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Peter Schiff says Bitcoin's $126K peak may have been its final ATH as BTC trades in a medium-term downtrend. What's next for price?

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The week has started on a negative note as Bitcoin (BTC) has retreated by 2.2% in the past 24 hours, dipping once again below the $70K level. Liquidations have eased in the past 24 hours to $200 million, cause, to be honest, who's taking longs right now?

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"What we are experiencing is the weakest bitcoin bear case in its history," wrote Bernstein's Gautam Chhugani.

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The research analysts pointed to tight liquidity and macro pressure as drivers of the decline, while noting that spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen relatively modest outflows.

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ENS has just disrupted the crypto ecosystem by abandoning Namechain for Ethereum L1. A bold decision driven by a 99% drop in gas fees and unexpected scalability.

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Tom Lee–backed BitMine added over 40,000 ETH during last week's market sell-off, doubling down on its Ether treasury strategy despite multibillion-dollar unrealized losses.

 

TL;DR: BitMine Immersion Technologies acquired an additional 40,613 ETH, bringing its total treasury to 4.3 million units. Despite the aggressive accumulation, BMNR shares fell 5% due to unrealized losses and the sudden departure of its president. BitMine now controls 3.58% of Ethereum's circulating supply, solidifying its position as the second-largest corporate holder.

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Bitcoin crashed hard overnight. The digital currency plunged to $75,000 as Asian trading kicked off February 2, wiping out gains from the previous session and sending shockwaves through cryptocurrency markets worldwide.

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A recent major Ethereum sell-off is sharply taking over the spotlight in the broader cryptocurrency community. Given the prolonged volatile state of the market over the past few months, Trend Research has officially concluded its massive ETH unwinding, offloading thousands of the leading altcoin.

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Bitcoin evangelist Anthony Pompliano has told CNBC that the leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization will do "very well" in the long term despite the devastating crash.

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Bitcoin took a beating. The cryptocurrency tumbled from $81,500 to $60,000 in just days during February 2026, and now everyone's scrambling to Google for answers about what the hell just happened to their digital gold.

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The BMNR stock price was hovering at the crucial support level at $20 as BitMine continued accumulating Ethereum and as its fundamentals improved.

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Publicly traded Ethereum treasury firm BitMine Immersion Technology added to its ETH holdings last week, even as its paper losses grew.

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XRP is at the center of bold long-term speculation after a prominent market analyst outlined a structural case for a potential move toward $10.

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BNB is facing intensified selling pressure amid broader cryptocurrency market volatility, despite its price bouncing off the critical support level of $615. Traders are now weighing bearish technical signals against potential bullish rebounds, with broader market optimism and Binance ecosystem developments key to the token's near-term trajectory.

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The analyst framed some bitcoin mining sites as infrastructure assets, lifting CIFR and WULF shares while MARA lags.

 

President Donald Trump did order a bitcoin reserve, but it doesn't yet exist, even as the CNBC host says the feds will start filling it when bitcoin hits $60,000.

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Quick Facts: ➡️ Cango's $305M Bitcoin sell-off tested market liquidity, but strong absorption indicates the broader bull trend remains intact. ➡️ Capital is rotating from large-cap consolidation into high-beta assets, favoring projects with strong community narratives.

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Ross Gerber, a renowned Tesla investor and Co-founder of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, has identified the primary reason Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $70,000. The CEO has attributed the decline in the leading cryptocurrency and the broader market to the rise of scam tokens and shit coins in the space.

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On-chain data shows thousands of BTC routed from BlackRock-linked wallets to Coinbase Prime as Bitcoin ETFs recorded weekly outflows.

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Software firm turned Bitcoin treasury company Strategy added another tranche of BTC last week, expanding its holdings.

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Bitcoin saw the first brief period of positive Coinbase Premium since mid-January as BTC price action stabilized near $70,000.

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Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) investor base is undergoing a steady transition as early retail holders distribute supply to institutions, wealth managers, and traditional finance clients. The Surprising Decline Of Retail Investors According to Bitwise's Ishmael Asad, early retail investors played a critical role in turning Bitcoin from a niche cypherpunk idea into a global asset.

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South Korean regulators are investigating Bithumb after its accidental $43 billion Bitcoin handout to customers last week.

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China's gradual retreat from US government debt is evolving from a quiet background trend into an explicit risk-management signal, and Bitcoin traders are watching the market for the next domino. The immediate trigger for this renewed anxiety came on Feb.