Is Bitcoin stabilizing or a sign of a pullback? Ethereum sell-off wave and Apple's new global market trends in billions of investments

Bitcoin pulled back after hitting a high of $123,000. On-chain data showed signs of stabilization, and the profit settlement rate dropped to 45%. If it breaks through $116,000, it may start a new round of gains, but the risk of falling to $106,000 remains. Ethereum price fell 10% from $3,900, ETF capital outflows hit a record high of over $500 million, whale sell-offs intensified market pressure, but a 4% rebound showed bull resilience, with $3,500 likely as key support. Apple announced an additional $100 billion in investment in the U.S. manufacturing industry, with a total of $600 billion, covering AI server production and supply chain expansion, and is expected to create 450,000 jobs to cope with Trump's tariff threats and promote AI strategy. TOWNS cryptocurrency plummeted 50%, whales and retail sell-offs have led to market value shrinking, bearish sentiment in the futures market has worsened, and the price may further bottom out at $0.034. The article reveals the interweaving of crypto market volatility and the strategic transformation of technology giants, emphasizing that investors need to pay attention to on-chain data and macroeconomic changes, and seize opportunities and risks. This content is suitable for YouTube videos. It can enhance the audience's appeal through charts, data visualization and news clips, and show new market trends in 2025. Keywords #Bitcoin #Ethereum #Cryptocurrency #On-chain data #Profit settlement #Market pullback #116,000 USD #ETF outflow #Whale sell-off #Apple investment #US manufacturing #AI server #Trump tariff #600 billion investment #TOWNS plunge #Futures market #put options #spot demand #Global market #Tech giants