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10x Research’s Markus Thielen sees a “real possibility” of a lower CPI print in the US on Feb. 12, which could defy consensus expectations and trigger a Bitcoin rally.
HBAR's 10% drop fuels a surge in short positions, with technical indicators predicting more downside. If support at $0.20 breaks, further losses could follow.
Bitcoin may be flagging on short timeframes, but there is plenty of belief in BTC price discovery returning as gold surges.
Pi Network’s upcoming Open Network launch has experts raising red flags over its pyramid-like structure and potential legal risks. Despite widespread growth, concerns about its legitimacy persist, especially in regulated regions.
Cardano's ADA initially surged after news of Grayscale's spot ETF filing, but the excitement quickly faded, with ADA dropping 4% as bearish sentiment takes hold.
- 13:21Report: Bullish Momentum for Bitcoin Begins to FormMarket-related reports indicate that Bitcoin continues to demonstrate impressive resilience, having risen over 10% in the past week, outperforming traditional risk assets like the S&P 500. After weeks of volatility and low liquidity, Bitcoin has reclaimed the $94,000 range low—a critical sign, as it was this level that supported Bitcoin's rally to its all-time high in January. Furthermore, Bitcoin has now also risen back to the short-term holding cost basis, approximately $92,900, which is a key on-chain pivot point that typically distinguishes the drawdown phase from new bullish momentum. In addition to a positive market structure, margin indicators have also rebounded to 87.3%, indicating improved market health and investor profitability.
- 12:47U.S. Treasury Secretary: The First Trade Agreement May Be Reached as Early as This Week or NextU.S. Treasury Secretary stated that the first trade agreement could be reached as early as this week or next.
- 12:46El Salvador Bitcoin Office: Will Continue to "Stack" BTCDespite the International Monetary Fund's request for El Salvador to stop directly purchasing Bitcoin, the El Salvador Bitcoin Office posted on the X platform: "El Salvador will continue stacking, adding one Bitcoin a day to its strategic Bitcoin reserve, just watch...". Analysts believe that El Salvador's loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund only commits the country's fiscal department to not accumulate Bitcoin, but technically, the El Salvador Bitcoin Office operates beyond the "fiscal department" boundaries.