# Пов'язані статті щодо Bitcoin Crash

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Derive and Strands Introduce Off-Exchange Custody for On-Chain Derivatives

On February 6th, a sudden and severe market crash occurred across multiple asset classes without a clear catalyst. Bitcoin plunged 16% to $60,000, silver dropped 17%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 1.5%, resulting in $2.6 billion in crypto liquidations. The simultaneous decline in these diverse assets—often seen as a hedge (silver), a growth bet (tech stocks), and a high-risk casino (crypto)—suggests a severe liquidity crisis. In equities, AMD and Alphabet reported strong earnings but provided future guidance that disappointed overly optimistic markets, triggering a sector-wide selloff in chips and tech. The massive capital expenditure plans from Big Tech (over $500 billion collectively) raised concerns that AI is a capital-intensive endeavor rather than a guaranteed profit engine, threatening high valuations. Silver, after a massive 68% rally in January, crashed 50% in three days. Its dual nature as both an industrial metal and a safe-haven asset became a curse. The selloff was exacerbated by increased margin requirements, reduced market maker activity, and the surprise nomination of a hawkish Fed chair by Trump, which reduced fears of inflationary monetary policy. The crypto market, which had been artificially propped up by massive institutional buying throughout 2025, was hit hardest as it is often the first asset sold in a liquidity crunch to cover losses elsewhere. The true epicenter of the crisis may be Japan, where the 40-year government bond yield surged past 4% for the first time. This shattered the foundation of the massive Yen carry trade, forcing global funds to unwind positions in various assets to cover their soaring costs, creating a systemic liquidity black hole.

marsbit02/10 13:14

Derive and Strands Introduce Off-Exchange Custody for On-Chain Derivatives

marsbit02/10 13:14

When the Market Plunges: Who is Selling and Exiting, Who is Buying the Dip Against the Trend

Amid a significant cryptocurrency market downturn, Bitcoin fell over 15% to around $60,000, marking a 40% drop from its October 2025 high and its worst single-day decline since the FTX collapse. Altcoins suffered even steeper losses. The sell-off has been attributed to macro factors, including the new Fed Chair’s policies, AI capital shifts, and geopolitical tensions, alongside speculation about undisclosed institutional failures. Key sellers included Aave’s founder Stani Kulechov, who sold 4,504 ETH, and Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin, who sold 6,899.5 ETH from a planned donation. Prominent ETH bull Yi Lihua (Trend Research) sold approximately 250,000 ETH ($554 million), citing risk management. On-chain data shows whales offloaded 81,068 BTC in eight days, reducing their holdings to a nine-month low. Conversely, retail investors increased their small BTC holdings, a pattern historically associated with bear markets. Some large players, however, bought the dip. Bitfinex margin long positions hit a two-year high. "Million" (Machi Big Brother) aggressively opened leveraged long positions, though several were liquidated. MicroStrategy reaffirmed its commitment, purchasing more BTC despite a paper loss exceeding $7 billion, with CEO Phong Le stating they would only sell if BTC fell to $8,000 for years. Similarly, Tom Lee’s Bitmine continued buying ETH, despite an over $8 billion unrealized loss, calling the dip attractive. On-chain whales also accumulated ETH, with one new wallet withdrawing 55,483 ETH ($115 million) from WhiteBIT.

比推02/06 14:50

When the Market Plunges: Who is Selling and Exiting, Who is Buying the Dip Against the Trend

比推02/06 14:50

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