# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Volatility

How $MSTR, $ASST, and $GLXY sparked a surge across Bitcoin treasury stocks

While Bitcoin's price shows modest gains near $70,400, Bitcoin-focused companies like MSTR, ASST, and GLXY experienced short-term stock surges of 7-9% in a single day. However, these gains have not offset significant monthly losses—MSTR down over 21%, ASST down 57%, and GLXY down 32%. Despite growing social media hype, institutional activity remains weak, with large ETF outflows and negative technical indicators. The market reflects a tension between rising retail interest and declining institutional confidence. The 2025 crash left substantial unrealized losses, and the current stability may indicate a slow shift from speculation to long-term institutional investment rather than a strong recovery.

ambcrypto02/15 17:01

Bitcoin Spot ETFs Register $360M In Net Outflows, Extend 4-Week Red Streak

US Bitcoin Spot ETFs extended their outflow streak to four consecutive weeks, with a net withdrawal of $359.91 million in the second week of February. This brings total outflows for 2026 to $2.28 billion, reflecting persistent institutional caution amid Bitcoin's price volatility. While the week started with $311.56 million in net inflows, sentiment shifted mid-week with significant outflows from major issuers. BlackRock's IBIT led the outflows at $234.65 million, followed by Fidelity's FBTC at $124.73 million. Grayscale's GBTC also saw redemptions, though its secondary product, Grayscale BTC, attracted $110.08 million in inflows. Despite the short-term outflows, the total net assets for all Bitcoin spot ETFs remain strong at approximately $87 billion, with cumulative net inflows since their 2024 launch at $54.33 billion. Bitcoin was trading at $69,479 at the time of reporting.

bitcoinist02/15 13:02

Bitcoin: Why J.P. Morgan believes that BTC can reach $266K in 2026

Bitcoin is experiencing high volatility and extreme fear among investors, with its price recovering to $70,318 but still down 26% over the past month. Despite this, large investors are slowly returning, as evidenced by inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs. Mining difficulty and hashrate are declining, indicating miner capitulation due to rising costs and lower profitability. J.P. Morgan has adjusted Bitcoin’s production cost estimate down to $77,000 but maintains a long-term bullish outlook, predicting a rise to $266,000 by 2026. This optimism is based on the potential passage of the CLARITY Act, which would facilitate institutional investment. Major banks, including J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs, are expanding into crypto services, signaling a shift toward a more regulated and bank-supported market.

ambcrypto02/15 10:02

Bittensor [TAO] targets $241 as the ‘AI narrative’ attempts a comeback

The crypto AI sector has seen a brief recovery after a significant downturn, with its market cap rising from recent lows. Bittensor (TAO) led this uptick with a notable 30.93% rally, alongside gains in other AI tokens like Render and NEAR Protocol. This suggests a potential shift towards an AI narrative, possibly due to capital rotation from Bitcoin. Despite the short-term upward momentum, TAO's overall trend remains bearish. Technical analysis indicates that while the token could potentially reach short-term bullish targets at $241.4 and $268.2, it faces a key resistance at $302.4 to confirm a bullish structure. Given current market sentiment and Bitcoin's bearish bias, this appears unlikely in the near term. The analysis also suggests TAO might experience volatility, with a possible pullback to the $165-$175 range to fill imbalances before attempting higher climbs. Investors are advised to monitor Bitcoin's performance, as a sell-off could hinder this recovery. The information presented is solely the writer's opinion and not financial advice.

ambcrypto02/15 07:02

RENDER surges 12% – Examining 2 possible reasons behind the rise

Render (RNDR) surged 12% in 24 hours, largely driven by broader dollar weakness following lower-than-expected CPI data, which boosted risk assets like cryptocurrencies. Two key factors supported the rally: a significant spike in whale orders, indicating strong conviction and potential accumulation rather than distribution, and a notable increase in both spot and futures trading volume, reflecting heightened market participation and momentum. However, the token faces resistance near prior distribution zones. For the rally to sustain, bulls must absorb selling pressure, with a key liquidity cluster around $1.680 potentially triggering a breakout if whale interest and trading activity remain elevated.

ambcrypto02/15 06:01

Bitcoin – Why $60K is the level traders can’t afford to lose!

Bitcoin's $60,000 level is a critical support threshold that traders cannot afford to lose, as a break below could trigger massive liquidations and push prices toward $50,000. This level is reinforced by Bitcoin’s 200-week moving average and holds $1.24 billion in put options, indicating strong bearish bets. With 85% of traders expecting a breakdown, bearish sentiment is heightened by macroeconomic uncertainty, including an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court ruling. Open interest in Bitcoin options has surged 77%, reflecting increased positioning and fragility in the market. The situation remains highly volatile, with significant pressure on bulls to defend the $60,000 level.

ambcrypto02/15 02:02

What’s next for Bitcoin prices as inflation cools and demand hesitates?

Inflation cooled as expected, with CPI slowing to 2.4% and core to 2.5%, boosting equity risk appetite. However, Bitcoin did not follow through due to weak U.S. spot demand, indicated by a persistently negative Coinbase Premium Index. This suggests arbitrage selling, inconsistent ETF flows, and a preference for derivatives. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows, reaching $410 million by mid-February, reflecting institutional hesitation rather than accumulation. Exchange netflows showed large sell-side pressure, while weakening stablecoin inflows reduced buying power. Aggressive selling, with sustained negative taker volume, dominated order flow, capping upside momentum. The market remains in a recovery validation phase, lacking confirmed uptrend signals.

ambcrypto02/14 19:02

Bitcoin’s Next Hurdle Isn’t Inflation — It’s Investor Patience, Pompliano Says

bitcoinist02/14 17:02

VIRTUAL rallies 10% – Can bulls flip $0.68 or face THIS risk?

Virtual Protocol (VIRTUAL) surged 10% amid a broader altcoin market rebound, though it faces a critical resistance level at $0.68. Breaking above this could signal a bullish trend shift toward $0.75, while failure may lead to consolidation between $0.53-$0.68 or a drop to $0.46. On-chain data reveals the team deposited 13.05M VIRTUAL ($7.51M) into Binance, raising concerns whether the rally is genuine or an "exit pump" for distribution. Market sentiment remains cautious, and the token’s next move may depend heavily on the team’s intentions and subsequent on-chain activity.

ambcrypto02/14 17:01

US Treasury Secretary Urges Congress To Pass Crypto Market Structure Bill This Spring

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has urged Congress to pass the stalled crypto market structure bill, the CLARITY Act, this spring to provide market reassurance amid recent volatility. He noted that some industry opposition has contributed to instability and emphasized the importance of bipartisan cooperation to advance the legislation. Bessent warned that the opportunity could diminish if Democrats gain control of the House in November. Patrick Witt of the Crypto Council also discussed the bill's progress, highlighting that the Senate Agriculture Committee portion has passed, but the Banking Committee's section remains pending. He called for compromise to address issues like stablecoin regulations without derailing the broader bill, which includes key measures on regulatory clarity and developer protections.

bitcoinist02/14 11:02