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Tether Joins Turkey’s Fight Against Illegal Betting In $544M Crypto Case

Tether was involved in two major events this week. In a legal case, it froze approximately $544 million in USDT linked to an illegal online betting operation in Turkey, cooperating with local law enforcement. This action is part of Tether’s broader effort to support authorities, having assisted in over 1,800 cases across 62 countries. Separately, Tether minted an additional $1 billion in USDT during a sharp Bitcoin selloff, providing liquidity to traders amid high market volatility. These events highlight the dual role of stablecoins: enabling rapid market responses while also being subject to regulatory controls when illicit activity is suspected.

bitcoinist02/08 00:02

Tether Joins Turkey’s Fight Against Illegal Betting In $544M Crypto Case

bitcoinist02/08 00:02

21Shares ONDO ETF filing sparks attention, but will it help its price?

21Shares' filing for an ONDO ETF has drawn market attention, but it has not significantly altered ONDO's bearish price structure. Despite an 8% rebound aligned with broader market movements, the token faces repeated rejections below the $0.356 resistance level, confirming seller dominance. Derivatives data shows a 40.51% drop in trading volume and declining open interest, indicating reduced speculative activity and leverage. Negative funding rates further highlight short-side control, with traders adopting defensive positions. Liquidation clusters between $0.23-$0.27 suggest heightened volatility risk. Overall, market structure and sentiment, rather than the ETF news, continue to drive ONDO's price, keeping it vulnerable to further downside pressure.

ambcrypto02/08 00:02

21Shares ONDO ETF filing sparks attention, but will it help its price?

ambcrypto02/08 00:02

Bitcoin Cash’s rally faces KEY test – Can BCH hold above $500?

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) experienced a significant rally, rising 20% to reach an intraday high of $544. This surge was driven by increased on-chain activity and bullish sentiment in the futures market. On-chain data showed a notable rise in transactions, climbing from 9,769 to 14,240 between February 1st and 17th, with an average transaction value of $8,411, suggesting significant whale activity. The derivatives market reflected strong long bias, with a positive funding rate and short liquidations far exceeding longs. However, a declining hashrate poses a potential risk to network security, and increased spot selling pressure could limit further upside despite the bullish derivatives positioning.

ambcrypto02/07 23:02

Bitcoin Cash’s rally faces KEY test – Can BCH hold above $500?

ambcrypto02/07 23:02

Uniswap rebounds: Can UNI push past $4.2 EMA resistance?

Uniswap (UNI) rebounded from a four-month low of $2.8, climbing to $3.49 amid a broader market recovery. Despite strong buyer interest and significant exchange outflows, the bullish momentum slowed as sellers re-entered the market. Key indicators, including the Directional Movement Index (DMI), suggest persistent bearish pressure, with sellers maintaining control. For a sustained reversal, buyers must push UNI above the $4.2 EMA20 resistance; otherwise, a retest of $3.0 is likely. The market remains in a tense battle between buyers and sellers.

ambcrypto02/07 22:03

Uniswap rebounds: Can UNI push past $4.2 EMA resistance?

ambcrypto02/07 22:03

Bitcoin Price Unlikely To See A 77% Drawdown Again – Bitwise CIO

Bitcoin has experienced significant recent declines, but Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan suggests the worst may be over. In a recent report, he cited multiple factors for the downturn, including market cycle dynamics, shifting investor attention to AI and metals, and the major liquidation event on October 10, 2025, triggered by U.S. trade policy. Other concerns included Federal Reserve leadership speculation and macro risk-off sentiment. However, Hougan notes that long-term holders have slowed selling, and derivatives open interest has dropped to 2024 levels. While further declines are possible, he believes Bitcoin is now a more mature asset and unlikely to repeat past 77% drawdowns. Bear markets, he concludes, typically end in exhaustion rather than excitement. Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $67,834, up over 4% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist02/07 22:01

Bitcoin Price Unlikely To See A 77% Drawdown Again – Bitwise CIO

bitcoinist02/07 22:01

SPX6900 tests 2025 lows: Why SPX’s quick recovery looks unlikely

SPX6900, a memecoin parodying the S&P 500, has declined significantly, dropping 51.95% over 30 days and 8.79% in the past week, aligning with broader memecoin sector losses. Despite a recent 10.2% rally, trading volume remains low. The weekly structure is still bullish, holding above the March 2025 low of $0.2533, but Bitcoin's bearish trend poses a risk. A quick recovery appears unlikely, and any bounce—potentially up to $0.45 or even $0.58–$0.678—could be a selling opportunity. Traders should monitor Bitcoin's movement and expect high volatility. While buying at current lows is high-risk, it may offer high rewards for those willing to gamble.

ambcrypto02/07 21:02

SPX6900 tests 2025 lows: Why SPX’s quick recovery looks unlikely

ambcrypto02/07 21:02

Bitcoin Remains Under Pressure — On-Chain Data Reveals Why

Bitcoin faced significant selling pressure, with its price dropping sharply from around $84,000 to $60,000 before a slight recovery to approximately $70,000. On-chain data indicates a "risk-off" environment, driven by substantial outflows from major spot Bitcoin ETFs like BlackRock's IBIT, which saw over $12.4 billion in withdrawals. Additionally, exchange inflows of Bitcoin surged, reaching levels not seen since October, while stablecoins like USDT experienced net outflows. These trends suggest both institutional and retail investors are reducing exposure, reflecting a dominant bearish sentiment despite the price rebound.

bitcoinist02/07 20:32

Bitcoin Remains Under Pressure — On-Chain Data Reveals Why

bitcoinist02/07 20:32

Hedera rebounds 20% as demand returns – Is HBAR’s reversal in play?

Hedera (HBAR) rebounded 20% after a prolonged downtrend characterized by persistent selling pressure and a descending channel pattern. The price declined from $0.134 to $0.087, with support eventually failing at $0.097 and extending losses to a liquidity floor near $0.073. A capitulation wick at $0.07766 signaled exhaustion of selling pressure, leading to a recovery as buying activity gradually emerged. Price stabilized above $0.080, forming higher lows and advancing toward $0.090. The RSI improved to 53, indicating strengthening momentum. Reclaiming the $0.10001 resistance level with volume could push HBAR toward $0.110–$0.115, though rejection may renew downside pressure. The recovery aligns with Hedera's recent institutional integration, having joined the Digital Monetary Institute in February 2026, which bolstered credibility and investor confidence. The move positions HBAR between a relief rally and a potential structural uptrend.

ambcrypto02/07 20:01

Hedera rebounds 20% as demand returns – Is HBAR’s reversal in play?

ambcrypto02/07 20:01

Crypto Traders In Vietnam Face New 0.1% Levy As Tax Rules Tighten

Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has proposed a new 0.1% turnover-based tax on all cryptocurrency trades and transfers conducted through licensed platforms, applying even to non-profitable transactions. This levy treats crypto similarly to stock trades and is part of a broader regulatory pilot program initiated in late 2025. While transactions are exempt from VAT, domestic companies will face a 20% corporate tax on net profits. The regulations also impose high capital requirements for exchanges (approximately $380–408 million), potentially limiting the market to larger operators. Traders express mixed reactions, concerned about reduced liquidity but optimistic about increased institutional interest due to clearer regulations.

bitcoinist02/07 19:02

Crypto Traders In Vietnam Face New 0.1% Levy As Tax Rules Tighten

bitcoinist02/07 19:02

LEO’s 17% uptick – Traders, is this real conviction or beta chasing?

LEO surged 17.6% to $7.87, significantly outperforming Bitcoin and the broader crypto market, indicating more than just beta-driven momentum. Key demand at $6.80 was strongly held, forming a double bottom, though resistance at $9.27 remains a barrier. The RSI suggests weakened selling pressure but not yet strong bullish momentum. Critically, sustained buyer dominance in Spot Taker CVD and expanding spot volume with larger trade clusters point to underlying conviction and active positioning, not just passive market chasing. The rally reflects strengthening participation within a recovery, but a break above $9.27 is needed to confirm an independent uptrend.

ambcrypto02/07 19:02

LEO’s 17% uptick – Traders, is this real conviction or beta chasing?

ambcrypto02/07 19:02

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