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The market is offering a new chance — but will anyone take it? Everyone dreams of buying BTC at the bottom, but when that moment actually comes, very few dare to act, expecting the market to drop even further. Meanwhile, the situation in the market...

Polymarket rolls out an “Up or Down” Bitcoin market A new BTC prediction market has gone live, settling via Chainlink’s BTC/USD price feed. If Bitcoin finishes at or above its opening price, “Up” takes the win; anything below hands it to “Down.”

Bitcoin bottomed 30% below the 200W MA last cycle. 200W MA now sits at $58,226. Everything above this level is just overpriced.

Bitcoin hits $67,000

The U.S. tech sector is seeing a boom in leveraged ETFs Current record: 108 long and 31 short tech ETFs — almost 3x more than in the financial sector (47 funds). Leverage looks tempting because of the returns, but in a sharp reversal, these ETFs are the first to get wiped out.

Which sector got hit the hardest by last week’s dump? Overall, the whole market took a beating, but AI and DeFi tokens were hit the worst — both sectors lost around 55% of their market cap. The best performers in comparison were RWA tokens (down only 9.5%)

Never in the entire history of crypto have both January and February closed in the red in the same year. Looks like that time has come.

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Binance continues to accumulate BTC. The Binance SAFU fund purchased an additional 4,225 BTC worth $299.6M. That brings the fund’s total balance to 10,455 BTC, equivalent to $741.4M.

Fear and Greed Index ✅

CFTC expands stablecoin rules to let national trust banks issue dollar-pegged tokens under the GENIUS Act framework.

CryptoQuant: Stablecoin inflows to exchanges are rising as BTC corrects CryptoQuant analysts note that as Bitcoin approaches a 50% correction from its October 2025 all-time high, there has been a noticeable increase in stablecoin inflows to crypto exchanges. Stablecoin inflow trend (7-day moving average): Late December 2025: fell to $51B, reflecting a lack of demand. Now: rose to $98B, nearly doubling and slightly exceeding the 90-day average of $89B. Analysts’ takeaway: The increase suggests faster capital deployment and renewed investor interest at current correction levels. Some participants are already starting to buy the dip. However, selling pressure is still too strong to be fully absorbed by these inflows. For a sustainable trend reversal, capital inflows need to strengthen further.

Bitcoin will make a comeback. All we need is patience.

Over $487M in shorts were liquidated in the past 24 hours.

💰 Vitalik said : ETH is a store of value and one of the most important apps on ethereum.

Yesterday will go down in history. ⚪️ The Fear & Greed Index dropped to 9 — for the first time since June 2022, during the Terra Luna collapse. ⚪️ BTC’s 15% daily drop was the biggest since the FTX crash. ⚪️ Crypto traders were liquidated for $2.6B. ⚪️ BlackRock’s IBIT ETF posted a record $10B daily volume, with net outflows of $434.1M.

Right now, short sellers are dominating the market. If BTC spikes sharply to around $109,000, the volume of short liquidations could exceed $28,000,000,000.

We’ve lived to see it: stocks are falling faster than altcoins 😮 What used to be considered a “safe haven” is now outpacing the crypto market in volatility. At least altcoins are used to moves like this

Crypto markets recorded about $705M in liquidations over the past 24 hours, with $503M from longs and $201M from shorts.

Whales are buying gold again With BTC and the stock market falling, whales have started aggressively buying gold again — basically on FOMO. Today alone, several whales bought about $16M worth of gold on CEXs. From the local bottom on Monday ($4,400), gold is up 15% to $5,047. If you trade gold, don’t forget to cut risk and take profit — no one knows where the next big sell-off will hit.