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This year, we laid the groundwork for broader access to Bitcoin utility, and hit major milestones along the way. In 2026, we’re taking the next steps towards GoMining’s breakout year as an all-in-one Bitcoin ecosystem. Here's how we evolved in 2025⚡

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🎙 GoMining 2025: Year in Review — Live X Space The date is set - we’re finally hosting our GoMining 2025: Year in Review X Space. 🗓 January 12 | 16:00 UTC We’ll look back at what GoMining built in 2025 and where we’re heading next. Here’s what we’ll cover 👇 📊 Key stats & growth: where the year started vs. where it ends 🚀 Major 2025 launches 🧭 Our mission and what’s coming in early 2026 Set your reminder: x.com/i/spaces/1naje…

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Bitcoin Tests Critical $91,000 Resistance as Year-End Rally Attempts** 📊 Summary: BTC briefly topped $90K on Monday before pulling back to $87,200—technical analysis points to $91,000 as make-or-break level determining whether consolidation ends or extends into Q1 2026. Full Story: Bitcoin is locked in a high-stakes battle at a critical technical level. After briefly topping $90,000 on Monday in a session that saw thin holiday liquidity amplify price moves, BTC pulled back to trade around $87,200—down approximately 0.7% on the day but still holding above the crucial $86,500-$87,000 support zone that’s proven resilient through multiple tests. Technical analysts point to $91,000 as the key breakout level: clear that resistance decisively and Bitcoin likely advances toward $95,000-$100,000 as shorts cover and momentum buyers return; fail to break through and the consolidation between $85,000-$90,000 could extend well into Q1 2026. The current price action reflects multiple competing forces: Bitcoin is down roughly 30% from October’s $126,000 peak (some sources cite $108,000 as the recent high), underperforming both gold (up 70% in 2025) and equities (S&P 500 at record highs), yet the $87,000 level continues attracting buyers who view current prices as accumulation opportunity rather than distribution risk. What makes this setup interesting: Bitcoin’s behavior shows controlled de-risking rather than panic selling—the Crypto Fear and Greed Index near 27 confirms risk-off sentiment, yet buyers repeatedly defend the $86,500-$87,000 band as a short-term floor. Daily trading volumes hover around $90-91 billion, a classic late-December liquidity drain where modest orders drive exaggerated intraday swings. The clearest near-term catalyst is ETF flows: Monday’s $355 million reversal after seven days of outflows provides the marginal bid that’s been absent, but sustainability depends on whether institutional buyers continue accumulating or the positive flows represent temporary year-end window dressing. For traders, the $91,000 level represents the battleground—break above and Bitcoin reclaims bullish momentum; fail and another test of $85,000 support becomes likely, potentially extending toward $80,000-$82,000 where deeper accumulation zones exist.

XRP and Solana ETFs Defy Market Trend With Record Weekly Inflows** 🚀 Summary: While BTC and ETH ETFs lost $446M last week, XRP ETFs recorded $79M in net inflows (highest since launch) and Solana added $7.5M—capital rotating toward newer altcoin products. Full Story: A fascinating divergence is unfolding in crypto ETF markets. While Bitcoin and Ethereum investment products hemorrhaged $446 million in outflows last week, newer altcoin ETFs are defying gravity—XRP ETFs posted $79 million in net inflows (their strongest week since inception), and Solana ETFs added over $7.5 million. This selective capital rotation suggests investor confidence is becoming increasingly discriminating rather than uniformly bearish across crypto. The numbers tell a compelling story: Bitcoin led last week’s outflows at $443 million, with Ethereum following at $59.5 million. Yet at the exact same time, XRP and Solana products attracted record capital, indicating that institutional buyers aren’t abandoning crypto—they’re repositioning toward assets they believe offer better risk-adjusted returns or regulatory clarity. XRP’s appeal stems from several factors: Ripple’s pending SEC case resolution could happen by April or May according to legal analysts, the recent RLUSD stablecoin launch positions XRP as bridge currency for payments infrastructure, and XRP ETFs maintained zero outflow days even during broader market weakness—showing remarkable holder conviction. Solana’s strength reflects its technical advantages: the network processes transactions significantly faster than Ethereum at lower costs, developer activity continues accelerating with ecosystem TVL climbing back toward $2.2 billion, and institutional comfort with Solana infrastructure is growing as traditional finance explores blockchain integration. The broader context matters: despite recent drawdowns, year-to-date crypto ETF inflows remain robust at $46.3 billion (only slightly below 2024’s $48.7 billion), and total assets under management are still up 10% year-to-date. For investors, this divergence creates interesting opportunities—capital is rotating within crypto rather than exiting entirely, suggesting the infrastructure and legitimacy built through 2025’s ETF launches are proving durable even during price consolidation.

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⚡GoMining 2025: Year in Review 2025 was a year of focus for GoMining. What started with mining continued evolving into a mission to help people unlock Bitcoin’s full potential. End-of-year highlights 🎯👇 👥 5M registered users ⛏️ 460,000 digital miners owned by GoMiners ⚡ 12M TH of user-owned mining power 🪙5,000 BTC earned by GoMiners Beyond the numbers, 2025 was about building and delivering products that our GoMiners could love and use every day. In 2026, GoMining is launching Cards, Simple Earn, Travel, Lending, and a Web3 Wallet. We’re evolving into an all-in-one Bitcoin app built to help you do more with Bitcoin in your daily life, and we're looking forward to sharing the new updates with you all. Thank you for being part of the GoMining family!

Bitcoin ETFs Break 7-Day Outflow Streak With $355M Reversal** 💰 Summary: U.S. spot Bitcoins ETFs recorded $355M in inflows on Dec 30—BlackRock’s IBIT led with $143.7M, ending seven consecutive days of outflows totaling over $1B as pinstitutional buyers return. Full Story: The Bitcoin ETF bleeding finally stopped. After seven brutal days of consecutive outflows totaling over $1 billion, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a stunning $355 million in net inflows on December 30, marking the first positive flow day since before Christmas. BlackRock’s IBIT led the reversal with approximately $143.7 million, followed by ARK Invest and 21Shares’ ARKB at $109.6 million, and Fidelity’s FBTC adding $78.6 million. Additional contributions came from Bitwise ($13.9M), VanEck ($5.0M), and Grayscale ($4.3M). The timing is critical: this single-day reversal interrupted a pattern that had pushed weekly losses past the $1 billion threshold and raised fears about institutional conviction wavering. What caused the shift? Multiple factors converged—year-end tax-loss harvesting completed, portfolio rebalancing finished as Q4 closed, and Bitcoin’s defense of the $86,500-$87,000 support zone proved resilient enough to attract dip buyers. The positive flows on December 30 were distributed across multiple issuers rather than concentrated in one or two products, suggesting broad-based institutional interest rather than isolated positioning. However, market observers caution that subsequent trading sessions in early January will determine whether this represents a sustained shift in investor sentiment or merely a temporary pause in selling activity. Historical patterns show that ETF flow reversals after extended outflow periods often coincide with local price bottoms—the March 2024 reversal preceded Bitcoin’s rally to new highs, and similar patterns emerged after summer consolidations. For Bitcoin currently trading around $87,200, this flow reversal provides the marginal bid that’s been absent for weeks, potentially setting up a run toward $90,000-$92,000 if momentum continues into the new year.