# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Bitcoin

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Crypto market’s weekly winners and losers – STABLE, MORPHO, DOGE, ZEC

Bitcoin and Ethereum saw minor declines of 3.5% and 5% this week, reflecting weaker market sentiment. However, several altcoins posted significant gains. STABLE led with a 25% surge, supported by rising volume and bullish indicators. MORPHO rose 23%, with strong demand and positive capital flow, alongside high developer activity. Decred rebounded 10%, reclaiming its trading range. Other gainers included INJ, WLFI, and Memecore. On the losing side, Dogecoin and Zec are mentioned as underperformers, though specific details were not fully provided in the excerpt.

ambcrypto02/22 19:02

Crypto market’s weekly winners and losers – STABLE, MORPHO, DOGE, ZEC

ambcrypto02/22 19:02

Bitcoin: Retail exits as whales deposit $43B – THIS zone is now a ‘buy’ corridor

Bitcoin's market liquidity is undergoing a significant structural shift as retail participation declines and large investors increase their influence. Retail inflows have dropped to multi-year lows, with monthly Shrimp Inflows falling to just 384 BTC, reducing reactive sell pressure. Meanwhile, whale activity has intensified, with monthly stablecoin inflows to Binance surging from $27 billion to $43 billion. This capital deployment accelerated as Bitcoin tested the $60,000 support level, coinciding with heightened realized losses, indicating opportunistic buying rather than defensive moves. The concentration of nearly $47.5 billion in stablecoin reserves on Binance suggests whales are controlling near-term liquidity, deepening buy-side market depth and turning the $60,000 zone into a potential accumulation corridor.

ambcrypto02/22 17:03

Bitcoin: Retail exits as whales deposit $43B – THIS zone is now a ‘buy’ corridor

ambcrypto02/22 17:03

Bitcoin Price Bottom Could Be Around $40,000, On-Chain Data Shows

Based on on-chain data analysis by Ali Martinez, the Bitcoin price bottom in the current bear market could be around $40,000. This projection hinges on the cost basis of long-term holders (LTH), investors who have held their coins for over 155 days. Historically, this level acts as a strong support during downturns, as these investors are less likely to sell and often increase their buying when the price approaches their average acquisition cost, which is currently approximately $40,363. If selling pressure does not overwhelm this renewed buying activity, this cost basis could mark the market bottom. Currently, Bitcoin is trading near $68,330, down over 45% from its all-time high.

bitcoinist02/22 17:02

Bitcoin Price Bottom Could Be Around $40,000, On-Chain Data Shows

bitcoinist02/22 17:02

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Register 5-Week Negative Streak – Details

Bitcoin Spot ETFs have extended their negative streak to five consecutive weeks, with combined net outflows reaching $3.81 billion. The third week of February alone saw $315.89 million in outflows, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the decline at $303.4 million. While Grayscale’s BTC fund saw modest inflows of $35.97 million, most other ETFs, including Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale’s GBTC, recorded outflows or zero net flow. Bitcoin’s price hovered around $68,357, with total ETF net assets at $85.31 billion. Similarly, Ethereum ETFs faced continued outflows of $123.37 million, marking over six weeks of negative performance, as ETH traded near $1,978.

bitcoinist02/22 15:01

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Register 5-Week Negative Streak – Details

bitcoinist02/22 15:01

Bitcoin slips as Trump raises tariffs to 15%, but recovery is still possible

Bitcoin's price declined following former U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of an immediate 15% global tariff hike on February 21st. Although BTC briefly approached $68,000 around the time of the news, it soon retreated, along with Ethereum and broader altcoin markets. Analysts attribute the drop to a stronger U.S. dollar and shifting interest rate expectations, with crypto acting as a high-beta liquidity indicator. Market sentiment worsened, with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index falling to "extreme fear" levels. However, historical analysis suggests a potential recovery. Economist Timothy Peterson noted that in similar past conditions, Bitcoin traded higher 88% of the time ten months later, with average returns of 82%. He projects a long-term price target of around $122,000, indicating that the current downturn may be a temporary panic rather than a lasting decline.

ambcrypto02/22 15:01

Bitcoin slips as Trump raises tariffs to 15%, but recovery is still possible

ambcrypto02/22 15:01

Bitcoin stalls below $69K as THIS caps BTC’s upside: What happens now?

Bitcoin is struggling to break above the $69,000 resistance level, with its price movement remaining range-bound. Key indicators, such as the Buy/Sell Pressure Delta, show sustained selling pressure is dominating the market, suggesting bears are in control. A significant liquidation cluster around $69,000 poses a major hurdle; any approach to this level could trigger a sharp rejection and increased volatility. Furthermore, declining futures and options trading volume indicates a lack of strong conviction behind any short-term price rallies. On-chain data reveals a redistribution of supply from large holders to smaller wallets, a typical post-bull market phenomenon that often leads to subdued price action. Until market sentiment shifts decisively in favor of buyers, Bitcoin is likely to face continued downside pressure.

ambcrypto02/22 13:32

Bitcoin stalls below $69K as THIS caps BTC’s upside: What happens now?

ambcrypto02/22 13:32

Bitcoin’s Network Distribution Factor Plunge Signals A Redistribution Event

Bitcoin's Network Distribution Factor (NDF) is declining sharply, indicating a significant structural shift in BTC supply distribution. The NDF measures the proportion of total supply held by large entities controlling at least 0.01% of circulating BTC. A falling NDF suggests reduced concentration among major holders and a broader redistribution of Bitcoin to smaller participants and new entrants. This trend often occurs during market maturation phases following bull cycles, reflecting stronger economic decentralization and reduced structural risk from over-concentration. It signals Bitcoin’s evolution into a more widely distributed global financial network. Additionally, Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million and predominantly individual-owned circulating supply (approx. 63%) reinforce its role as a structurally scarce, decentralized asset resistant to institutional or governmental control.

bitcoinist02/22 13:02

Bitcoin’s Network Distribution Factor Plunge Signals A Redistribution Event

bitcoinist02/22 13:02

Bitcoin Whale Exchange Ratio Climbs To Highest Level In 11 Years — Data

Bitcoin's price has consolidated below $70,000, showing relative stability compared to its bear market start in February. However, on-chain data from CryptoQuant indicates potential downside risks. The Bitcoin exchange whale ratio has surged to 0.64, its highest level since 2015, signaling that large investors are responsible for a significant portion of recent exchange deposits. The average deposit size also reached a mid-2022 bear market high, reinforcing institutional selling pressure. Additionally, altcoin exchange deposits have risen, reflecting continued capital rotation out of riskier assets. Stablecoin outflows from exchanges have also declined sharply, reducing marginal buying power for BTC. Bitcoin currently trades around $67,580.

bitcoinist02/22 12:37

Bitcoin Whale Exchange Ratio Climbs To Highest Level In 11 Years — Data

bitcoinist02/22 12:37

Bitcoin’s $1 trillion identity crisis – ‘The issue isn’t price, it’s purpose’

Bitcoin is experiencing a significant downturn, with its price dropping over 40% from its peak and its market value falling from $1.76 trillion to $1.34 trillion. While such volatility is common in crypto, the core issue is not just price but purpose. Institutional interest is waning, with net outflows from Bitcoin ETFs, and investors are shifting to assets like physical gold and emerging prediction markets for clearer, faster returns. Despite this, Bitcoin remains the dominant cryptocurrency, capturing nearly 60% of total market investment. Its network stability and established reputation continue to provide resilience, even as it faces structural challenges and increased competition.

ambcrypto02/22 11:01

Bitcoin’s $1 trillion identity crisis – ‘The issue isn’t price, it’s purpose’

ambcrypto02/22 11:01

Polymarket Faces New Roadblock As Dutch Regulator Bans Prediction Activity — Details

Polymarket's Dutch operations, under the entity Adventure One, have been ordered to cease all activities by the Netherlands Gambling Authority (Ksa) for offering unlicensed prediction markets, which the regulator classifies as illegal gambling. The platform faces potential fines of up to $840,000 per week for non-compliance. This action is the latest regulatory challenge for Polymarket, creating a conflict between US federal approval and state-level scrutiny. The news coincides with a recent parliamentary proposal in the Netherlands to introduce a controversial 36% tax on unrealized gains from cryptocurrencies and other investments, a move critics warn could drive investors out of the country.

bitcoinist02/22 10:41

Polymarket Faces New Roadblock As Dutch Regulator Bans Prediction Activity — Details

bitcoinist02/22 10:41

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