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A major Bitcoin correction in the first month of a year after the blockchain sees a halving is historically not unusual, according to analysts who have compared previous cycles. “Bitcoin dumping in January has historically been a common occurrence in post-halving years,” crypto analyst Axel Bitblaze told his 123,000 X followers on Jan. 12. “We all know what happened after the 2017 and 2021 dumps.” Bitcoin has lost 10% so far this month in a fall from its high of $102,300 on Jan. 7 to just below $92,000 before recovering slightly to now hover around $94,000. In January 2021, the next most recent post-halving year, Bitcoin fell more than 25% from over $40,000 to just above $30,000 by the end of the month. It then skyrocketed 130% to a new all-time high of $69,000 by November. In January 2017, the year after the 2016 halving, Bitcoin slumped 30%, falling from $1,130 to $784. It then surged 2,400% that year, culminating in an all-time high of $20,000 by December.$BTC

$BTC Range low swept and a decent reaction so far. Let's see how this does over the remainder of the week. I'm just chilling in my spot positions and not actively trading anything as we speak.

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Semler Scientific Expands Bitcoin Holdings to Over 2,300 BTC Semler Scientific, a developer of technology solutions for healthcare providers, has provided updates on its bitcoin (BTC) holdings and capital markets activities, highlighting its evolving treasury strategy. Semler Scientific Achieves Nearly 100% $BTC Bitcoin Yield Since Treasury Strategy Launch Following Microstrategy’s latest purchase announcement, Semler said that between Dec. 16, 2024, and Jan. 10, 2025, the company acquired 237 BTC for $23.3 million at an average cost of $98,267 per BTC. These purchases were funded through operating cash flow and proceeds from an at-the-market (ATM) offering. As of Jan. 10, Semler Scientific holds 2,321 BTC, valued at $191.9 million, with an average purchase price of $82,687 per BTC, including associated fees. The company’s ATM program has raised $121.8 million in gross proceeds to date. On Dec. 16, 2024, Semler expanded its ATM offering by an additional $50 million, increasing the total to $150 million. This program is part of a broader strategy to fund bitcoin acquisitions and other operational needs. Semler Scientific further reports a bitcoin yield of 99.3% since adopting its bitcoin treasury strategy in July 2024. The company utilizes this metric as a key performance indicator to assess the effectiveness of its approach, which it believes is accretive to stockholders. As Semler Scientific continues to integrate bitcoin into its financial strategy, it underscores the growing intersection of cryptocurrency and traditional business operations. The firm’s initiatives reflect an ongoing effort to align its financial resources with shareholder interests and market opportunities.

Bitcoin accelerates its slide, falling toward $90,000 to start the week $BTC Bitcoin briefly dropped below the $90,000 mark on Monday as investors continued to dump growth-oriented assets such as crypto and tech stocks. The price of the flagship cryptocurrency fell nearly 1% at $93,737.97 to start the week, according to Coin Metrics. Earlier, it fell as low as $89,259.00. Bitcoin is down 9% in the past week. Bitcoin extends its slide as growth-oriented assets continue to get hit Ether lost 5.7% Monday and the broader crypto market, as measured by the CoinDesk 20 index, dropped 3.1%. Shares of Coinbase slid 2.9%, while MicroStrategy ticked higher by 0.2%. Mara Holdings declined 3.8% and Core Scientific retreated by 3.1%. Crypto assets' decline began last week after stronger-than-expected payroll numbers caused a spike in bond yields and amid concerns about President-elect Donald Trump's tariff plans, both of which gave a boost to the dollar while pressuring bitcoin and other risk assets. "The need for liquidity is caused by FX spikes because of strong end-of-year U.S. economy number, the stock market rallying strong, and there are other places money is needed in the short-term," said James Davies, co-founder and CEO at crypto trading platform Crypto Valley Exchange. "If we want bitcoin to act like a currency, we need to accept when it does, and this is one of those times. The U.S. Dollar has gotten stronger and everything else including bitcoin is weaker when measured in dollars." Investor sentiment was optimistic coming into 2025, with markets looking forward to having a pro-crypto Congress and White House. That hope had outweighed any concern about macroeconomic-related speed bumps, until last week. Investors are now warning that the first quarter of this year could be more turbulent for crypto than previously anticipated. Bitcoin's price grew 120% in 2024 but is negative for the new year.