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Bitcoin’s THIS profit signal is weakening — Why BTC traders should watch

Bitcoin's key profit signal, the Realized Profit/Loss Ratio (90-day SMA), is weakening and approaching the neutral level of 1, indicating shrinking profit dominance and increased loss realization. This reflects mounting market stress, though not full capitulation. Concurrently, the MVRV Z-Score has compressed to its lowest since October 2022, pulling prices closer to fair value and reducing speculative excess. The NVT Golden Cross has deteriorated sharply, signaling weak on-chain transaction support for current valuations. Furthermore, declining exchange reserves and persistent outflows point to thinning liquidity, which amplifies price volatility. Despite these pressures, continuous coin withdrawals suggest strategic accumulation rather than panic selling. The overall metrics describe a phase of controlled stress, where Bitcoin is closer to stabilization but remains in a volatile, neutral environment awaiting a recovery in network demand or facing prolonged compression.

ambcrypto9h ago

Bitcoin’s THIS profit signal is weakening — Why BTC traders should watch

ambcrypto9h ago

‘Something went wrong’: Crypto CEO sounds alarm as Bitcoin slides

Bitcoin faced significant selling pressure on 4th February 2026, declining over 3% to trade near $76,246. Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz expressed surprise at the downturn, suggesting the market might be nearing a bottom. The crypto community reacted with mixed views, with some attributing the drop to Bitcoin’s typical four-year cycle patterns. The correction aligns with historical post-halving trends, where early investors often take profits after periods of growth—Bitcoin had reached an all-time high of $126,000 in October 2025. Broader factors, including geopolitical tensions and the Federal Reserve’s tight monetary policy, have also contributed to the decline. Technically, the RSI indicates oversold conditions, hinting at a possible short-term rebound toward $80,000. However, the MACD remains bearish. Analysts are divided: some predict a recovery, while others warn of a further drop to $56,000 if key support at $74,000 fails. Market direction may hinge on upcoming U.S. monetary policy decisions.

ambcrypto18h ago

‘Something went wrong’: Crypto CEO sounds alarm as Bitcoin slides

ambcrypto18h ago

‘We’re in crypto winter’- Bitwise turns bearish as Bitcoin price slips below $75K

Bitcoin's recent decline below $75,000 has led analysts to declare a "crypto winter." Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan stated the bear market began in January 2025 and may be nearing its end, though he noted such cycles typically last around 13 months. CryptoQuant's Julio Moreno, however, argued the downturn started in November 2025 and could extend into Q3 2026. Analysts are eyeing $70,000 as a key support level, based on historical cycle bottoms. Nansen's Aurélie Barthere noted that capitulation has begun in ETFs and highlighted the importance of potential regulatory developments, such as the CLARITY Act, to stabilize the market. On-chain data suggests the market may not yet have reached its true bottom.

ambcrypto19h ago

‘We’re in crypto winter’- Bitwise turns bearish as Bitcoin price slips below $75K

ambcrypto19h ago

Bitcoin's Probability of Falling Below $65,000 Exceeds 70%, What Is the Market Worried About?

Bitcoin's price recently fell below the key psychological level of $75,000, sparking a sharp shift in market sentiment. On the prediction platform Polymarket, the probability of BTC dropping below $65,000 by 2026 has surged to 72%, reflecting growing anxiety among traders. The sell-off has pushed Bitcoin below MicroStrategy's average cost basis for the first time since late 2023, a significant test for a major institutional holder. Several factors are driving the downturn: a technical breakdown after Bitcoin fell below its 365-day moving average—a key bull-bear indicator—macroeconomic liquidity tightening due to Federal Reserve policy and U.S. Treasury issuance, and a philosophical reassessment of whether the market has overemphasized price speculation over Bitcoin’s original purpose as a decentralized currency. While prediction markets show high odds of further decline, they represent collective sentiment rather than certainty, and can reverse quickly. Institutional forecasts are divided; some analysts remain long-term bullish, but recent ETF flow slowdowns have tempered expectations. Key points for investors to watch include MicroStrategy’s holding strategy, macro liquidity data, on-chain activity (such as long-term holder behavior), and a return to first-principles reasoning about their own investment thesis. Market extremes often create opportunities, but risk management remains essential.

marsbitYesterday 00:38

Bitcoin's Probability of Falling Below $65,000 Exceeds 70%, What Is the Market Worried About?

marsbitYesterday 00:38

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.

bitcoinistYesterday 23:02

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

bitcoinistYesterday 23:02

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.

bitcoinistYesterday 22:41

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

bitcoinistYesterday 22:41

Binance SAFU Fund Adds 1,315 Bitcoin ($100M) Amid Market Weakness – Details

Following a significant market downturn on October 10, characterized by heavy liquidations and a sharp decline in open interest, Binance has drawn attention not for driving the sell-off but for its relatively smaller liquidation footprint compared to its market share. Amid ongoing market weakness, with Bitcoin below $80,000 and Ethereum under $2,300, Binance’s SAFU fund has accumulated 1,315 BTC (worth $100 million), suggesting a defensive or opportunistic move during the stress. While critics point to Binance’s influence on derivatives markets, there is no concrete evidence it triggered the sell-off. Broader issues like excessive leverage and fragile sentiment are likely contributors. Bitcoin’s price action indicates a bearish shift, trading below key moving averages with weak rebound volume, signaling potential further downside unless it reclaims the 50-week MA.

bitcoinistYesterday 11:37

Binance SAFU Fund Adds 1,315 Bitcoin ($100M) Amid Market Weakness – Details

bitcoinistYesterday 11:37

Bitcoin: Leverage unwinds as BTC slips 10% monthly -Stabilization ahead?

Bitcoin's recent 10% monthly decline reflects a recurring cycle of sharp advances followed by corrections, similar to patterns observed in 2014 and 2018. This weakness is attributed to tighter global liquidity, shifting ETF flows, and profit-taking rather than structural failure. Market deleveraging has accelerated, with over $5 billion in liquidations in four days—the largest since October 2025—accompanied by a significant drop in Open Interest from $47.5 billion to $24.4 billion. Historically, such resets in leverage and consolidation phases have preceded recoveries. While downside risk persists due to ongoing selling pressure, reduced leverage suggests growing fatigue among sellers, indicating potential stabilization ahead.

ambcrypto2 days ago 03:06

Bitcoin: Leverage unwinds as BTC slips 10% monthly -Stabilization ahead?

ambcrypto2 days ago 03:06

Bitcoin’s Fall Below $77,000 Exposes Market Reality as BTC Still Sets the Crypto Trend

Bitcoin's recent decline below $77,000 revealed the market's continued vulnerability to sentiment, leverage, and macroeconomic forces. After briefly holding above $80,000, BTC dropped to around $74,000, its lowest in about ten months, amid broad risk-off conditions in global markets. The loss of the $80,000 level was a psychological turning point, exposing fragile support and narrative-driven price defense. Weekend volatility and leveraged liquidations further emphasized Bitcoin's short-term instability as a store of value. Macro pressures, including Fed policy concerns and potential U.S. government shutdown, contributed to the sell-off. Technically, BTC faces bearish momentum with key support at $76,000 and resistance at $80,000. Despite diversification talks, altcoins followed Bitcoin’s decline, confirming the market's ongoing dependence on BTC’s direction and macro conditions.

bitcoinist2 days ago 02:31

Bitcoin’s Fall Below $77,000 Exposes Market Reality as BTC Still Sets the Crypto Trend

bitcoinist2 days ago 02:31

Can Saylor’s Strategy ride out Bitcoin’s slide as losses cross $900mln?

Michael Saylor's Bitcoin strategy faces a significant test as Bitcoin's price decline below $75,000 pushes his company, MicroStrategy (MSTR), into an unrealized loss of over $900 million on its 712,647 BTC holdings, acquired at an average of $76,037 per coin. This downturn is attributed to geopolitical instability, shifting U.S. Fed policy under new Chair Kevin Warsh, and massive outflows from Spot Bitcoin ETFs. Despite this, MSTR's stock rose 4.55%, indicating investor confidence in Saylor's leadership and the company's core business. Saylor reaffirmed his commitment, emphasizing direct Bitcoin ownership and hinting at further buying opportunities during the volatility.

ambcrypto2 days ago 02:01

Can Saylor’s Strategy ride out Bitcoin’s slide as losses cross $900mln?

ambcrypto2 days ago 02:01

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