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$17B in Bitcoin exits Binance – Is BTC volatility set to spike?

Massive whale movements on Binance signaled a major shift in Bitcoin's market dynamics. As BTC rallied in early 2024, whale inflows averaged around 1,000 BTC, but surged to 2,900–3,000 BTC during the late-2025 correction, with a notable spike of 12,000 BTC on February 6th. This reflected urgent selling pressure as prices fell from $95,000 toward $60,000. Net taker volume turned deeply negative, confirming active market selling. However, strong institutional absorption and ETF demand initially muted the downside. Subsequently, a loss of trust in Binance triggered a massive withdrawal of $17 billion (19,162 BTC), reducing exchange supply. This capital flight to cold storage indicated risk aversion and a market prioritizing security over distribution, cushioning deeper price declines despite weakened sentiment.

ambcrypto02/12 13:02

$17B in Bitcoin exits Binance – Is BTC volatility set to spike?

ambcrypto02/12 13:02

Crypto Fear and Greed Index Plummets to Record Lows: Is a Bitcoin Rebound Incoming?

The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has plummeted to a historic low of 5, indicating extreme market panic. Bitcoin fell 52% from its $126,000 peak to a $60,000 bottom, with the market experiencing over $2.5 billion in liquidations. Analysts are divided: some view this extreme fear as a potential buy signal, targeting $150,000 for 2026, while others predict further downside or prolonged consolidation. Historically, such sentiment extremes have often preceded strong recoveries, suggesting a rebound may emerge later in 2026 if macroeconomic and regulatory conditions improve.

ccn.com02/12 10:50

Crypto Fear and Greed Index Plummets to Record Lows: Is a Bitcoin Rebound Incoming?

ccn.com02/12 10:50

ARK Invest: Four Trends Enhancing Bitcoin's Value

ARK Invest identifies four key trends enhancing Bitcoin's value proposition in 2026: favorable macro and policy conditions driving demand for scarce digital assets; structural ownership shifts via ETFs, corporations, and sovereign nations; Bitcoin's evolving role as a high-beta digital extension of gold and store of value; and reduced volatility and drawdowns compared to prior cycles. Bitcoin is transitioning from an emerging speculative asset to a strategic institutional allocation, supported by regulatory clarity, ETF adoption absorbing over 12% of supply, and increased corporate and sovereign holdings. Despite short-term price dislocations, long-term holders have been rewarded, with Bitcoin's correlation to gold suggesting potential as a macro hedge. The focus is no longer on Bitcoin's viability but on its optimal allocation in diversified portfolios.

marsbit02/12 10:20

ARK Invest: Four Trends Enhancing Bitcoin's Value

marsbit02/12 10:20

Strategy Issues Preferred Stock to Steady Bitcoin Bet

Strategy is increasing its issuance of preferred stock to continue accumulating Bitcoin while reducing the impact of market volatility on its common shares. The new preferred product, named "Stretch," offers a variable dividend currently set at 11.25%, adjusted monthly to keep the stock trading near its $100 par value. This structure aims to attract investors seeking exposure to digital assets but wanting to avoid Bitcoin's typical price swings. The company raised approximately $370 million through common stock and $7 million via preferred shares in a recent offering, using the funds to expand its Bitcoin holdings to over 714,000 BTC, valued at around $48 billion. Despite Bitcoin's significant price decline, Strategy remains committed to its long-term accumulation strategy and aims to strengthen its balance sheet by reducing refinancing risks and limiting dilution through preferred shares.

TheNewsCrypto02/12 10:11

Strategy Issues Preferred Stock to Steady Bitcoin Bet

TheNewsCrypto02/12 10:11

Strong jobs report shakes the market – Could Bitcoin drop below $60K next?

The strong January U.S. jobs report, which far exceeded expectations, has significantly impacted market sentiment and expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. The probability of a near-term cut fell sharply, increasing volatility. This shift is particularly relevant for Bitcoin, which dipped following the data release. The article argues this reinforces the importance of the upcoming March FOMC meeting in setting the tone for risk assets. Technically, Bitcoin is described as fragile, trapped in a volatile range between $65k and $70k. It has repeatedly failed to turn key resistance levels into support, putting pressure on its current floor. This setup, combined with the macro uncertainty over interest rates, reduces the incentive for short-term holders to remain invested. The mounting headwinds increase the likelihood of a wave of selling (capitulation), which could break the $65k support level and put the $60k threshold at risk.

ambcrypto02/12 10:04

Strong jobs report shakes the market – Could Bitcoin drop below $60K next?

ambcrypto02/12 10:04

JPMorgan Turns Bullish on Cryptocurrencies Following a Slip in BTC Production Cost

JPMorgan has turned bullish on cryptocurrencies, citing a decline in Bitcoin's production cost to around $77,000. The bank anticipates a market recovery by 2026, driven by potential institutional inflows and clearer US crypto regulations. It notes that prolonged low prices may pressure miners but expects the trend to self-correct. JPMorgan also highlights Bitcoin's long-term appeal compared to Gold, despite recent underperformance, due to lower volatility. BTC is currently trading at $67,160.83, with forecasts suggesting a 30% rise in three months. Overall market sentiment remains bearish, with hopes pinned on regulatory clarity and economic indicators.

TheNewsCrypto02/12 08:58

JPMorgan Turns Bullish on Cryptocurrencies Following a Slip in BTC Production Cost

TheNewsCrypto02/12 08:58

Bitcoin’s ‘True Value’ Is $0, Says Under Fire Financial Times Columnist, Claims Altcoins Destroy Its Scarcity

A Financial Times columnist, Jemima Kelly, has sparked controversy by claiming Bitcoin's "true value is zero," arguing it lacks intrinsic worth and that its scarcity is undermined by the unlimited supply of alternative cryptocurrencies. She contends Bitcoin's value relies solely on belief and is propped up by influential holders promoting new narratives, such as AI adoption, to sustain interest. Her comments, made during a CNBC appearance, drew significant backlash from Bitcoin advocates who argue its market price, global utility, and sustained demand demonstrate clear value. Despite the criticism, institutional exposure to crypto continues growing, with Goldman Sachs reporting over $2 billion in spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF holdings and expanding into XRP and Solana ETFs. Meanwhile, Russian banks are beginning to offer crypto-collateralized loans, signaling further institutional integration.

ccn.com02/12 08:16

Bitcoin’s ‘True Value’ Is $0, Says Under Fire Financial Times Columnist, Claims Altcoins Destroy Its Scarcity

ccn.com02/12 08:16

Risk-Off Signals Dominate As Bitcoin Tests Market Conviction – Details

Bitcoin has fallen below $70,000 and is testing support at $65,000 amid fragile market conditions and persistent selling pressure. A CryptoQuant report indicates a deteriorating macro backdrop, with U.S. retail sales and wage growth both slowing, signaling a potential economic inflection point. This environment reinforces a risk-off sentiment, causing Bitcoin to behave similarly to equities. The Coinbase Premium Gap remains negative, suggesting weak U.S. spot demand and derivative-driven price action. A shift to positive premiums, supported by ETF inflows, would be needed to improve the medium-term outlook.

bitcoinist02/12 05:02

Risk-Off Signals Dominate As Bitcoin Tests Market Conviction – Details

bitcoinist02/12 05:02

Bitcoin Drops Below $67K as Market Correlation Shifts and ETF Exposure Declines

Bitcoin has fallen below $67,000, trading near $66,900 with a 3.4% drop in 24 hours. Analysis shows its price movement is now more correlated with high-growth tech stocks rather than traditional safe havens like gold, indicating it behaves as a risk-on asset. This shift is partly due to institutional adoption via spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have embedded it deeper within traditional portfolios. Some major institutions are reducing ETF exposure and reallocating to other tokens. Technical breakdowns triggered over $250 million in liquidations, and reclaiming $72,000 is seen as key for stabilizing momentum. Bitcoin's role is evolving from an alternative asset to one increasingly mirroring risk assets, emphasizing the need to monitor flows and cross-market linkages.

bitcoinist02/12 04:02

Bitcoin Drops Below $67K as Market Correlation Shifts and ETF Exposure Declines

bitcoinist02/12 04:02

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