[KR KOL Index] Apr 22 | Top Trending Topics on Global & KR Timelines

A diagnosis that “this month could be the cycle bottom” circulated widely, pulling community attention toward Bitcoin technical indicators. As a screenshot of 10X Research’s comment on BTC’s “monthly RSI” was shared, a clear trend emerged: despite near-term volatility, participants were trying to assess the possibility of a medium-to-long-term low. At the same time, the “Strategy (Strategy) selling BTC” narrative spread in a chain reaction, adding to psychological jitters.

“Cycle bottom” expectations grow on monthly RSI

Across Alpha channels, 10X Research commentary was reposted, with interpretations suggesting that from a monthly RSI perspective BTC could form a “cyclical bottom” within this month. Community reactions were not uniformly bullish; the tone skewed toward “let’s check whether the indicator is truly in a bottoming zone,” and posts timing potential entries based on technicals rose to the top.

Strategy down 1,637 BTC ranks top… “More selling?” in focus

One of the fastest-spreading items was a breaking update that Strategy’s BTC holdings decreased by 1,637 BTC to 842,138 BTC. The same line was repeatedly surfaced across many channels—Tree News, CRYPTO NEWS, Ian’s Intel, Zoomer News, unfolded., and others—amplifying its impact. Some messages framed it provocatively as “Saylor dumped Bitcoin,” while other channels left room for interpretation with questions like “funds transfer?” or “preparing for additional selling?” Crypto Narratives bundled the flow—BTC/MSTR disposals, STRC buybacks, building USD reserves, and paying monthly dividends—arguing it should not be reduced to “simple selling” but rather understood as a structural adjustment.

TradFi and big-tech headlines also surged… Amazon $3T and tokenized funds in spotlight

Watcher Guru-sourced news ranked among the most-viewed items, indicating that attention extended beyond crypto into macro and equity events. Headlines that Amazon ($AMZN) surpassed a $3 trillion market cap for the first time, followed by Jim Cramer’s “buy Amazon” remark, were shared in succession. In addition, “BlackRock launched a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum” drew strong engagement, lifting the tokenization (TradFi-onchain) theme back to the top. Comments about rising U.S. debt (e.g., “an additional 10% of historic debt added in the first half of Trump’s second term”) also circulated, prompting discussion about risk-asset volatility and policy uncertainty.

Mixed corporate, policy, and macro signals… Circle downgrade and FOMC communication concerns

In Alpha channels, news spread that Morgan Stanley downgraded Circle to “Underweight,” sending the stock down 6%, and that Goldman Sachs warned that the “reduction” of FOMC speeches/meetings could lead to pricing errors and higher volatility. Meanwhile, a flash update that the U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI beat expectations was also shared, leaving room for interpretations like “the data is resilient, but markets have become more sensitive.”

Overall, the day’s top community themes centered on two core crypto drivers—“BTC bottom signals (monthly RSI)” and “Strategy’s holdings decline”—while strongly intertwining with traditional-finance topics such as Amazon’s $3 trillion milestone, BlackRock’s tokenized fund, and FOMC communication risk. Rather than calling direction, participants responded by jointly checking indicators, flows, and policy signals to brace for volatility. This content was written based on Telegram messages collected using DataMaxiPlus community-analysis technology.