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Bitcoin Slips Deeper Into Correction With Spot Demand Drying Up – What To Know

Bitcoin continues to face downward pressure after failing to reclaim the $80,000 level, with weakening spot demand exacerbating the correction. According to analysis by CryptoQuant's Darkfost, the lack of new buyers in the spot market is making BTC vulnerable to sell-side pressure. The decline, partly triggered by a significant liquidity destruction event on October 10, 2025, has led to a sharp drop in open interest and reduced stablecoin market capitalization. Spot trading volumes have also declined sharply since October, with Binance’s volume nearly halving. For a sustained recovery, a rebound in spot trading activity is essential. At the time of writing, BTC traded near $78,640, though trading volume fell over 16% in 24-hour period.

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Bitcoin Slips Deeper Into Correction With Spot Demand Drying Up – What To Know

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Billionaire Entrepreneur Says Bitcoin Price Crash Is A Gift, Here’s Why

A sudden Bitcoin price crash in late January 2026 wiped billions from the crypto market, causing panic and over $2.4 billion in liquidations. The price fell from around $83,000 to $77,000—a drop of more than 5%—before stabilizing near $78,500. Billionaire entrepreneur Barry Silbert, founder of Digital Currency Group, called the crash a "gift from the gods," arguing that such sharp corrections help reset the market by flushing out excessive leverage and weak hands. This reduces speculative pressure and strengthens long-term market health. Michael Saylor, whose firm’s Bitcoin holdings briefly fell below cost, reinforced a long-term mindset rather than reacting to short-term volatility. Both view such volatility as part of Bitcoin’s maturation, not a sign of failure, and believe sustainable growth requires periodic resets.

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Billionaire Entrepreneur Says Bitcoin Price Crash Is A Gift, Here’s Why

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Binance FUD fails to trigger user exodus as on-chain data shows stable reserves

On-chain data indicates that recent negative speculation (FUD) surrounding Binance has not triggered significant user withdrawals. Bitcoin reserves on the exchange remain stable, with only a minor decline to around 650,000 BTC (less than 1%), which aligns with normal market fluctuations rather than panic selling. Netflow data further supports this, showing routine activity without sustained outflows typical of a loss in confidence. Despite market-wide volatility and online criticism, user behavior appears largely unchanged, suggesting the FUD has remained narrative-driven without materially impacting asset movements on the platform.

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Binance FUD fails to trigger user exodus as on-chain data shows stable reserves

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Bitcoin Plunges Nearly 8% Intraday, Breaks Below $73K, Wiping Out Gains Since Trump's Election Victory

Bitcoin fell nearly 8% on Tuesday, dropping below $73,000 and erasing all gains made since Donald Trump's election victory. The decline marks a 40% drop from its October 2025 all-time high, despite Trump’s pro-crypto stance and growing institutional adoption. Ethereum also saw sharper losses, falling over 10% to a May 2025 low. Market sentiment has hit a low amid economic concerns and risk aversion, with traders attempting to buy the dip only to face further liquidations. The broader crypto market has been under pressure since a major sell-off in October 2025, which wiped out $19 billion in leveraged positions. While some institutional holders remain, retail participation has declined. Smaller altcoins have significantly underperformed, with one small-cap index down nearly 70% over the past year. According to Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan, the market is in a "full-blown crypto winter" similar to 2018 and 2022, though it may be nearing its end based on historical cycle durations.

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Bitcoin Plunges Nearly 8% Intraday, Breaks Below $73K, Wiping Out Gains Since Trump's Election Victory

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Bitcoin Falls Below $77,000 as Selling Pressure Builds Across Crypto Markets

Bitcoin declined sharply, falling roughly 3.1% to trade in the mid-$76,000s amid increased selling pressure across crypto markets. The drop was driven by negative earnings from Galaxy Digital, which reported a $482 million quarterly loss, and broader macro concerns. Hawkish Federal Reserve expectations under Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh also weighed on risk assets like Bitcoin. Technically, BTC is trading below key moving averages, with momentum indicators like RSI and MACD reflecting strong bearish momentum. Key support lies near $76,000; a break below could lead to further declines toward $72,000–$70,000.

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Bitcoin Falls Below $77,000 as Selling Pressure Builds Across Crypto Markets

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Bitcoin near $79K resistance: Will the $84K CME gap pull BTC higher?

Bitcoin faces a key test near the $79K resistance level, with the $84K CME gap acting as a potential bullish target. After a 40% drop from its all-time high, the market stabilized in early February with open interest reset and U.S. demand recovering, as shown by the rising Coinbase Premium Index. Breaking above the 61.8% Fibonacci level could propel BTC toward $90K–$95K, while failure may lead to a pullback to $63K–$67K support. Institutional interest and technical conditions suggest potential for a rally if upward momentum holds.

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Bitcoin near $79K resistance: Will the $84K CME gap pull BTC higher?

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Tether Launches Bitcoin Mining OS, Fueling $HYPER’s $31.2M Presale

Tether, the major stablecoin issuer, is expanding its influence in Bitcoin infrastructure by launching MOS, a proprietary mining operating system that integrates IoT technology to optimize energy efficiency. This move signals a strong institutional commitment to Bitcoin's foundational growth. However, Bitcoin's inherent limitations in transaction speed and scalability for DeFi applications remain a challenge. Addressing this, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is gaining attention as a Bitcoin Layer 2 solution that combines Bitcoin's security with the high-speed performance of the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM). It enables fast, low-cost transactions and smart contracts in Rust, making Bitcoin more usable for DeFi. The project's presale has raised over $31.2 million, indicating significant investor interest, particularly from larger entities, ahead of its Token Generation Event (TGE). The tokenomics include immediate staking post-TGE with a 7-day vesting period to reduce sell pressure. This development represents a growing trend to enhance Bitcoin's utility alongside infrastructure improvements.

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Tether Launches Bitcoin Mining OS, Fueling $HYPER’s $31.2M Presale

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Strategy Announces New Buy Even As Crash Threatens Cost Basis: 855 Bitcoin Added

Strategy has announced a new Bitcoin purchase of 855 BTC for $75.3 million, despite the recent market crash threatening its cost basis. The acquisition, with an average price of $87,974 per BTC, occurred before the price drop, leaving the new coins at a loss. The company’s total holdings now stand at 713,502 BTC with an average cost of $76,052. Bitcoin’s recent decline below $75,000 briefly put the entire position underwater, though a slight recovery has since occurred. The purchase was funded through an ATM stock offering. Similarly, Bitmine, a major Ethereum holder, also bought 41,788 ETH during the pullback. Bitcoin is currently trading around $78,900, down 9.5% over the past week.

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Strategy Announces New Buy Even As Crash Threatens Cost Basis: 855 Bitcoin Added

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If Bitcoin Drops Further, Some Miners May Switch Off — Antpool Data Explains Why

Based on Antpool data, Bitcoin's current price of around $78,000 is nearing the shutdown threshold for many mid-tier mining rigs. Models like the Antminer S19 XP+ and Whatsminer M60S are operating with minimal or no profit. If BTC drops to the $69,000–$74,000 range, even the newer S21 series could become unprofitable. However, highly efficient models like the S23 remain profitable even at much lower prices, around $44,000. A further price decline could force a wave of miner shutdowns, reducing the network hashrate and triggering a downward difficulty adjustment. This would lower costs for remaining miners, potentially signaling a market bottom, while creating short-term selling pressure as miners liquidate assets.

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If Bitcoin Drops Further, Some Miners May Switch Off — Antpool Data Explains Why

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