interest.
CleanSpark is repositioning toward AI infrastructure but faces losses and execution risk.
HIVE is pivoting into AI compute with strategic partnerships, though profitability remains a concern.
Iren’s AI expansion ambitions are offset by dilution risks and weak financial performance.
Bit Digital remains under pressure despite AI exposure and ETH holdings due to weak earnings expectations.
→ Full list of one-liners: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto Companies, Bitcoin Mining, Macro and Crypto Currency one-liners.
https://update.10xresearch.com/p/one-liners-crypto-market-drivers-6-charts-that-matter-now
→ Full list of one-liners: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto Companies, Bitcoin Mining, Macro and Crypto Currency one-liners.
Marathon is improving its balance sheet through debt reduction, signaling a shift toward financial discipline.
Riot’s long-term data center opportunity contrasts with near-term losses from unprofitable mining.
Bitfarms’ U.S. transition aims to unlock capital access but is overshadowed by weak earnings outlook.
Bitdeer shows strong operational growth but remains pressured by earnings misses and high short interest.
CleanSpark is repositioning toward AI infrastructure but faces losses and execution risk.
HIVE is pivoting into AI compute with strategic partnerships, though profitability remains a concern.
Iren’s AI expansion ambitions are offset by dilution risks and weak financial performance.
Bit Digital remains under pressure despite AI exposure and ETH holdings due to weak earnings expectations.
→ Full list of one-liners: Treasury Companies, Diversified Crypto Companies, Bitcoin Mining, Macro and Crypto Currency one-liners.
https://update.10xresearch.com/p/one-liners-crypto-market-drivers-6-charts-that-matter-now
10x Crypto Equities — Tradeable Setups
In last week’s report, we highlighted the growing divergence between Circle and Coinbase, despite the two historically trading closely together.
While Circle qualified as one of our top chart setups (as it has for several weeks), we noted that prices had extended into a key resistance zone.
Subsequently, the stock declined 23% over the week.
Gold has reached our initial downside target of $4,400.
Should this level fail to hold, the next major support lies closer to $3,500, levels last seen around the time of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” which marked a significant acceleration in U.S. debt issuance.
Since then, U.S. debt has expanded by over $2.8 trillion, reinforcing concerns around structurally higher global bond yields.
Bitdeer Technologies (BTDR is above the 7-day moving average -> bullish, and is above the 30-day moving average -> bullish, with 1 week change of -5.8%) the launch of the SEALMINER DL1 Air, a new high-efficiency rig optimized for Scrypt mining.
This product rollout coincided with a robust operational update showing a 541% YoY surge in Bitcoin production, with the company mining 705 BTC in a single month.
Despite these operational gains, the stock faced downward pressure from sell side analysts following a significant quarterly earnings miss.
Market sentiment remains cautious due to a nearly 20% short sale ratio. Tudor Investment Corp disclosing a new multimillion-dollar stake.
Full report with all crypto stocks: https://strategy.10xresearch.com/p/10x-crypto-equities-tradeable-setups-494d
In last week’s report, we highlighted the growing divergence between Circle and Coinbase, despite the two historically trading closely together.
While Circle qualified as one of our top chart setups (as it has for several weeks), we noted that prices had extended into a key resistance zone.
Subsequently, the stock declined 23% over the week.
Gold has reached our initial downside target of $4,400.
Should this level fail to hold, the next major support lies closer to $3,500, levels last seen around the time of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” which marked a significant acceleration in U.S. debt issuance.
Since then, U.S. debt has expanded by over $2.8 trillion, reinforcing concerns around structurally higher global bond yields.
Bitdeer Technologies (BTDR is above the 7-day moving average -> bullish, and is above the 30-day moving average -> bullish, with 1 week change of -5.8%) the launch of the SEALMINER DL1 Air, a new high-efficiency rig optimized for Scrypt mining.
This product rollout coincided with a robust operational update showing a 541% YoY surge in Bitcoin production, with the company mining 705 BTC in a single month.
Despite these operational gains, the stock faced downward pressure from sell side analysts following a significant quarterly earnings miss.
Market sentiment remains cautious due to a nearly 20% short sale ratio. Tudor Investment Corp disclosing a new multimillion-dollar stake.
Full report with all crypto stocks: https://strategy.10xresearch.com/p/10x-crypto-equities-tradeable-setups-494d
Bittensor (TAO-USD is above the 7-day moving average -> bullish, and is above the 30-day moving average -> bullish, with 1 week change of +19.8%) driven by a convergence of high-profile AI endorsements and ecosystem growth.
The price was significantly catalyzed by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang discussing Bittensor on a prominent podcast, alongside Grayscale opening its Bittensor Trust to private placement.
Network utility is scaling rapidly, with subnet staking now exceeding $620 million and the total number of active subnets expanding to 128.
Join our distribution list to unlock the full weekly chart book, featuring the most compelling setups, clearly highlighted and presented in a concise, visually intuitive format, alongside the key fundamental developments driving each opportunity.
Full chart book here: https://signal.10xresearch.com/p/10x-crypto-chart-book-market-intelligence-trade-setups
The price was significantly catalyzed by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang discussing Bittensor on a prominent podcast, alongside Grayscale opening its Bittensor Trust to private placement.
Network utility is scaling rapidly, with subnet staking now exceeding $620 million and the total number of active subnets expanding to 128.
Join our distribution list to unlock the full weekly chart book, featuring the most compelling setups, clearly highlighted and presented in a concise, visually intuitive format, alongside the key fundamental developments driving each opportunity.
Full chart book here: https://signal.10xresearch.com/p/10x-crypto-chart-book-market-intelligence-trade-setups
10x Crypto Chart Book — Market Intelligence & Trade Setups
Over the past two weeks, Bittensor has been one of our “top [altcoin]charts”, and it has simultaneously emerged as the best-performing altcoin within our 50+ asset chart book.
As Bitcoin dominance eases, an early bullish signal for altcoins is emerging.
However, momentum remains subdued, and trading volumes are still relatively low.
That said, with our Bitcoin trend model now turning bullish, there is a modest tailwind supporting a more constructive positioning, despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
Our analysis and chart book show that several altcoins are showing strong technical setups, supported by improving fundamentals.
In this environment, success is less about broad exposure and more about being highly selective, identifying, and positioning in the right winners.
This is precisely where the chart book adds significant value.
Join our distribution list to unlock the full weekly chart book, featuring the most compelling setups, clearly highlighted and presented in a concise, visually intuitive format, alongside the key fundamental developments driving each opportunity.
Full chart book here: https://signal.10xresearch.com/p/10x-crypto-chart-book-market-intelligence-trade-setups
Over the past two weeks, Bittensor has been one of our “top [altcoin]charts”, and it has simultaneously emerged as the best-performing altcoin within our 50+ asset chart book.
As Bitcoin dominance eases, an early bullish signal for altcoins is emerging.
However, momentum remains subdued, and trading volumes are still relatively low.
That said, with our Bitcoin trend model now turning bullish, there is a modest tailwind supporting a more constructive positioning, despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
Our analysis and chart book show that several altcoins are showing strong technical setups, supported by improving fundamentals.
In this environment, success is less about broad exposure and more about being highly selective, identifying, and positioning in the right winners.
This is precisely where the chart book adds significant value.
Join our distribution list to unlock the full weekly chart book, featuring the most compelling setups, clearly highlighted and presented in a concise, visually intuitive format, alongside the key fundamental developments driving each opportunity.
Full chart book here: https://signal.10xresearch.com/p/10x-crypto-chart-book-market-intelligence-trade-setups
Winners and Losers of the U.S. CLARITY Act—If Passed
This second part examines the implications of the CLARITY framework for DeFi and examines the investment case for potential winners and losers if the act is implemented (see the first part here and our report from January 18).
While there are clear structural beneficiaries, the outcome is not limited to a single winner.
At the same time, investors should keep an eye on the emerging headwinds that could shape the broader landscape.
The latest CLARITY proposal effectively ends the stablecoin-as-savings-product narrative.
While revenue sharing remains permitted, passing yield on to end users is effectively prohibited.
Coinbase can continue to monetize USDC, but it loses its most powerful growth lever, offering yield to users, thereby representing a structural headwind for its distribution model.
At the same time, Circle now bears the burden of demonstrating that its arrangements constitute legitimate profit-sharing rather than yield circumvention, introducing increased legal risk, potential contract restructuring, and ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
At its core, this is about control over money markets. Stablecoins are being defined strictly as payment instruments rather than interest-bearing assets, effectively ringfencing yield within banks and regulated vehicles such as money market funds and ETFs (e.g., IQMM). This represents a clear re-centralization of yield.
Read the full reports to understand who wins — and who gets structurally left behind.
(1) Read: Why the CLARITY Act Creates a Structural Winner (and a Structural Loser) https://update.10xresearch.com/p/why-the-clarity-act-creates-a-structural-winner-and-a-structural-loser
(2) Read: Circle vs. Coinbase: The Battle for Stablecoin Economics Has Begun https://update.10xresearch.com/p/circle-vs-coinbase-the-battle-for-stablecoin-economics-has-begun
(3) Read: Winners and Losers of the U.S. CLARITY Act—If Passed https://update.10xresearch.com/p/winners-and-losers-of-the-u-s-clarity-act-if-passed
This second part examines the implications of the CLARITY framework for DeFi and examines the investment case for potential winners and losers if the act is implemented (see the first part here and our report from January 18).
While there are clear structural beneficiaries, the outcome is not limited to a single winner.
At the same time, investors should keep an eye on the emerging headwinds that could shape the broader landscape.
The latest CLARITY proposal effectively ends the stablecoin-as-savings-product narrative.
While revenue sharing remains permitted, passing yield on to end users is effectively prohibited.
Coinbase can continue to monetize USDC, but it loses its most powerful growth lever, offering yield to users, thereby representing a structural headwind for its distribution model.
At the same time, Circle now bears the burden of demonstrating that its arrangements constitute legitimate profit-sharing rather than yield circumvention, introducing increased legal risk, potential contract restructuring, and ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
At its core, this is about control over money markets. Stablecoins are being defined strictly as payment instruments rather than interest-bearing assets, effectively ringfencing yield within banks and regulated vehicles such as money market funds and ETFs (e.g., IQMM). This represents a clear re-centralization of yield.
Read the full reports to understand who wins — and who gets structurally left behind.
(1) Read: Why the CLARITY Act Creates a Structural Winner (and a Structural Loser) https://update.10xresearch.com/p/why-the-clarity-act-creates-a-structural-winner-and-a-structural-loser
(2) Read: Circle vs. Coinbase: The Battle for Stablecoin Economics Has Begun https://update.10xresearch.com/p/circle-vs-coinbase-the-battle-for-stablecoin-economics-has-begun
(3) Read: Winners and Losers of the U.S. CLARITY Act—If Passed https://update.10xresearch.com/p/winners-and-losers-of-the-u-s-clarity-act-if-passed
Markets Stabilizing? Bitcoin Holds as Macro Risks Fade at the Margin, Gold oversold.
Bitcoin is holding firm, oil is weakening, and equities are nearing a key turning point.
At the same time, the geopolitical backdrop is quietly shifting.
Markets are beginning to price in stabilization, but is that too early?
Full report: https://whatmatters.10xresearch.com/p/markets-stabilizing-bitcoin-holds-as-macro-risks-fade-at-the-margin
Bitcoin is holding firm, oil is weakening, and equities are nearing a key turning point.
At the same time, the geopolitical backdrop is quietly shifting.
Markets are beginning to price in stabilization, but is that too early?
Full report: https://whatmatters.10xresearch.com/p/markets-stabilizing-bitcoin-holds-as-macro-risks-fade-at-the-margin
Circle vs. Coinbase: The Battle for Stablecoin Economics Has Begun
Circle just recorded its largest single-day decline, falling 20%.
Some investors are pointing to the CLARITY Act as a growing risk for stablecoin issuers, while others see it as a structural opportunity.
In this two-part report (second part will be published later today), we break down both sides of the debate and outline how investors can position accordingly and what it means for DeFi and various crypto currencies.
In our January 18, 2026, report, “Why the Clarity Act Creates a Structural Winner (and a Structural Loser),” we outlined what was at stake for Coinbase and why the bill initially stalled.
We argued that Circle supports a federal stablecoin framework because it provides institutional legitimacy to USDC, even if it limits certain short-term “reward” mechanisms.
For Circle, regulatory clarity is not a cost but a strategic upgrade, enabling broader institutional adoption, global settlement use cases, and deeper integration with the traditional financial system.
This dynamic places Circle and Coinbase on opposite sides of a classic trade-off.
Coinbase’s economics are optimized for near-term earnings through yield-bearing balances, while Circle’s upside is driven by long-term valuation expansion through compliance, scale, and balance sheet credibility.
Under a federal regime, Circle may give up part of a highly profitable distribution model, but in return, it gains something more durable: regulatory permanence.
We concluded that this divergence would likely drive relative performance, with Circle positioned to outperform Coinbase.
Back then, trading volumes were still subdued, Coinbase had limited fundamental tailwinds, while Circle stood to benefit directly from regulatory clarity and growing institutional demand.
Against this backdrop, a long Circle vs. short Coinbase trade remained a compelling relative-value expression.
Two months later, and despite a recent ~20% overnight pullback, Circle is still up +29% since our January 18 report, while Coinbase has declined by -25%, reinforcing this thesis.
Circle shares remain up +63% since our February 20 report, where we anticipated that the upcoming earnings release would trigger a short squeeze, which subsequently played out.
Another key development (for Circle) we highlighted on February 21 was the launch of the ProShares GENIUS Money Market ETF (IQMM).
As this is a longer research report, we have divided it into two parts.
The first revisits our long Circle vs. short Coinbase thesis, assessing whether the trade remains valid and whether current levels present an opportunity to add.
We also outline a probability framework around the revenue-sharing agreement, which could materially reshape Circle’s margins and, by extension, its valuation.
1) Read our arguments and how we would position ourselves around Circle and Coinbase for Part One below, while
2) Part Two examines emerging headwinds for Circle and the broader impact of the CLARITY framework on DeFi, including the opportunities and structural shifts already beginning to unfold.
See link(s) in the comments section or in bio.
Some investors are pointing to the CLARITY Act as a growing risk for stablecoin issuers, while others see it as a structural opportunity.
In this two-part report (second part will be published later today), we break down both sides of the debate and outline how investors can position accordingly and what it means for DeFi and various crypto currencies.
In our January 18, 2026, report, “Why the Clarity Act Creates a Structural Winner (and a Structural Loser),” we outlined what was at stake for Coinbase and why the bill initially stalled.
We argued that Circle supports a federal stablecoin framework because it provides institutional legitimacy to USDC, even if it limits certain short-term “reward” mechanisms.
For Circle, regulatory clarity is not a cost but a strategic upgrade, enabling broader institutional adoption, global settlement use cases, and deeper integration with the traditional financial system.
This dynamic places Circle and Coinbase on opposite sides of a classic trade-off.
Coinbase’s economics are optimized for near-term earnings through yield-bearing balances, while Circle’s upside is driven by long-term valuation expansion through compliance, scale, and balance sheet credibility.
Under a federal regime, Circle may give up part of a highly profitable distribution model, but in return, it gains something more durable: regulatory permanence.
We concluded that this divergence would likely drive relative performance, with Circle positioned to outperform Coinbase.
Back then, trading volumes were still subdued, Coinbase had limited fundamental tailwinds, while Circle stood to benefit directly from regulatory clarity and growing institutional demand.
Against this backdrop, a long Circle vs. short Coinbase trade remained a compelling relative-value expression.
Two months later, and despite a recent ~20% overnight pullback, Circle is still up +29% since our January 18 report, while Coinbase has declined by -25%, reinforcing this thesis.
Circle shares remain up +63% since our February 20 report, where we anticipated that the upcoming earnings release would trigger a short squeeze, which subsequently played out.
Another key development (for Circle) we highlighted on February 21 was the launch of the ProShares GENIUS Money Market ETF (IQMM).
As this is a longer research report, we have divided it into two parts.
The first revisits our long Circle vs. short Coinbase thesis, assessing whether the trade remains valid and whether current levels present an opportunity to add.
We also outline a probability framework around the revenue-sharing agreement, which could materially reshape Circle’s margins and, by extension, its valuation.
1) Read our arguments and how we would position ourselves around Circle and Coinbase for Part One below, while
2) Part Two examines emerging headwinds for Circle and the broader impact of the CLARITY framework on DeFi, including the opportunities and structural shifts already beginning to unfold.
See link(s) in the comments section or in bio.
(Micro)Strategy’s STRC Engine — How Much Bitcoin Demand Can It Realistically Generate?
Can Strategy truly move the Bitcoin market, or is its impact more marginal than most investors believe?
Why might STRC fail exactly when Bitcoin needs support the most?
In a more constructive environment, characterized by stable or rising Bitcoin prices, continued demand from income-oriented investors, and successful dividend adjustments, this figure could extend toward $10 to $15 billion.
Conversely, if STRC were to trade persistently below par, issuance could slow dramatically or even pause altogether, reducing additional funding to only a few billion dollars.
The dispersion between these outcomes is wide, but the key determinant is not capacity; it is price stability around par.
Recent data already illustrates how critical STRC has become in shaping Bitcoin flows.
In mid-March, Strategy raised approximately $1.18 billion through STRC issuance in a single week, contributing to roughly $1.57 billion in Bitcoin purchases.
The following week, when no STRC was issued, Bitcoin purchases declined sharply to approximately $76 million.
This dynamic highlights an important shift: Strategy’s Bitcoin buying is no longer purely balance sheet–driven but increasingly dependent on the functioning of its preferred equity funding engine.
STRC is therefore best understood not as a constant source of demand, but as a conditional one.
What are the real constraints behind this strategy, and why is the $20B+ headline capacity misleading?
Full report in the comments section...
Can Strategy truly move the Bitcoin market, or is its impact more marginal than most investors believe?
Why might STRC fail exactly when Bitcoin needs support the most?
In a more constructive environment, characterized by stable or rising Bitcoin prices, continued demand from income-oriented investors, and successful dividend adjustments, this figure could extend toward $10 to $15 billion.
Conversely, if STRC were to trade persistently below par, issuance could slow dramatically or even pause altogether, reducing additional funding to only a few billion dollars.
The dispersion between these outcomes is wide, but the key determinant is not capacity; it is price stability around par.
Recent data already illustrates how critical STRC has become in shaping Bitcoin flows.
In mid-March, Strategy raised approximately $1.18 billion through STRC issuance in a single week, contributing to roughly $1.57 billion in Bitcoin purchases.
The following week, when no STRC was issued, Bitcoin purchases declined sharply to approximately $76 million.
This dynamic highlights an important shift: Strategy’s Bitcoin buying is no longer purely balance sheet–driven but increasingly dependent on the functioning of its preferred equity funding engine.
STRC is therefore best understood not as a constant source of demand, but as a conditional one.
What are the real constraints behind this strategy, and why is the $20B+ headline capacity misleading?
Full report in the comments section...
(Micro)Strategy’s STRC Engine — How Much Bitcoin Demand Can It Realistically Generate?
Strategy’s STRC issuance program has quickly evolved from a niche funding tool into one of the most important marginal drivers of its Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
While much of the market focuses on the headline issuance capacity, the more relevant question is how much capital STRC can realistically generate under actual market conditions, and what that implies for Bitcoin demand.
At a theoretical level, Strategy has created a very large funding runway.
With the addition of a new $21 billion STRC at-the-market program, alongside remaining capacity from prior programs, the company has positioned itself to raise more than $20 billion through this instrument alone.
However, this headline number significantly overstates what is realistically achievable.
STRC issuance is not constrained by legal capacity but by market acceptance, and more specifically by whether the instrument can consistently trade close enough to its $100 stated value to remain financeable.
In this report, we answer: How much capital can Strategy realistically raise through STRC, and how much of that translates into Bitcoin demand?
What are the real constraints behind this strategy, and why is the $20B+ headline capacity misleading?
Can Strategy truly move the Bitcoin market, or is its impact more marginal than most investors believe?
Why might STRC fail exactly when Bitcoin needs support the most?
We use our proprietary 10x STRC Funding Stress Indicator to identify when STRC issuance is likely to accelerate, and when the funding engine is at risk of stalling.
Full report in the comments section...
Strategy’s STRC issuance program has quickly evolved from a niche funding tool into one of the most important marginal drivers of its Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
While much of the market focuses on the headline issuance capacity, the more relevant question is how much capital STRC can realistically generate under actual market conditions, and what that implies for Bitcoin demand.
At a theoretical level, Strategy has created a very large funding runway.
With the addition of a new $21 billion STRC at-the-market program, alongside remaining capacity from prior programs, the company has positioned itself to raise more than $20 billion through this instrument alone.
However, this headline number significantly overstates what is realistically achievable.
STRC issuance is not constrained by legal capacity but by market acceptance, and more specifically by whether the instrument can consistently trade close enough to its $100 stated value to remain financeable.
In this report, we answer: How much capital can Strategy realistically raise through STRC, and how much of that translates into Bitcoin demand?
What are the real constraints behind this strategy, and why is the $20B+ headline capacity misleading?
Can Strategy truly move the Bitcoin market, or is its impact more marginal than most investors believe?
Why might STRC fail exactly when Bitcoin needs support the most?
We use our proprietary 10x STRC Funding Stress Indicator to identify when STRC issuance is likely to accelerate, and when the funding engine is at risk of stalling.
Full report in the comments section...
10x Volatility Edge — Bitcoin Downside Risk: Overpriced Panic or Still Underestimated?
Bitcoin implied volatility has sharply repriced higher, yet the term structure and skew are telling a more nuanced story.
The charts show a clear shift: traders are no longer positioned for upside breakouts, but are increasingly hedging for downside into key expiries.
At the same time, the concentration of open interest around specific strikes is starting to matter again.
The options market is quietly building a framework where certain levels could act as magnets, or accelerants, depending on how spot reacts.
What’s interesting is that despite this defensive positioning, realized volatility remains relatively contained.
That tension between what is priced and what is realized has historically created some of the best trading opportunities.
Ethereum is showing a similar pattern, but with subtle differences that may matter more than most realize.
The key question now: is the market overpaying for downside risk, or is this just the early stage of a larger move?
We break down what the options market is really signaling, how positioning has shifted versus last week, and the exact trade setup that best captures this asymmetry.
Find attached our 10x Volatility Edge with 20 BTC+ETH options charts: https://signal.10xresearch.com/p/10x-volatility-edge-bitcoin-downside-risk-overpriced-panic-or-still-underestimated
Bitcoin implied volatility has sharply repriced higher, yet the term structure and skew are telling a more nuanced story.
The charts show a clear shift: traders are no longer positioned for upside breakouts, but are increasingly hedging for downside into key expiries.
At the same time, the concentration of open interest around specific strikes is starting to matter again.
The options market is quietly building a framework where certain levels could act as magnets, or accelerants, depending on how spot reacts.
What’s interesting is that despite this defensive positioning, realized volatility remains relatively contained.
That tension between what is priced and what is realized has historically created some of the best trading opportunities.
Ethereum is showing a similar pattern, but with subtle differences that may matter more than most realize.
The key question now: is the market overpaying for downside risk, or is this just the early stage of a larger move?
We break down what the options market is really signaling, how positioning has shifted versus last week, and the exact trade setup that best captures this asymmetry.
Find attached our 10x Volatility Edge with 20 BTC+ETH options charts: https://signal.10xresearch.com/p/10x-volatility-edge-bitcoin-downside-risk-overpriced-panic-or-still-underestimated
Gold has corrected by roughly 20% and is now testing our first key support at $4,333.
If this level fails, the next meaningful support sits near $3,486, around $850 lower, highlighting the downside risk if macro pressures persist.
Two weeks ago, we flagged that interest rate expectations could shift from cuts to hikes as inflation risks re-emerge, and this is now increasingly reflected in both market pricing and central bank rhetoric.
Several central banks have turned more hawkish, signaling concern about rising inflation and the need to anchor expectations, while the Fed remains relatively dovish, for now, creating a growing disconnect.
In our latest cross-asset work, we emphasized that while real yields have historically been the key driver of gold, an overlooked macro dynamic is now distorting price behavior on both the upside and downside.
Central bank demand has been a major structural support, with global purchases reaching 863 tonnes in 2025, still historically elevated despite a modest slowdown.
Notably, the UAE sharply increased its gold reserves by nearly 65%, while Turkey, Azerbaijan, and other regional players also remained active buyers.
However, the current geopolitical backdrop may temporarily constrain further accumulation.
With the Iran conflict evolving and reserve dynamics shifting, some central banks likely have less flexibility to continue aggressively adding gold, even as U.S. debt levels continue to rise.
Looking ahead, the longer-term de-dollarization trend, diversifying reserves away from the U.S. dollar, remains intact and should continue to support gold once a bottom is established.
A clear technical reversal is still required before a more constructive stance is warranted.
In our oil report, focused on rising inflation expectations, we highlighted that the S&P 500’s next key support lies around $6,200.
See our report on Oil: https://whatmatters.10xresearch.com/p/10x-what-matters
See our report on Gold: https://whatmatters.10xresearch.com/p/gold-is-breaking-its-most-important-rule-here-s-the-level-that-matters-next
If this level fails, the next meaningful support sits near $3,486, around $850 lower, highlighting the downside risk if macro pressures persist.
Two weeks ago, we flagged that interest rate expectations could shift from cuts to hikes as inflation risks re-emerge, and this is now increasingly reflected in both market pricing and central bank rhetoric.
Several central banks have turned more hawkish, signaling concern about rising inflation and the need to anchor expectations, while the Fed remains relatively dovish, for now, creating a growing disconnect.
In our latest cross-asset work, we emphasized that while real yields have historically been the key driver of gold, an overlooked macro dynamic is now distorting price behavior on both the upside and downside.
Central bank demand has been a major structural support, with global purchases reaching 863 tonnes in 2025, still historically elevated despite a modest slowdown.
Notably, the UAE sharply increased its gold reserves by nearly 65%, while Turkey, Azerbaijan, and other regional players also remained active buyers.
However, the current geopolitical backdrop may temporarily constrain further accumulation.
With the Iran conflict evolving and reserve dynamics shifting, some central banks likely have less flexibility to continue aggressively adding gold, even as U.S. debt levels continue to rise.
Looking ahead, the longer-term de-dollarization trend, diversifying reserves away from the U.S. dollar, remains intact and should continue to support gold once a bottom is established.
A clear technical reversal is still required before a more constructive stance is warranted.
In our oil report, focused on rising inflation expectations, we highlighted that the S&P 500’s next key support lies around $6,200.
See our report on Oil: https://whatmatters.10xresearch.com/p/10x-what-matters
See our report on Gold: https://whatmatters.10xresearch.com/p/gold-is-breaking-its-most-important-rule-here-s-the-level-that-matters-next
10x Weekly Crypto Kickoff – Bitcoin Must Hold This Critical Level, otherwise...
Bitcoin just lost $69,000, and that’s not a small detail.
The market structure has shifted, and positioning is starting to reflect it.
Futures traders have unwound their longs, and funding has collapsed into deeply negative territory.
At the same time, options flows are rotating aggressively toward downside protection.
Which level is critical? We explain in our latest report.
Implied volatility is being repriced higher, with front-end vol now back in the mid-60s.
Skew remains firmly negative, signaling persistent demand for protection over upside exposure.
This is no longer a market chasing the $75,000 breakout. The market has quickly shifted; at least the "faster" derivatives traders have adjusted their positions.
It’s a market preparing for uncertainty, and potentially a larger move.
What’s more interesting is the macro backdrop.
Markets are starting to price in rate hikes, while the Fed is still guiding toward cuts.
That disconnect rarely lasts long.
And if this oil shock turns into a growth shock, risk assets won’t be spared.
Despite ETF inflows holding up, the derivatives market is telling a different story.
Key levels are now in focus, and if they break, the downside could accelerate quickly.
This is our weekly kickoff report, detailing flows, positioning, what has changed versus previous weeks, and where the consensus view differs from the 10x Research view.
You will not find a more detailed report, preparing you for the week ahead:
https://update.10xresearch.com/p/10x-weekly-crypto-kickoff-bitcoin-must-hold-this-critical-level-otherwise
Bitcoin just lost $69,000, and that’s not a small detail.
The market structure has shifted, and positioning is starting to reflect it.
Futures traders have unwound their longs, and funding has collapsed into deeply negative territory.
At the same time, options flows are rotating aggressively toward downside protection.
Which level is critical? We explain in our latest report.
Implied volatility is being repriced higher, with front-end vol now back in the mid-60s.
Skew remains firmly negative, signaling persistent demand for protection over upside exposure.
This is no longer a market chasing the $75,000 breakout. The market has quickly shifted; at least the "faster" derivatives traders have adjusted their positions.
It’s a market preparing for uncertainty, and potentially a larger move.
What’s more interesting is the macro backdrop.
Markets are starting to price in rate hikes, while the Fed is still guiding toward cuts.
That disconnect rarely lasts long.
And if this oil shock turns into a growth shock, risk assets won’t be spared.
Despite ETF inflows holding up, the derivatives market is telling a different story.
Key levels are now in focus, and if they break, the downside could accelerate quickly.
This is our weekly kickoff report, detailing flows, positioning, what has changed versus previous weeks, and where the consensus view differs from the 10x Research view.
You will not find a more detailed report, preparing you for the week ahead:
https://update.10xresearch.com/p/10x-weekly-crypto-kickoff-bitcoin-must-hold-this-critical-level-otherwise
Crypto One Liners - Understand the market in One Minute
Bitcoin’s trend remains bullish with defined risk levels, making the 30-day moving average the key pivot for continuation or reversal.
Bitcoin faced pressure from macro headwinds and ETF outflows, signaling weakening institutional demand despite holding key support.
Ethereum remains supported by institutional accumulation and structural upgrades despite short-term uncertainty from token sales and infrastructure changes.
Solana’s rally is driven by ETF inflows, rising stablecoin liquidity, and regulatory clarity reinforcing institutional confidence.
XRP is supported by strong retail demand and expanding utility, though institutional flows remain more cautious.
BNB is under near-term pressure despite strong RWA growth and ecosystem developments supporting longer-term demand.
Tron is benefiting from growing payment adoption, strong stablecoin usage, and continued whale accumulation.
TON is weakening as venture capital selling offsets ecosystem expansion and user growth initiatives.
Stellar is gaining from regulatory clarity and institutional adoption in tokenized real-world assets.
Jito is strengthening its institutional positioning within Solana, though supply unlocks remain a key risk.
Kaspa’s surge is driven by major technological upgrades and strong ecosystem expansion.
Chainlink is seeing renewed institutional interest and accumulation following regulatory clarity and product expansion.
WLFI faces selling pressure despite governance changes and ecosystem expansion aimed at boosting demand.
Uniswap is stabilizing long-term through infrastructure upgrades and regulatory clarity despite weaker short-term activity.
Monero’s price reflects mixed signals from expanding utility and regulatory concerns.
Mantle is supported by strong DeFi growth and exchange integrations driving ecosystem adoption.
Hyperliquid is rallying on record volumes and new product innovation linking traditional finance with DeFi.
Render benefits from regulatory clarity and AI-driven use cases, though credibility concerns triggered a pullback.
Pump.Fun remains under pressure despite buybacks and ecosystem expansion due to legal risks.
Tezos is gaining institutional traction following regulatory clarity and increased corporate participation.
Bittensor is surging on AI innovation, institutional adoption, and strengthening tokenomics.
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Bitcoin faced pressure from macro headwinds and ETF outflows, signaling weakening institutional demand despite holding key support.
Ethereum remains supported by institutional accumulation and structural upgrades despite short-term uncertainty from token sales and infrastructure changes.
Solana’s rally is driven by ETF inflows, rising stablecoin liquidity, and regulatory clarity reinforcing institutional confidence.
XRP is supported by strong retail demand and expanding utility, though institutional flows remain more cautious.
BNB is under near-term pressure despite strong RWA growth and ecosystem developments supporting longer-term demand.
Tron is benefiting from growing payment adoption, strong stablecoin usage, and continued whale accumulation.
TON is weakening as venture capital selling offsets ecosystem expansion and user growth initiatives.
Stellar is gaining from regulatory clarity and institutional adoption in tokenized real-world assets.
Jito is strengthening its institutional positioning within Solana, though supply unlocks remain a key risk.
Kaspa’s surge is driven by major technological upgrades and strong ecosystem expansion.
Chainlink is seeing renewed institutional interest and accumulation following regulatory clarity and product expansion.
WLFI faces selling pressure despite governance changes and ecosystem expansion aimed at boosting demand.
Uniswap is stabilizing long-term through infrastructure upgrades and regulatory clarity despite weaker short-term activity.
Monero’s price reflects mixed signals from expanding utility and regulatory concerns.
Mantle is supported by strong DeFi growth and exchange integrations driving ecosystem adoption.
Hyperliquid is rallying on record volumes and new product innovation linking traditional finance with DeFi.
Render benefits from regulatory clarity and AI-driven use cases, though credibility concerns triggered a pullback.
Pump.Fun remains under pressure despite buybacks and ecosystem expansion due to legal risks.
Tezos is gaining institutional traction following regulatory clarity and increased corporate participation.
Bittensor is surging on AI innovation, institutional adoption, and strengthening tokenomics.
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Has Bitcoin Already Bottomed vs. Other Assets — And When Does the Real Bull Market Begin?
Bitcoin remains in a bear market according to one of our key indicators, which already signaled a regime shift in October 2025, when prices were trading around $110,000–$112,000.
However, beneath the surface, conditions are beginning to change.
While roughly $25 billion exited Bitcoin in February, recent flow dynamics appear less punitive, suggesting that selling pressure is becoming exhausted.
On a relative basis, compared to other macro assets, Bitcoin may already be entering a new bull phase, with an absolute bull market potentially only weeks or months away.
At the same time, traders are showing little urgency to hedge downside risk, indicating a much cleaner positioning backdrop.
This shift could have meaningful implications for Bitcoin’s next move.
There are notable parallels to 2022, and for those focused on the right signals, the conditions marking the definitive end of this bear market are already taking shape.
In this report, we outline the key catalysts, when the cycle low is likely to occur, and the price levels that matter most.
https://update.10xresearch.com/p/has-bitcoin-already-bottomed-vs-other-assets-and-when-does-the-real-bull-market-begin
Bitcoin remains in a bear market according to one of our key indicators, which already signaled a regime shift in October 2025, when prices were trading around $110,000–$112,000.
However, beneath the surface, conditions are beginning to change.
While roughly $25 billion exited Bitcoin in February, recent flow dynamics appear less punitive, suggesting that selling pressure is becoming exhausted.
On a relative basis, compared to other macro assets, Bitcoin may already be entering a new bull phase, with an absolute bull market potentially only weeks or months away.
At the same time, traders are showing little urgency to hedge downside risk, indicating a much cleaner positioning backdrop.
This shift could have meaningful implications for Bitcoin’s next move.
There are notable parallels to 2022, and for those focused on the right signals, the conditions marking the definitive end of this bear market are already taking shape.
In this report, we outline the key catalysts, when the cycle low is likely to occur, and the price levels that matter most.
https://update.10xresearch.com/p/has-bitcoin-already-bottomed-vs-other-assets-and-when-does-the-real-bull-market-begin
Gold Is Breaking the Old Playbook - Is This the Dip to Buy?
The real question is whether this move marks the end of the bull market… or the setup for the next leg higher.
For decades, gold followed a clear rule: higher real yields meant lower prices.
That relationship quietly broke in 2024, as gold continued to rise despite elevated rates.
What changed was not just price action, but the underlying structure of demand.
A shift in global reserves, accelerating central bank accumulation, and a growing perception of the U.S. dollar as a source of political risk have started to redefine how gold is priced.
At the same time, strong physical demand out of Asia has pushed gold through key levels that previously capped rallies.
Meanwhile, markets began positioning for rate cuts following weaker economic data, even as those cuts were delayed, creating a tension between current policy and future expectations that continues to influence gold’s trajectory.
With global debt now exceeding $315 trillion, gold is increasingly being treated not as a commodity, but as a strategic asset in a system where confidence in fiat currencies is slowly being reassessed.
👉 The key question is what this means for positioning now, and whether this correction is risk… or opportunity.
Access Our Cross-Asset Research - Beyond Crypto: https://whatmatters.10xresearch.com/
The real question is whether this move marks the end of the bull market… or the setup for the next leg higher.
For decades, gold followed a clear rule: higher real yields meant lower prices.
That relationship quietly broke in 2024, as gold continued to rise despite elevated rates.
What changed was not just price action, but the underlying structure of demand.
A shift in global reserves, accelerating central bank accumulation, and a growing perception of the U.S. dollar as a source of political risk have started to redefine how gold is priced.
At the same time, strong physical demand out of Asia has pushed gold through key levels that previously capped rallies.
Meanwhile, markets began positioning for rate cuts following weaker economic data, even as those cuts were delayed, creating a tension between current policy and future expectations that continues to influence gold’s trajectory.
With global debt now exceeding $315 trillion, gold is increasingly being treated not as a commodity, but as a strategic asset in a system where confidence in fiat currencies is slowly being reassessed.
👉 The key question is what this means for positioning now, and whether this correction is risk… or opportunity.
Access Our Cross-Asset Research - Beyond Crypto: https://whatmatters.10xresearch.com/
One Liners: Crypto Market Drivers — 4 Charts That Matter Now
What’s Driving the Market in a Minute
CRYPTO CURRENCIES
Bitcoin is holding key levels while altcoins quietly take leadership, creating a positioning mismatch that risks repeated stop-outs for dip buyers.
Our models signal a critical inflection point where tactical positioning, not directional prediction, will determine returns.
The key question is which altcoins qualify for exposure and where the decisive levels lie.
Our tactical model now favors altcoins as dominance declines, with select names above key levels driving a high-stakes continuation or failure setup.
In a bear-market regime, buying dips is ineffective, and traders should instead focus on capturing short-term momentum.
Token unlock pressure is fading and low volumes suggest a lack of sellers, supporting crypto’s relative resilience.
Bitcoin faced pressure from macro headwinds and ETF outflows, signaling weakening institutional demand despite holding key support.
Ethereum remains supported by institutional accumulation and structural upgrades despite short-term uncertainty from token sales and infrastructure changes.
Solana’s rally is driven by ETF inflows, rising stablecoin liquidity, and regulatory clarity reinforcing institutional confidence.
XRP is supported by strong retail demand and expanding utility, though institutional flows remain more cautious.
BNB is under near-term pressure despite strong RWA growth and ecosystem developments supporting longer-term demand.
Tron is benefiting from growing payment adoption, strong stablecoin usage, and continued whale accumulation.
A lot more One Liners, including Crypto Equities, full report, with three more charts, link in the comments section.
What’s Driving the Market in a Minute
CRYPTO CURRENCIES
Bitcoin is holding key levels while altcoins quietly take leadership, creating a positioning mismatch that risks repeated stop-outs for dip buyers.
Our models signal a critical inflection point where tactical positioning, not directional prediction, will determine returns.
The key question is which altcoins qualify for exposure and where the decisive levels lie.
Our tactical model now favors altcoins as dominance declines, with select names above key levels driving a high-stakes continuation or failure setup.
In a bear-market regime, buying dips is ineffective, and traders should instead focus on capturing short-term momentum.
Token unlock pressure is fading and low volumes suggest a lack of sellers, supporting crypto’s relative resilience.
Bitcoin faced pressure from macro headwinds and ETF outflows, signaling weakening institutional demand despite holding key support.
Ethereum remains supported by institutional accumulation and structural upgrades despite short-term uncertainty from token sales and infrastructure changes.
Solana’s rally is driven by ETF inflows, rising stablecoin liquidity, and regulatory clarity reinforcing institutional confidence.
XRP is supported by strong retail demand and expanding utility, though institutional flows remain more cautious.
BNB is under near-term pressure despite strong RWA growth and ecosystem developments supporting longer-term demand.
Tron is benefiting from growing payment adoption, strong stablecoin usage, and continued whale accumulation.
A lot more One Liners, including Crypto Equities, full report, with three more charts, link in the comments section.
10x Crypto Trading Signals — Chart Book
Actionable Positioning, Relative Strength & Opportunity Set
Bitcoin is holding key levels while altcoins are quietly taking the lead, yet most traders are positioned for the wrong outcome.
This is not a typical “buy the dip” environment, and those treating it like one risk getting stopped out repeatedly.
Our models are signaling a shift, but also a critical inflection point where positioning, not prediction, will determine returns.
The next move could reward momentum traders aggressively while punishing passive exposure.
The question is: which altcoins actually qualify, and where exactly are the levels that matter?
Bitcoin (BTC-USD is below the 7-day moving average -> bearish, but is above the 30 day moving average -> bullish, with 1 week change of -0.7%) rising oil prices and a resilient U.S. dollar dampened investor appetite for riskier assets.
The Fed heightened market caution by raising its inflation forecast, “higher-for-longer” rate outlook, and signaling that persistent energy costs could delay anticipated interest rate cuts.
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East initially sparked volatility, though some of this pressure eased following reports of diminished military capabilities in the region.
Large outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs reversed a prior inflow trend, indicating weakening institutional demand during the selloff.
We break down the precise positioning framework, signals, and trade setups in the full report - see link in comments section for full report.
Actionable Positioning, Relative Strength & Opportunity Set
Bitcoin is holding key levels while altcoins are quietly taking the lead, yet most traders are positioned for the wrong outcome.
This is not a typical “buy the dip” environment, and those treating it like one risk getting stopped out repeatedly.
Our models are signaling a shift, but also a critical inflection point where positioning, not prediction, will determine returns.
The next move could reward momentum traders aggressively while punishing passive exposure.
The question is: which altcoins actually qualify, and where exactly are the levels that matter?
Bitcoin (BTC-USD is below the 7-day moving average -> bearish, but is above the 30 day moving average -> bullish, with 1 week change of -0.7%) rising oil prices and a resilient U.S. dollar dampened investor appetite for riskier assets.
The Fed heightened market caution by raising its inflation forecast, “higher-for-longer” rate outlook, and signaling that persistent energy costs could delay anticipated interest rate cuts.
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East initially sparked volatility, though some of this pressure eased following reports of diminished military capabilities in the region.
Large outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs reversed a prior inflow trend, indicating weakening institutional demand during the selloff.
We break down the precise positioning framework, signals, and trade setups in the full report - see link in comments section for full report.
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