Bitcoin has yet to flash a single confirmed market-top warning signal even after dwindling down 30. 7% from its all-time high in early October, according to data from analytics platform Coinglass reviewed on Tuesday. None of the 30 monitored bull-market peak indicators have reached their activation thresholds, leaving the composite dashboard at “0/30” as of the latest update. At least 15 triggers are needed before Coinglass confirms the market has peaked. The absence of signals suggests the market has not entered the type of extreme euphoria, with an average progress level of 43. 84% toward peak conditions, far below danger territory. Price trend, supply, dominance indicators nearing activation Although none of the indicators have reached their thresholds, four of them are approaching critical levels. The closest among them is the Bitcoin Short-Term Holder Supply, which registered 29. 37% against a target of 30%, reaching 97. 9% of the level associated with prior tops. The second-closest metric is Bitcoin Long-Term Holder Supply, with 14. 09 million BTC recorded versus a bull-market peak threshold of 13. 5 million. Supply held by long-term investors mostly declines during topping phases as holders distribute into rising prices, and this metric reached 95. 82%, the second-highest reading on the dashboard. The third is Bitcoin Dominance, which rose to 58. 16%, several percentage points below the 65% reference level associated with past market peaks. The Bitcoin Trend Indicator printed 6. 14 against a required 7 with a progress of 87. 72%. At the other end of the scale, the Bitcoin AHR999 Top Escape Indicator sits at 5. 64, far above the ≤0. 45 level expected during overheated conditions. With just 7. 98% progress, it is the furthest from confirmation among all 30 metrics. The Bitcoin Ah999 Index, another valuation-based top detector, prints 0. 54 against a required ≥4 and a 13. 5% progress, suggesting the market is under moot stress. Lastly, the Bitcoin Bubble Index, tracking how speculative the market is, had clocked 9. 98 compared to a target of 80, showing little resemblance to prior mania phases. ETF net flows spell Bitcoin market’s risk aversion Bitcoin hovered near $87,800 on Tuesday after rebounding from a monthly low of $82,000, which has been flipped by buyers as its psychological support. US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $3. 5 billion in outflows this month, with Monday’s session alone producing $151 million in net BTC ETF outflows. Other coins like Ethereum and Solana ETFs saw inflows of $97 million and $58 million, respectively. Despite selective inflows into ETH and SOL products, the broader crypto-fund landscape has seen heavy withdrawals that reached $1. 9 billion in outflows last week, the third-worst redemption period since 2018, according to CoinShares. “This level of volatility is something Wall Street investors are not very used to, and BTC has dropped more than 30% in just over a month. Once that selling pressure is exhausted, it becomes a setup for the market to recover, mainly driven by one thing: the expected rate cut in December,” DeFi investment group What Exchange commented on X. BTC price trend similar to 2021, XRP and ETH rally According to market analyst Merlijn The Trader, Bitcoin’s current price chart is similar to its 2021 bull-to-bear pattern. When defending the $82,000 macro base, the king coin drew a trend that was seen in 2021, holding a support band before breaking down. “If the downtrend breaks next. The entire market flips bullish,” Merlijn told his followers. Ethereum showed signs of active two-way trading, with volatility spikes and aggressive orders hitting both sides of the book. Buyers kept buying dips between $2,790 and $2,800, while sellers kept moves at $2,820 and $2,835 through heavy walls of liquidity. CryptoQuant contributor Arab Chain spotted whale addresses holding between 10, 000 and 100, 000 ETH have reached levels above 21 million ETH, which could have helped the second coin by market cap keep its 4. 3% price boost in the last day. On XRP, new XRP ETFs from Franklin Templeton and Grayscale attracted $164 million in net inflows on launch day, with combined inflows exceeding $600 million in under two weeks. As Cryptopolitan reported early Tuesday, institutional interest has taken the coin to a 7% rally in 24 hours, but a brief price pullback took it from an intraday high of $2. 25 to $2. 21. Join a premium crypto trading community free for 30 days normally $100/mo.
https://bitcoinethereumnews.com/bitcoin/none-of-bitcoins-bull-market-peak-indicators-have-been-triggered-yet-coinglass/
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“Cameron Green is a no” – Legendary spinner makes huge claim ahead of IPL 2026 auction
Former India cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin has made a significant claim regarding Chennai Super Kings’ (CSK) strategy for the IPL 2026 auction. The legendary spinner stated that CSK will not target Australian all-rounder Cameron Green in the upcoming auction. Ashwin elaborated on why Green does not fit into the team’s plans, emphasizing the team’s existing lineup and player roles.
Ashwin, however, suggested that CSK might want to push Green’s price higher in the auction. The Chennai-based franchise could deliberately stretch Green’s price to benefit their team strategy. Instead, Ashwin believes CSK will focus on securing seasoned all-rounder Andre Russell, who was released by Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) ahead of the mini-auction.
Speaking on his YouTube channel, Ashwin said:
“CSK have two slots to fill — a spinner and a finisher. In this particular setup, Cameron Green is a no. There is a lot of talk that CSK should go for Green and bring him in. Firstly, CSK will not get Cameron Green, and secondly, in this line-up, he will not sit well. He is not a finisher. He will have to play after Mhatre, Ruturaj, Brevis, Dube, and maybe even Dhoni.
The ideal batter to come and finish the innings is Andre Russell. I have seen the CSK analyst put up Dre Russ, so I think they will go for him.”
Ashwin also warned that CSK might have to “break the bank” if they want either of the two all-rounders. He expressed optimism that the Super Kings might try to rebuy Sri Lankan pacer Matheesha Pathirana, while suggesting that pursuing another experienced all-rounder like Glenn Maxwell could be off the table.
He added:
“CSK don’t need Green as desperately as KKR need. But CSK also have the responsibility of pushing Green’s price. If CSK don’t stretch KKR to over ₹20 crore for Green, then they will again come back for Russell. Then CSK will not get both of them. CSK have to break their bank on one player.
It will be nice if they try to get Pathirana back. If they had let go of Overton, they could have pushed for Maxwell.”
### CSK’s Auction Purse and Player Retention
With ₹43.40 crore remaining, CSK hold the second-highest purse ahead of the IPL 2026 auction, only behind KKR, who have ₹64.30 crore in their bank.
**CSK retained players list:**
– Ruturaj Gaikwad (c)
– Ayush Mhatre
– Dewald Brevis
– MS Dhoni
– Urvil Patel
– Shivam Dube
– Jamie Overton
– Ramakrishna Ghosh
– Noor Ahmad
– Khaleel Ahmed
– Anshul Kamboj
– Gurjapneet Singh
– Nathan Ellis
– Shreyas Gopal
– Mukesh Choudhary
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### “Dhoni Could Just Play as an Impact Player” – Ashwin’s Prediction Ahead of IPL 2026 Auction
Ravichandran Ashwin also speculated on MS Dhoni’s role for the upcoming IPL season. He believes that Dhoni might take on the role of an impact player, especially since Sanju Samson is available to fulfill wicketkeeping duties.
Ashwin urged the 44-year-old veteran to continue batting, as CSK currently lacks enough finishers, though the final composition depends on the auction buys.
He explained:
“If MS Dhoni does not want to play, this release list would have indicated that. The fact that Jadeja is gone, and they already don’t have power finishers, it tells us that MS Dhoni will continue.
Also, because Sanju can keep wickets, it is a very good possibility that Dhoni could just play as an impact player. Only he can tell whether there is enough petrol left in his tank, but the fact that the release list does not have his name is as good as a confirmation that he will play the season.”
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Stay tuned for more updates on IPL 2026, including live scores, auction predictions, match schedules, points tables, and detailed squad information for all franchises.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/cricket/news-cameron-green-no-legendary-spinner-makes-huge-claim-ahead-ipl-2026-auction
“He always called me ‘negro, negro’” – When former Real Madrid star opened up on his clashes with Lionel Messi at Barcelona
Former Real Madrid midfielder Royston Drenthe has slammed Barcelona legend Lionel Messi over his remarks and behavior during their encounters on the pitch. Recalling their clashes, Drenthe claimed that Messi repeatedly called him “negro,” a term that deeply bothered the Dutch player.
Drenthe, who faced Messi three times—once each while playing for Real Madrid, Hercules, and the Netherlands—won only with Hercules but lost the other two matches. Despite their frequent matchups, the tone Messi used during these encounters left a lasting negative impression on Drenthe.
In an interview with Dutch magazine *Helden* (h/t GOAL), Drenthe said:
“We played against each other a lot, and we always had problems. You know what really bothers me? That tone with which he always called me ‘negro, negro’. I understand that it is very common in South America, but we cannot stand it. Mahamadou Diarra, my teammate at Real Madrid, would become furious when Gabriel Heinze and Gonzalo Higuain initially called him ‘negro’. But they soon stopped.”
He added, “When I played against Barcelona with Hercules, I had the same problems with Messi again. Before the match, he gave me a hand and said, ‘Hola negro’. He didn’t shake my hand again after the match. I don’t think he’ll invite me to his birthday party.”
Drenthe made 65 senior appearances for Real Madrid over five years after joining the club from Feyenoord in 2007. He retired from professional football in November 2023.
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**Pep Guardiola likens Erling Haaland’s numbers to Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi**
Erling Haaland has been in incredible form for Manchester City this season, scoring 17 goals and providing one assist in just 13 games across all competitions. For context, the club’s second-highest scorer in the same period, Jeremy Doku, has only two goals.
Haaland scored a brace in Manchester City’s 3-1 home win over Bournemouth in the Premier League on November 2.
After the match, Pep Guardiola compared Haaland’s impact to that of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, saying:
“This is what it’s like if you play with Messi or Ronaldo, his influence is so big. You see the numbers of that guy? Of course, he’s that level. Messi and Ronaldo have done it for 15 years, but this is the level. The first goal, the way he shoots the ball, it’s like, ‘I am going to score’. He has that hunger. It’s top. I said how incredibly coachable and manageable he is.”
Notably, Guardiola coached Lionel Messi for 219 games at Barcelona. During that time, Messi recorded 211 goals and 94 assists, winning numerous trophies, including a treble.
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*Edited by Aditya Singh*
https://www.sportskeeda.com/football/news-he-always-called-negro-negro-when-former-real-madrid-star-opened-clashes-lionel-messi-barcelona
Broncos’ top-ranked defense set to get even better with Dre Greenlaw’s return
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Statistically, the Denver Broncos boast the best defense in the NFL, and it could be getting even better this weekend.
Linebacker Dre Greenlaw is eligible to come off injured reserve (IR) against the New York Giants (2-4) on Sunday after recovering from a quadriceps injury that sidelined him since summertime. Greenlaw practiced Wednesday for the first time since September 12.
“Dre looked good out there,” star cornerback Patrick Surtain II said. “Obviously, his first day back out there on the field in a minute. It seems like he’s very sharp on everything, the game plan, so I’m very excited for him.”
Greenlaw’s return also has his teammates eager to see how much better the Broncos (4-2) can become with their prized free-agent acquisition making his Denver debut.
“I think it’s awesome,” edge rusher Jonathon Cooper said. “Obviously, we know the type of player Dre Greenlaw is, you watch the film. And you add that type of dynamic to this defense with him being right, it’s just going to take us even to another level. I’m excited for him to return.”
Denver’s defense leads the NFL in several key categories, including red zone defense (28.6%) and third-down defense (27.1%). Their 254.2 yards allowed per game is just behind Atlanta’s 253.4.
The Broncos also lead the league with 30 sacks, which is 10 more than second-place Pittsburgh. Nik Bonitto leads the NFL with eight sacks, putting him on pace for 23 this season.
Cooper was named the AFC Defensive Player of the Week on Wednesday, just one week after Bonitto earned the honor.
“It’s just motivating me to do more,” Cooper said.
Cooper and Bonitto are the first Broncos teammates to win the league’s weekly defensive award back-to-back.
“I’m just trying to beat him. I can’t let him take over me. I should be out there with sacks with him right now,” Cooper joked, who has 4 1/2 sacks himself. “But no, I think it’s really cool. That’s my brother. I shout him out every time I get a chance to. Yeah, he’s one of the best football players I’ve ever played with. He does it one week, I’ve got to make sure I’m right there with him, you know?”
The Broncos held the New York Jets to minus-10 passing yards in a gritty 13-11 win in London last Sunday. They limited quarterback Justin Fields to just nine completions and sacked him nine times — the second-highest single-game total in franchise history.
Cooper is eager to see what Denver’s defense can accomplish this Sunday when they face Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart.
“Yeah, I mean, he’s a young guy. He’s feeling himself a little bit. He’s out there running around, he’s got the chain on, he’s dancing,” Cooper said. “You know, looks like everybody needs something. But we went against QBs who have run around the pocket and everything, try to do stuff with their legs. So, it ain’t nothing we haven’t seen.”
With Dre Greenlaw back and a dominant defensive unit clicking, the Broncos hope to keep their momentum going as they aim for continued success this season.
https://www.denver7.com/sports/broncos/broncos-top-ranked-defense-set-to-get-even-better-with-dre-greenlaws-return
Browns QB Dillon Gabriel’s NSFW reaction to being hit 16 times by Steelers
Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel faced the ultimate trial by fire in Week 6, as the Pittsburgh Steelers’ defense overwhelmed him in a 23-9 loss at Acrisure Stadium. The rookie signal-caller, making just his second career start, absorbed 16 hits and six sacks. The Cleveland offense failed to score a single touchdown for the third time this season.
Despite the brutal punishment, Gabriel showed casual indifference when asked about the 16 hits he took. “My mom used to beat my ass when I was a kid, so I don’t think anything will live up to what my mom did,” Gabriel joked. “No, I was just playing around, but I’m good,” he added (h/t NFL Insider Jordan Schultz).
That response came after one of the most physically demanding outings by any rookie quarterback this year. Gabriel’s 16 quarterback hits were a season-high allowed by any team against Pittsburgh, surpassing the Steelers’ 14-hit performance against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 4. Pittsburgh’s defense dictated every snap.
Jalen Ramsey and Nick Herbig each recorded two sacks, while the Steelers’ front consistently collapsed the pocket, forcing Gabriel into hurried throws. Gabriel completed 29 of 52 passes for 221 yards, marking the second-highest single-game pass attempt total by any quarterback this season.
Although he didn’t record a touchdown, Gabriel avoided turnovers—an impressive feat for a rookie under constant duress. In total, Gabriel has thrown for 430 yards, three passing touchdowns, and zero interceptions in four appearances this season, completing 57.3% of his passes.
According to ESPN metrics, the Browns’ offensive line ranks 27th in pass protection, making Gabriel one of the league’s most pressured QBs. Head coach Kevin Stefanski defended keeping Gabriel in the game, saying the entire coaching staff shares blame for the protection breakdowns.
Backup Shedeur Sanders, elevated after the Joe Flacco trade to the Cincinnati Bengals, remained on the sidelines. The defeat left Cleveland at 1-5, extending their streak to 11 straight games scoring under 17 points.
https://clutchpoints.com/nfl/cleveland-browns/browns-news-dillon-gabriels-reaction-being-hit-16-times-steelers
