Renowned cryptocurrency analyst Willy Woo stated that if a quantum computer hacker attack triggers a flash crash, Bitcoin OG will buy Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin. It is reported that Satoshi Nakamoto holds approximately 1.1 million Bitcoins, which were mainly mined during the early stages of Bitcoin (from January 2009 to mid-2010), distributed across over 22,000 addresses, accounting for about 5.2% of the total Bitcoin supply, making it the largest known Bitcoin holder.

Discussion on social media about quantum computers potentially cracking Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin wallet, which could lead to a market crash if successful. YouTuber Josh Otten mentioned that Bitcoin's price could drop to $3, while long-term holder Willy Woo believes the market will attract buy orders and the Bitcoin network will still survive.

Foresight News reports that analyst Willy Woo tweeted, "Don't assume that M2 (Broad Money Supply) growth will necessarily drive Bitcoin pump. At the end of the cycle, it is Bitcoin that leads the M2 trend. My personal view is that, based on the model of capital inflows and outflows in the Bitcoin and Crypto Assets space, we have likely reached a peak."

PANews, December 1st news, cryptocurrency analyst Willy Woo released a comparison chart of bank runs. Tether (USDT) experienced a redemption wave of about 20-25% in 2022 and still fully paid out, outperforming traditional banks like Silicon Valley Bank (25%) and First Republic Bank (57%). Woo pointed out that 77% of Tether's current assets are in cash equivalents, with the rest in gold and Bitcoin, totaling an over-collateralization of 3%. Even if volatile assets fall by 30% in extreme market conditions, USDT still has 95% asset backing.

Cryptocurrency analyst Willy Woo believes the market is highly speculative, and prices will reflect changes in liquidity in advance. At market peaks, Bitcoin and the S&P index will peak ahead of time. The M2 indicator is inaccurate, and the dollar index DXY should be used to assess the correlation of Bitcoin.

PANews November 9th – According to Cryptoslate, regarding a chart shared by Charles Edwards, co-founder of Capriole Investments, on the X platform, indicating that Bitcoin OGs are cashing out. On-chain analyst Willy Woo tweeted that not every move by OGs should be interpreted as a sale. He highlighted three key points often misunderstood as sales but may be unrelated to price-driven liquidations: Address upgrade: Many OG holders are transferring tokens from traditional addresses to Taproot addresses for security reasons (not for cashing out). Custody rotation: Tokens may be transferred to institutional custody (e.g., Sygnum).

Analyst Willy Woo pointed out that Michael Saylor's Strategy company does not need to sell Bitcoin to pay off its debts during the fall of the crypto market, mainly due to its flexible debt structure, and the current stock price needs to be above $183.19 to avoid selling Bitcoin.

Analyst Johnny Woo pointed out that Ethereum (ETH) may form a head and shoulders pattern, potentially falling back to a support level of $3350 in September, with a rebound expected in October and reaching a new all-time high in November, similar to the trend in 2021.

BlockBeats news, on August 27, encryption analyst Willy Woo posted that funds have been rotating from BTC to ETH, with the current daily inflow for ETH at $900 million (silver), approaching the inflow for BTC (orange). Since Tom Lee's Ethereum fund management company BitMine began accumulating ETH, the fund flow for Ethereum has started to rise.

Encryption analyst Willy Woo pointed out that the slow rise of Bitcoin is due to ancient Whales holding a large supply, and their selling requires the market to inject huge amounts of new capital, making it more difficult for the price to rise. This phenomenon is seen as the growing pains in the process of Bitcoin's growth.

Foresight News reported that Willy Woo tweeted that Bitcoin soared to $124,500 due to liquidation, and then fell back to $112,500. The market's speculative atmosphere is overly intense. The real question is what investors are doing? The MCR risk signal indicator is declining, suggesting that investor liquidity is recovering. If this trend continues, Bitcoin will have significant upside potential.

PANews August 4th news, according to WOOFi's official Twitter, the protocol has burned 2,000,674 WOO Tokens, which is consistent with the scale of its automatic reinvestment mechanism's buyback last month. WOOFi stated that each burn helps enhance the long-term value of WOO and the sustainability of the token economy.

BlockBeats news, on July 31, encryption analyst Willy Woo tweeted that "July marks the transition of Bitcoin from a trend rise to a consolidation phase. Speculative sentiment is high and profit-taking behavior is suppressing market momentum, indicating that Bitcoin may need a correction or a period of sideways consolidation before the next breakout attempt."

In the rapidly changing world of crypto assets, DeFi (Decentralized Finance) is undoubtedly one of the most noteworthy innovations of the past few years. However, veteran analyst Mark Jeftovic cites Willy Woo's perspective to present a disruptive argument: "The biggest fintech opportunity in the next decade is not DeFi, but the merger of BTC + TradFi." This summarizes everything we have seen in the past cycle — Bitcoin becoming the foundational layer for the next generation of financial tools, with stablecoins serving as a bridge between the traditional dollar system and the new fintech ecosystem. This is not just an evolution of technology, but a transformation of the financial paradigm.

ChainCatcher news, encryption analyst Willy Woo tweeted, "Among all macro assets, BTC is the most sensitive to global liquidity. Global liquidity equals money printing. This is a wonderful thing. As central banks print money, BTC becomes increasingly large, and fiat becomes colder."

Gate News bot message, encryption analyst Willy Woo pointed out on Twitter: "Among all macro assets, Bitcoin is the most sensitive to global liquidity. Global liquidity equals money printing. This is a wonderful thing. As central banks print money, Bitcoin grows larger, and fiat becomes colder."

According to the Gate News bot, official data shows that after the launch of the Sahara AI StackDrop project, the price of WOO Token has shown a rise trend, with an increase of 8.8%, and the highest trading price reached 0.069 USDT.

Gate News bot reports that analysts at Swissblock warn that Bitcoin is facing strong resistance as it approaches historical highs, and the likelihood of a breakout is low for now. According to the company, Bitcoin seems to be hovering between a bottom at $100,000 and a resistance zone slightly below $110,000. They describe the current price movement as "stalling" and add that any movement beyond the current range will require a new round of fundamental momentum to pump. Swissblock previously warned that the lack of new capital entering the market increases the risk of a Bitcoin double top, a technical pattern that usually signals an impending reversal. Meanwhile, a report titled "Bitcoin Vector" released by Swissblock in collaboration with analyst Willy Woo shows that despite declining volume and liquidity, the fundamentals of the Bitcoin network remain stable.

Golden Finance reports that crypto KOL Willy Woo posted on the X platform, disclosing that, if I remember correctly, Block One's investment in CoinDesk's parent company Bullish was to control their own Bitcoin custody solution. Block One is now a family office, and the shares of other shareholders have all been acquired. Bullish does not own Block.

Golden Finance reported that crypto analyst Willy Woo posted on X platform stating that the real secret of the Bitcoin bull run lies in the fact that its movement is not influenced by global macroeconomic conditions but is driven solely by internal purchasing power. According to the Bitcoin market sensitivity chart released by Willy Woo, when external influences are minimal and on-chain influences are greater (i.e., in the upper-left quadrant), Bitcoin typically performs well in the market.

Gate News bot, on-chain analyst Willy Woo posted on X on June 3 that the "whales" holding more than 10,000 bitcoins have been "selling since 2017", which answers the question of who is selling bitcoin at a time when "institutions and sovereigns are racing to buy billions of dollars in BTC". "Most of these bitcoins are bought at $0 to $700 and held for 8 to 16 years," he explained. "The chart shows that the supply of whale entities holding between 10,000 and 100,000 BTC has been steadily declining over the past eight years. During this period, the amount of Bitcoin held by these entities dropped by about 40%, from 2.7 million to about 1.6 million BTC.

Odaily News Traders Willy Woo posted on the X platform that it is currently not a good time to bet on the rise of Bitcoin, as the market is in a "liquidation hunting season." He pointed out that due to the high leverage levels in the derivation market, Bitcoin finds it difficult to pump and must first clear out too many "casino speculators" before the next round of all-time high trends can begin.

Odaily News Trader Willy Woo posted on the X platform, stating that it is not a good time to bet on the rise of Bitcoin, as the market is in a "liquidation hunting season." He pointed out that due to the high leverage levels in the derivation market, it is difficult for Bitcoin to rise. The market needs to clear out too many "casino speculators" before the next round of new highs can begin.

ChainCatcher message, encryption analyst Willy Woo stated on the X platform that if BTC does not show a rebound trend within the next two and a half days, it will form a bearish divergence on the weekly chart, and the market may then enter a period of low volatility.

ChainCatcher news, encryption analyst Willy Woo posted on the X platform that if BTC does not show a rebound trend within the next two and a half days, it will form a bearish divergence on the weekly chart, and the market may then enter a period of low volatility.

PANews reported on May 29 that crypto analyst Willy Woo pointed out in an article on the X platform that Bitcoin is transitioning from the traditional 4-year cycle model to a global macroeconomy-driven, and the endogenous impact of the halving of mining rewards is weakening. Bitcoin is currently driven by changes in global liquidity and has become the "canary in the coal mine" of global macro trends, reflecting changes in market expectations and capital trends.

PANews May 29 news, crypto analyst Willy Woo posted on platform X, pointing out that Bitcoin is transitioning from the traditional 4-year cycle model to one driven by the global macro economy, and the intrinsic factors of mining rewards halving are weakening. Bitcoin is currently more driven by global liquidity changes, becoming the "canary in the coal mine" for global macro trends, reflecting changes in market expectations and capital flows.

Gate News bot message, analyst Willy Woo stated that if there is no more buying pressure this week, the Bitcoin market may once again fall into a long-term consolidation. He noted that the momentum of Bitcoin's rise from $75,000 on April 7 to just below $112,000 on May 22, its historical high, "is beginning to weaken," and pointed out that "this week is crucial; if we do not see follow-up action, then the market will face consolidation again."

PANews, May 27 - Crypto analyst Willy Woo tweeted that although the overall long-term structure remains bullish, there are currently bearish reversal signals for Bitcoin. His Bitcoin vector model shows that network capital inflows have been extremely flat over the past three days, which is unusual during the rise phase of 75K to 112K. Investor profit levels are high (SOPR), but buying pressure is weak and speculative sentiment is heating up, which could trigger a reversal of "fear when greedy." If buying does not follow up after the US market reopens, it may trigger a bearish divergence on the long-term chart. The next key level is $114,000.

PANews reported on May 22 that on-chain analyst Willy Woo shared a chart indicating that the net inflow of funds into the Bitcoin network has continued to rise steadily over the past 30 days, showing a highly stable trend. He stated, "I have never seen such smooth capital inflow," speculating that institutions may be conducting long-term Auto-Invest operations at the level of billions of dollars, supporting the BTC price to break through $110,000.

BlockBeats news, on May 21, renowned crypto assets analyst Willy Woo posted on social media stating, "Once Bitcoin truly breaks through its historical high, the move towards $118,000 will be very fast."

ChainCatcher news, encryption analyst Willy Woo stated that Bitcoin has entered the institutional stage, with the annual compound growth rate falling from over 100% in the early days to 30–40%, and will gradually stabilize to around 8% in the future. He believes Bitcoin is continuously absorbing global capital as a macro asset, and achieving long-term equilibrium will still require 15–20 years, with almost no other asset being able to match its long-term performance.

The year 2020 was a key year for Bitcoin's "institutionalization." Bitcoin, as a macro asset, is favored by enterprises and sovereign institutions, with the annual growth rate dropping from 100% to 30-40%. Willy Woo believes that Bitcoin's eventual annual growth rate will stabilize around 8%, and it may take 15-20 years to reach a "balance point," asserting that there are almost no other assets that can match Bitcoin's long-term performance.

FT reported that TRUMP dinner Token holders earned millions of dollars, with the price rising from $9.26 to $15.33. 22 of the top 25 ranked participants purchased Tokens after the event, and 16 emptied their Wallets after confirming their rankings. The "Woo" account earned about $2.6 million, while the "NACH" account earned about $52,000.

Golden Ten Data, April 25, according to South Korean media reports today, former South Korean President Moon Jae-in expressed his position on the prosecution of the prosecutor on suspicion of accepting bribes when he met with Woo Won-sik, speaker of the South Korean National Assembly. Mr. Moon said South Korean prosecutors were "becoming politicized and abusing their power," and his indictment was a case in point.

Jin10 reported on March 21 that the Seoul Western District Court in South Korea rejected the police's request for arrest warrants for Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon of the Presidential Security Service and Chief Lee Kwang-woo on March 21 local time.

Jinshi data January 19 news, the Korean senior public official crime investigation department said at a press conference held on the morning of the 19th that it will investigate President Yin Xiyue, who has been detained, in the afternoon of the same day. The Public Investigation Department stated, "We have notified the suspect and asked them to attend the summons investigation at 2 pm in the afternoon," but we have not yet received a response from the suspect.

PANews 11th January news, encryption analyst Willy Woo

Jinsan data, January 3 news, South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party, reported to the police on January 3 local time, accusing President's security chief Park Jong-jun, security chief Kim Seung-hoon, security chief headquarters chief Lee Kwang-woo, and security personnel and military personnel controlled by the security department of obstructing special public duties, abusing authority, and obstructing the exercise of rights.