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Vēsturiskā augstuma tuvumā $59.30 joprojām ir ievērojami virs pašreizējām cenu līmeņiem, apstiprinot, ka aktīvs piedzīvo dziļu korekciju pēc iepriekšējā #bullish cikla.
Tirgus kapitalizācija turpina svārstīties līdztekus cenu kustībām, atspoguļojot biežas tirgotāju pozīciju maiņas un īstermiņa noskaņojumu.
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Jaunākie dati rāda, ka kriptovalūtu fokusētie biržā tirgotie fondi (ETF) un citi ieguldījumu produkti ir reģistrējuši ievērojamas naudas izplūdes otro nedēļu pēc kārtas, kopā aptuveni $1.7 miljardu neto izņemšanā. Šī tendence ir novirzījusi neto plūsmu gada laikā negatīvā teritorijā, ar aptuveni -$1 miljardu kopējās izplūdēs līdz šim gadā.
ETF aktīvu samazināšanās pārvaldībā (AuM) atspoguļo pasliktināto investoru noskaņojumu kriptovalūtu nozarē, ko virza makroekonomiskā nenoteiktība, nepārtraukta tirgus svārstīgums un ģeopolitiskie faktori. Kopējais AuM kriptovalūtu ETF ir ievērojami samazinājies no tā maksimuma 2025. gada beigās, pašreizējās aplēses ir ap $73 miljardiem.

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Between the 10th and 6th millennium BCE in the Near East, a crucial turning point occurred in human history: the so-called Neolithic Revolution. During this long process, the old society of hunter-gatherers gave way to a true agricultural economy based on the domestication of plants and animals. Archaeologists have identified the oldest evidence of this transformation in the Fertile Crescent, a broad region stretching from Mesopotamia to the Nile Valley, including sites such as Jericho in the West Bank and Jarmo and Shanidar in present-day Iraq. In 1995, a new site was added to these places: Göbekli Tepe, located in southeastern Turkey. Discovered by German archaeologist Klaus Schmidt, who excavated there until his death in 2014, Göbekli Tepe has profoundly changed our understanding of how the Neolithic Revolution unfolded.

A Monumental Stone Complex

Göbekli Tepe is a complex of circular stone structures that archaeologists believe dates back about 11,600 years — possibly a ritual center.

The site belongs to the pre-pottery Neolithic, the period when the domestication of plants and animals was beginning. Evidence supporting this includes flint sickles and small stone grinding tools found at the site. Nearby — about 30 kilometers away on Karaca Dağ — some of the first domesticated varieties of wheat have been identified. However, the large quantity of gazelle and wild boar bones, and the absence of remains from domesticated species, suggest the complex was built by hunter-gatherers, not farmers.

What truly makes Göbekli Tepe unique is its monumental architecture. Excavations have uncovered several megalithic, circular constructions made of walls interspersed with T-shaped pillars, ranging from about 1.5 meters to 5.5 meters in height. At the center of these enclosures were two larger T-shaped pillars, decorated with simple carvings that seem to represent human features — eyes, arms, and possibly clothing. Their size and placement suggest they might represent deities or powerful individuals.

A Millennia-Old Site

So far, only part of the site has been excavated. Surveys indicate it covers nine hectares, with perhaps twenty complexes still buried beneath the surface. Some of these may be even older than those already uncovered, predating the earliest evidence of agriculture.

The study of the uncovered structures shows that the older enclosures were built with larger blocks and more complex decorations, while the more recent ones are bounded by rectangular walls with simpler designs. In both cases, the limestone used came from quarries a few hundred meters away. Transporting blocks weighing several tons with the primitive technology available at the time would have required large-scale cooperative effort among different tribes and clans.

Rich Symbolism

In addition to their impressive scale, the pillars are decorated with carvings of wild animals — boars, foxes, bulls, birds, snakes, and scorpions. These images could represent spirits, guardians, or symbols important to the groups that gathered there. Alongside animal motifs, there are also human figures, including a frontal depiction of a woman — perhaps symbolizing fertility — and several decapitated figures.

Was It the First Temple?

Archaeologists have debated the function of Göbekli Tepe. Its discoverer, Klaus Schmidt, argued it was a religious center built by hunter-gatherers who came periodically for ritual gatherings. If correct, this challenges traditional assumptions, since most known megalithic constructions — such as Stonehenge, which dates to the 3rd millennium BCE — were built by complex agricultural societies with established religious systems. If hunter-gatherers built Göbekli Tepe, this might mean religion developed before agriculture.

Some alternative theories, such as that proposed by anthropologist Ted Banning, suggest Göbekli Tepe might have been a permanent settlement, similar to collective spaces organized around totems in North America. However, this view struggles to explain why stone tools found at the site originate from distant regions, better fitting the idea of Göbekli Tepe as a pilgrimage center for diverse groups.

The presence of large quantities of animal bones could support either interpretation — settlement or ritual feasting — but Schmidt saw them as evidence of ritual banquets, implying the existence of a priestly class.

The Mystery Continues

Many questions remain about Göbekli Tepe, including why it was abandoned. Some theories propose that structures were ritually buried when their magical potency faded or after the death of important leaders. Others suggest abandonment resulted from landslides or erosion.

Göbekli Tepe is not unique in Anatolia. Sites like Nevalı Çori have revealed similar T-shaped pillars, and shared iconography — such as serpents and boars — has been found in places like Nahal Hemar (Israel) and Jericho (West Bank). This points to a common religious horizon during the Neolithic that promoted larger social groups beyond simple family units and helped spark the rise of civilization.

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