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Bitcoin trading under $80,000 stirred debate after Jim Cramer questioned the silence of vocal bulls, spotlighting weekend liquidity gaps, psychological price levels, and recurring tensions between short-term market moves and longer-term crypto fundamentals.

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MicroStrategy, the enterprise software company that reinvented itself as a Bitcoin treasury leader, has once again hinted at expanding its already massive exposure to the worlds largest cryptocurrency. On Sunday, Executive Chairman Michael Saylor posted a familiar teaser on X, sharing a graphic captioned More Orange, a phrase he has repeatedly used ahead of new Bitcoin purchases.

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XRP is facing renewed downside pressure after a sharp and extended sell-off wiped out months of prior gains, pushing the asset dangerously close to the critical $1 psychological level. Market sentiment around XRP remains heavily bearish, with sellers firmly in control and bulls struggling to find any meaningful foothold.

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Bitcoins price dropped sharply over the weekend, falling below the $78,000 mark for the first time since April, as profit-taking met thin liquidity and a lack of new buyers. The sudden downturn has reignited bearish sentiment across the crypto market, with traders warning that the rally which previously lifted prices may have lost its momentum.

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Bitcoin fell to a nine-month low Saturday (Jan. 31) as it dipped below $80,000. The downturn was part of a wider drop for digital assets, according to a report by Bloomberg News, which points out that the world's most popular cryptocurrency fell to $75,709 at one point, while other coins saw larger losses.

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Ripple is confronting unresolved crypto fault lines as CTO Emeritus David Schwartz warns that revived early disputes — including Jeffrey Epstein's behind-the-scenes involvement — expose deeper structural weaknesses still influencing trust, governance, and industry cohesion.

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Austin Hill's correspondence shows Bitcoin infrastructure firm enforcing ecosystem loyalty in 2014

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Stock futures fell on Sunday night as Wall Street begins a new month of trading, with traders keeping an eye on bitcoin after a weekend sell-off.

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Risk-off flows drive liquidations, negative Funding Rates, and structural market stress.

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At press time at 4:45 p.m. EST on Sunday, Feb. 1, bitcoin is trading at $76,601 as cross-asset markets wobble under liquidation pressure, geopolitical tension, and a sudden loss of risk appetite. Markets Lose Their Balance as Risk Appetite Fades Across Assets The crypto economy now stands at roughly $2.

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Ten Ten claims Justin Sun used 12 employee identities to open Binance accounts and dump TRX tokens.

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Bitcoin's price action has fallen into bearish territory after dropping below an important previous low that had supported the rally for months. At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $78,560 after falling to as low as $77,082 in the past 24 hours, a move that crypto analyst XForceGlobal says represents a significant change in the technical structure.

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Divergent exchange flows reveal institutional repositioning as Bitcoin tests critical support levels

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Crypto is shedding speculation and embedding itself into everyday finance, with quiet adoption, tokenization, and institutional integration pushing digital assets toward a normalized role by 2026, according to Ripple's legal chief. Crypto's Quiet March Toward the Financial Mainstream Crypto is pushing past skepticism and cementing its place in mainstream finance and daily life.

 

Bitcoin slid again, and big-name bulls are talking. According to ARK Invest's team, the pullback after a rapid run is part of a wider picture that mixes gold, money supply measures, and investor flow.

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Bitcoin's recent sell-off has exposed a growing tension in crypto markets, pitting seasoned “buy-the-dip” investors against mounting evidence of structural vulnerabilities.

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Bitcoin crashed hard today. The digital currency plunged into the $75,000 range after sellers dumped massive amounts, wiping out more than 10% from recent highs and pushing prices below the $80,000 mark for the first time since April 2025.

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The “Bye America” trade has a habit of returning when markets stop debating whether the US is still the safest house on the block and start debating the price of living in it. Over the past week, that debate has shown up in the dollar.

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New CryptoQuant data shows how January's US winter storm disrupted Bitcoin mining as operators curtailed power use amid grid stress.

 

By the numbers, January 2026 saw long-sleeping wallets from the 2010–2017 era finally stretch their legs, moving about 4,905.98 BTC—worth roughly $383 million at today's exchange rates—after years of radio silence. Digging deeper, the data shows that 40.

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Bitcoin is faltering, and warning signals are multiplying. As hopes for a recovery fade, the market seems to be returning to the bearish patterns of previous cycles.

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Bitcoin took a hit Wednesday. The world's biggest cryptocurrency fell 6% to $84,000, leaving traders pretty nervous about what comes next in a market that can't seem to find its footing.

 

Markets have been loud this week. Precious metals punched through records, then gave back much of their gains, while major crypto tokens barely budged.

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This is the lowest levels in well over a month for the index.

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Dogecoin price dropped sharply over the past several days, triggering concern across the market. The meme coin fell 16% in four days, briefly breaking key psychological levels.