# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bitcoin

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Bitcoin prices stall – Why BTC’s recovery isn’t confirmed yet

Bitcoin's price remains range-bound between $60k and $72k, currently trading at $67.8k. Despite minor upward momentum, market sentiment is fearful. Analysts warn of a potential long squeeze due to high leverage and an elevated long/short ratio. The absence of a 'full cleansing' phase is notable, with the Sales Pressure signal missing for 1,133 days. Key levels to watch are the short-term holder realized price ($91.4k), the network realized price ($54.8k), and the long-term holder realized price ($38.7k). A sustained drop below $54.8k could trigger maximum network stress. However, a recent positive shift in monthly cumulative demand offers an early constructive sign, though sustained positive demand is needed to confirm a recovery.

ambcrypto02/21 13:02

Bitcoin prices stall – Why BTC’s recovery isn’t confirmed yet

ambcrypto02/21 13:02

Bitcoin ETFs See $88M Inflows, Ending Three-Day Outflow Streak

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $88.04 million in net inflows on February 20, ending a three-day outflow streak that totaled $403.90 million. BlackRock's IBIT led with $64.46 million, followed by Fidelity's FBTC with $23.59 million. All other major Bitcoin ETFs, including Grayscale's GBTC, showed no flows. Bitcoin traded below $70,000 with minimal movement after hitting a session low of $66,452. Total net assets stood at $85.31 billion, while cumulative net inflows reached $54.01 billion. The prior three days saw significant outflows, with the largest single-day withdrawal of $165.76 million on February 19. Weekly outflows for the period ending February 20 were $315.86 million, part of a four-week outflow trend totaling around $2.48 billion.

TheNewsCrypto02/21 11:09

Bitcoin ETFs See $88M Inflows, Ending Three-Day Outflow Streak

TheNewsCrypto02/21 11:09

Basel Banking Standards Vs Bitcoin: Strategy CEO Blasts 1,250% Risk Weight

Strategy CEO Phong Le and other industry experts are criticizing the Basel banking standards' treatment of Bitcoin, which assigns it a 1,250% risk weight. This classification makes it prohibitively expensive for regulated banks to hold or custody Bitcoin, as they must set aside $1 in capital for every $1 of exposure. In contrast, assets like cash, physical gold, and U.S. Treasuries carry a 0% risk weight. Critics argue this is a major policy error that misprices risk, discourages bank involvement in digital assets, and pushes activity toward riskier non-bank or offshore entities. They call for a review of these rules, especially if the U.S. aims to become a global crypto leader.

bitcoinist02/21 09:02

Basel Banking Standards Vs Bitcoin: Strategy CEO Blasts 1,250% Risk Weight

bitcoinist02/21 09:02

Bitcoin Losses Now Equal 19% Of Market Cap, Echoing May 2022

Analytics firm Glassnode reports that Bitcoin's current market conditions resemble those of May 2022, based on the surge in Relative Unrealized Loss. This metric, which measures the total unrealized losses of all underwater Bitcoin holders as a percentage of the market cap, has risen sharply to 19% amid recent price declines. The current level is the highest since 2023, and the trend mirrors the pattern observed during the onset of the 2022 bear market. Additionally, US spot Bitcoin ETFs are experiencing their largest drawdown in history, with outflows of over 100,300 BTC, indicating institutional de-risking and reinforcing a risk-off market environment. Bitcoin is currently trading around $66,700, showing signs of consolidation.

bitcoinist02/21 07:32

Bitcoin Losses Now Equal 19% Of Market Cap, Echoing May 2022

bitcoinist02/21 07:32

Bitcoin Below $70K: Ecoinometrics Warns of Further Downside

Bitcoin remains below the $70,000 mark, with analytics firm Ecoinometrics warning of potential further declines. The report cites three key factors: weakening equity market momentum, structural shifts in Bitcoin’s volatility profile, and a steady Federal Reserve policy. Bitcoin's price action is increasingly tied to broader macroeconomic conditions and capital flows, which are currently unfavorable. The cryptocurrency is trading below its long-term trend, with consistent outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and a risk-off sentiment in markets. Despite recent stability attempts, no clear bottoming pattern has emerged. Volatility in this cycle has been lower than in previous bull runs, reflecting the growing influence of institutional ETF flows over retail-driven activity.

TheNewsCrypto02/21 06:51

Bitcoin Below $70K: Ecoinometrics Warns of Further Downside

TheNewsCrypto02/21 06:51

Lightning Strikes Big: Bitcoin Layer-2 Surpasses $1 Billion In Monthly Activity

Bitcoin's Lightning Network, a layer-2 scaling solution, surpassed $1.1 billion in monthly transaction volume in November, processing over 5 million transactions. This growth is increasingly driven by institutional players like exchanges and trading desks, rather than small-scale hobbyist use. A notable example includes a million-dollar transfer between Secure Digital Markets and Kraken, demonstrating the network's capacity for large, rapid settlements. Network capacity also reached a high of 5,606 BTC in December, improving liquidity for larger transactions. Despite mixed market conditions and Bitcoin's price volatility, Lightning activity continued to grow independently of price action. The network enables fast, low-cost payments by processing transactions off-chain, settling only net balances on the main blockchain. While future growth may be fueled by AI-driven micro-payments, broader adoption still depends on increased exchange support, liquidity, and merchant integration.

bitcoinist02/21 06:05

Lightning Strikes Big: Bitcoin Layer-2 Surpasses $1 Billion In Monthly Activity

bitcoinist02/21 06:05

MVC Market Watch: The Second Half of the Overall Dollar Market Consolidation

Amid the Chinese Lunar New Year, the cryptocurrency market remains subdued following the clearing of positions last year. Despite a brief surge in volatility from late-January liquidations, the overall downtrend persists with no clear end in sight. Short-term prospects for crypto assets are viewed cautiously, though the current correction is seen as a consolidation phase within Bitcoin’s broader upward trend since 2022. Market activity remains lackluster, with Bitcoin declining further amid high-volume turnover. Some positive signals include manageable outflows from crypto ETFs, no material liquidation pressure on MSTR, and relatively mild on-chain liquidation data compared to October-November. However, persistent headwinds—such as elevated U.S. equity valuations, ongoing crypto capital outflows, and stagnant dollar liquidity—suggest limited near-term upside. The analysis frames the period since November 2024 as a high-level consolidation for Bitcoin, potentially setting the stage for a significant move later in the year. Optimistically, crypto may enter a new allocation cycle by Q3–Q4, with a market outlook that could eventually rival that of silver. Looking further ahead to 2026, the report highlights two key themes: 1. Base and precious metals, particularly in Latin American and RMB-denominated resource equities. 2. AI-disrupted industries, with beneficiaries primarily in the U.S. and China. The note concludes by reflecting on rapid changes in global production frameworks and the role of capital markets in offering opportunities amid structural economic shifts.

marsbit02/21 02:11

MVC Market Watch: The Second Half of the Overall Dollar Market Consolidation

marsbit02/21 02:11

Welcoming the God of Wealth on the Fifth Day of Lunar New Year, Trump Overturns the Altar: Imposes 10% Global Tariffs in Defiance of Supreme Court

On the fifth day of the Chinese New Year, a day traditionally associated with welcoming the god of wealth, former U.S. President Donald Trump made headlines by defying a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated his global tariff policies enacted under national emergency laws. In response, Trump immediately invoked alternative trade authority to impose an additional 10% global tariff, declaring existing national security tariffs effective immediately without seeking further congressional approval. He publicly criticized the justices who ruled against him. Meanwhile, a viral story about Punch, a baby monkey in a Japanese zoo abandoned at birth and raised by handlers, sparked widespread sympathy online. Footage of the monkey being dragged by an adult during social integration efforts led to a surge in the related meme cryptocurrency PUNCH, which saw an 80-fold increase in value. In cryptocurrency circles, predictions circulated that Bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2026, though opinions were divided on the feasibility. Some commentators expressed concerns about the crypto market’s health, suggesting it had “halved” in vitality, while others remained optimistic about future growth. Additionally, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin criticized the concept of “Web4.0,” arguing that it promotes the creation of valueless digital clutter rather than meaningful innovation. The response from the community was mixed, with some supporting his skepticism and others defending technological progress.

比推02/21 00:33

Welcoming the God of Wealth on the Fifth Day of Lunar New Year, Trump Overturns the Altar: Imposes 10% Global Tariffs in Defiance of Supreme Court

比推02/21 00:33

Thinking Of Buying The Bitcoin Dip? Here’s What This Metric Says

Considering buying the Bitcoin dip? Key on-chain metrics suggest it may not be the ideal time yet. The Bitcoin Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) Trend Signal is still on a downward trend, indicating that market participants are either taking smaller profits or experiencing losses. For a confirmed bottom signal, this metric needs to drop further and cross below a key threshold. Additionally, the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) has fallen to 0.18, showing latent profits are fading rapidly. A drop into negative territory would signal that losses dominate the market, typically marking a capitulation phase. Experts advise continued monitoring of these metrics, as a definitive buy signal has not yet emerged, and a trend reversal may take time.

bitcoinist02/21 00:02

Thinking Of Buying The Bitcoin Dip? Here’s What This Metric Says

bitcoinist02/21 00:02

Crypto’s Changing Landscape Forces On-Chain Firm Parsec To Shut After 5 Years

On-chain analytics firm Parsec is shutting down after five years, citing a misalignment with evolving market needs. CEO Will Sheehan stated the company “zagged while the market zigged,” as its focus on DeFi and NFTs became less relevant amid declining user interest. NFT sales fell 37% in 2025, reducing demand for niche analytics tools. Despite backing from firms like Uniswap and Galaxy Digital, Parsec couldn't adapt to post-FTX market changes, where high-risk trading diminished. The closure reflects a broader industry consolidation, with capital becoming more selective and speculative activity cooling. The sector is now resetting, forcing firms to realign with current user behavior to survive.

bitcoinist02/20 21:01

Crypto’s Changing Landscape Forces On-Chain Firm Parsec To Shut After 5 Years