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No Hype, Just Strategy: How I Closed 2025 in Crypto

2026/01/03 16:25

Weekly Crypto Update (Dec 26, 2025 — Jan 2, 2026)

The last week of 2025 didn’t bring fireworks — and that’s exactly why it mattered.

Global crypto market cap slipped slightly (–1 to –2%).

Bitcoin retraced around –1%, yet stayed comfortably above $87,000.

No panic. No hype. Just structure.

And honestly?

That’s how strong markets behave before the next leg.

📊 Market Context: Calm Is a Signal

  • BTC holding above 85k support
  • ETH stable in the $2.9k–$3k range
  • Altcoins selectively strong
  • Gold is mildly down, technically neutral
  • Volatility compressed across markets

Low volatility isn’t boring — it’s informative.

⭐ Portfolio Performance Highlights

Most positions stayed flat or slightly negative. One asset didn’t.

Asset Weekly Move What It Tells Me BTC –1% Acceptance above 85k 🔒 ETH +0.5% Structural stability ⚖️ SUI +1–2% Momentum intact (RSI ~66) 📈 AERO+40% Ecosystem > speculation 🚀 XRP –<0.5% Neutral, no stress ➡️

AERO’s move wasn’t hype-driven.

It was a reminder that fundamentals still matter in crypto — even in late-cycle markets.

🌍 Bigger Picture: Heading Into 2026

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Bitcoin briefly touched $88k around New Year’s liquidity, then cooled off.

That’s normal.

What matters:

  • No structural breakdown
  • No aggressive distribution
  • Liquidity still patient

My base case:

  • 2026 brings more volatility
  • Sector rotation accelerates
  • Altseason probability rises in Q2
  • Gold remains a silent macro hedge

Patience is a strategy.

💼 How My Capital Is Positioned

🟢 TradFi / Hybrid

  • Bitpanda: €1,018 Added silver & gold — €13 gain in one day

🔵 DeFi Stack

  • VFAT: +$190 Consolidated into ETH pools
  • Krystal: $1,431 (+$16) XRP/USDT vault, low volatility
  • Pendle: +$6 Locked 13.62% APY, predictable yield
  • GammaSwap: +$4 Testing phase
  • AAVE / Moonwell / Navi Conservative LTV, healthy positions
  • Turbos / Cetus Small positions, fee-testing
  • PAMMs Slow, steady growth

No leverage games.

No forced rotations.

🟩 BEEFY Dashboard: The Backbone

Primary goal: Capital preservation → achieved ✅

  • Deposits: $8,169
  • Active vaults: 10
  • Lifetime yield: $1,634
  • Estimated daily yield: $3.70

Strategy Check

✔️ No capital loss

✔️ Auto-compounding active

✔️ Risk remains moderate

⚠️ A few low-efficiency vaults (intentional testing)

🎯 Final Thoughts

Instead, I shifted from high-APY chaos to structured, sustainable growth.

The institutional wave isn’t here yet —

But positioning early is how you survive it when it comes 🌊

⚠️ Disclaimer

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Disclaimer:

This post is just my personal opinion and ideas. I am not promoting or recommending any cryptocurrency or investment. Please do your own research and be careful when investing. Any decisions you make are at your own risk.

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