Faro

Voyager is now Faro. Meaning “lighthouse”, the name Faro better represents our mission to help traders cut through the noise, spot opportunities, and navigate markets with confidence. Next up: Private Beta.

@clonfhada1 @0xchris_hl Impressive

@FaroTrading @0xchris_hl This is my local in Spain....😎

Voyager is now Faro. Meaning “lighthouse”, the name Faro better represents our mission to help traders cut through the noise, spot opportunities, and navigate markets with confidence. Next up: Private Beta.

@0xchris_hl See you in the lighthouse

@FaroTrading First Meetups scheduled for Portugal 🇵🇹

$BTC just tapped $74k as oil spiked to $100. Although the two assets can sometimes be correlated—both reacting to the same shifts in macro conditions—the relationship is inconsistent.

AI will reshape UX across many industries, including crypto trading. Instead of juggling research and manual execution, you get a system that understands the market and your portfolio, turns that context into insights, and executes the trade. Voyager is building this future.

@binji_x The winners will be the systems that understand users best This is what we're building at Voyager

ai is the new ui but no one has built something that truly embodies that (yet). we are still in the ibm era, and the agentic world needs a jobs-like visionary to really push for a user experience focused shift in how we use our devices. late 2026, early 2027 is when we start seeing this.

Holders of $SWELL — the Voyager Ecosystem Token — can now bid on protocol revenue through the new Fee Flow mechanism. Fee Flow directs 100% of protocol revenue to continuously buy and permanently burn SWELL via Dutch auctions.

Another 2.5% burned. The supply reduction program is on schedule. Stay tuned for the next tokenomics update soon.

During US hours, BTC trades at a premium. This suggests stronger US-side demand, potentially institutional.

$BTC has bounced to $68.2K. The move is driven by renewed ETF demand and wall-of-worry sentiment, rather than any single headline.

@TaikiMaeda2 What is dead may never die

are there any crypto bulls left lol

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Who is buying the DIP? The strategy is DCA. Or ask Saylor.

Who's buying the dip? Voyager reports that leveraged and “smart money” traders are mostly buyers, with top traders on Hyperliquid +$19M net long BTC, and most venue L/S ratios favoring longs (Binance ~2.4, OKX ~2.0). Funding is positive but not frothy, suggesting tactical dip-buying, not FOMO. Meanwhile, spot ETFs are net sellers (≈$200M/day redemptions lately, multi-week outflow streak), and exchange balances have ticked up, suggesting more coins moving to sell venues. Some long-term holders/value buyers are nibbling around ~$64K, but it’s slow, not capitulation-style. Overall, fast money is buying the dip; while slow money remains cautious.

Crypto Fear & Greed just hit 5. Such lows are rare and often align with bottoms. 🔹 Nov 2018: BTC at $3,500. Close to the low. 🔹 Mar 2020: COVID crash. BTC at $4,000. Generational buy. 🔹 Nov 2022: FTX collapse. BTC at $16,000. Cycle low. History doesn't repeat. But it does rhyme.

Liquidity has returned to the banking system, but it hasn't yet translated into sustained crypto demand. Voyager favors patient accumulation for the next bull cycle.

@TommyTupaki yes, it's coming

Bitcoin just dropped to $64K. Markets are reacting to Trump's global 15% tariffs, escalating conflict in Mexico, and rising fears of war in the Middle East.

@tobe_duru yep

@VoyagerAppHQ just another day of geopolitical risk driving markets

Stablecoin supply is holding above $150B. This suggests capital hasn’t left crypto, but is still on the sidelines waiting to be deployed. Historically, high stablecoin balances have signaled incoming liquidity and potential upside.

How long should we expect this bear market to last? This question has been raised by the likes of @ImCryptOpus and @waleswoosh. Historically, full BTC bear markets (cycle peak to major bottom) have lasted 12–14 months, with drawdowns in the 75–85% range. In the current cycle, BTC peaked in October last year at around $126.3K. Today it’s at ~67.2K, a ~47% drawdown over ~4.5 months. So far, this is both shorter in duration and milder in depth than prior cycle washouts. If this cycle mirrors 2021–22, we’d expect ~75–80% peak-to-trough decline over 12–13 months, followed by 12–18 months of grinding back to prior highs This would put the potential low in the $25–30K range (75–80% below $126.3K) in around Oct–Nov 2026. Then potentially new ATHs in 2028. The big caveat is that current structural conditions are different: spot ETF holdings now sit in the low‑million‑BTC range and daily ETF flow swings can run into the high hundreds of millions USD, while 2021–22 had no US spot ETFs at all. If ETF net inflows swing back above levels like 500M USD per day and stay positive for weeks, this could truncate the depth or the length of the bear compared with past cycles. Conversely, sustained outflows exceeding ~$300M/day would support a deeper 70–80% drop. Whether this cycle fully mirrors the last one will likely come down to how these slower-moving, institutional flows evolve.