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Jefferies sees few signs of a crypto bottom yet flags upside for tokens with fundamentals
6.2.2026
Bank says institutional de-risking continues, but resilient network activity and growing TradFi adoption could lift revenue-linked assets over time
Glassnode Flags 9.3M BTC in Losses, Worst Since Jan 2023
6.2.2026
Key Highlights: Bitcoin (BTC) drops down to the $65,000 mark today, February 6, 2026. According to Glassnode, more…
Bitcoin’s crash to $60,000 has traders hunting for a hidden fund blowup
6.2.2026
Traders on X are pointing to everything from a Hong Kong fund blowup to yen funding stress and even quantum security fears as bitcoin’s plunge turns into a full-blown narrative vacuum
Bitcoin miner MARA moves $87 million BTC to various trading desks and exchanges: Arkham
6.2.2026
The largest transfers went to credit and trading firm Two Prime, which received more than 660 BTC, while additional chunks were sent to a BitGo address and a fresh wallet
Bitcoin surges back above $65,000 after $700 million wipeout in Asia whipsaw
6.2.2026
BTC fell as much as 4.8% to around $60,033 during late U.S. hours, before snapping back to as high as $65,926
Crypto sentiment at lowest point since 2022 crash as Bitcoin tanks to $60K
6.2.2026
Bitcoin plummeted to a low of around $60,000 after the Crypto Fear & Greed Index hit its lowest score since mid-2022, when the Terra blockchain collapsed
Bitcoin isn’t losing to gold. It is navigating a liquidity squeeze that the yellow metal never had: Asia Morning Briefing
6.2.2026
QCP's Darius Sit says October's deleveraging event exposed the real divide: bitcoin trades like collateral, altcoins trade like a bet on exchange governance
Bitwise Anticipates Strong Crypto Rebound Following Prolonged Winter Capitulation
6.2.2026
The crypto market has been locked in a deep, prolonged winter since early 2025, but signs suggest the downturn may be closer to its end as institutional flows mask pain, retail capitulates and sentiment reaches classic late-stage extremes. Bitwise Predicts Crypto Winter Ending Soon, Setting up Next...
Bitcoin’s Intraday Price Low Skids to $60K, Volatility Spikes, and Traders Brace for What Comes Next
6.2.2026
The price of bitcoin sliced through the $61,000 mark on Thursday, sliding to an intraday low of $60,000 per coin on Binance as the day’s selling pressure refused to let up. The steep pullback has rattled investors across the board, with chatter everywhere centering on when—if ever—the pressure...
Strategist Sees Bitcoin and Cryptos Turning More Violent Than 1929 Stock Collapse
6.2.2026
Bitcoin and the broader crypto market now appear more violent than the 1929 U.S. stock crash, as extreme boom-and-bust cycles compress historic levels of risk into years, warns Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone. Strategist Says Bitcoin and Cryptos 2026 Make 1929 Stock Market Crash Look...
Bitcoin ETFs barely flinch as BTC slides 40%, Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas says
6.2.2026
Bitcoin is down more than 40% from its October highs, but investors in spot Bitcoin ETFs have pulled 6.6% of assets
Peter Brandt Warns Bitcoin Is Facing ‘Campaign Selling’
5.2.2026
Lately, veteran trader Peter Brandt has been flashing a bearish read on bitcoin, leaning on old-school chart work, familiar technical formations in recent price action, and the kind of market scar tissue that only decades of trading can provide. On Thursday, when bitcoin sank awfully close to...
Will Bitcoin rebound to $90K by March?: Here’s what BTC options say
5.2.2026
Bitcoin dropped under 63,000 as investors reacted to dismal US economic data, a weakening stock market and fears of an AI industry bubble. Does data forecast a return to $90,000 by March?
Finder’s Latest Survey Predicts Bitcoin at $133K by End of 2026
5.2.2026
Finder’s latest January 2026 survey of crypto industry specialists paints a cautiously optimistic picture for bitcoin in 2026, with most panelists expecting higher prices even as volatility and institutional dominance reshape the market. Bitcoin Price Predictions Cool Slightly, Finder Experts...
Crypto Capitulation Day: Bitcoin Slumps to $62.2K While Wall Street Bleeds
5.2.2026
The price of bitcoin sank to roughly $62,200 on Feb. 5, 2026, as a full-blown risk-off mood rippled through global markets, fueled by rising geopolitical strain, economic jitters, and a cascade of forced liquidations across the cryptocurrency sector. Bitcoin Breaches Key Support as Liquidations...
Is the Bottom in? Bitcoin Tests $65,253 as Market Panic Takes Hold
5.2.2026
On Feb. 5, bitcoin plunged 7% intraday, breaking below $66,000 and hitting $65,253 on Bitstamp, sparking fears of a retreat toward $60,000. The drop extended bitcoin’s weekly losses past 20% and marked a 30% correction from its mid‑January peak near $98,000. Market Impact and Liquidations...
Strategy has $6.5 billion loss on BTC, but continues trading at premium to value of its assets
5.2.2026
Ahead of the fourth-quarter earnings report tonight, shares are down another 13% as bitcoin falls back to $68,000
Tech Rout Drags US Equities Lower as BTC Breaks Below $67K
5.2.2026
U.S. equities extended their selloff Thursday, Feb. 5, 2026, as technology shares led broad declines across major benchmarks amid renewed risk-off sentiment. Nasdaq Leads Market Declines as Risk-off Sentiment Returns U.S. stock markets opened sharply lower, continuing a multi-session pullback that...
Bitcoin’s $70,000 Line Breaks—and the Crypto Debate Erupts
5.2.2026
The price of bitcoin has slipped beneath the $70,000 threshold and, over the past 30 days, has given up 26% against the U.S. dollar. This retreat has sent both crypto cheerleaders and critics racing to social media, each eager to offer their own take on what’s driving bitcoin’s latest pullback....
Bitcoin Funds Shed $545 Million as ETFs Exit Deepens
5.2.2026
Crypto exchange-traded fund (ETF) selling intensified as bitcoin, ether, and solana all recorded sizable outflows, extending February’s risk-off tone. XRP ETFs stood out as the sole bright spot, posting modest inflows amid the broader drawdown. Heavy Redemptions Slam Bitcoin, Ether, Solana;...