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Bitcoin dropped harder than anyone expected, and no one actually knows what set it off. It lost 16% in a week, crashing to $70,008, and at one point touched $60,000.

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Bitcoin is probably a bit too cumbersome for AI agents to use as a currency. But, it could still have utility as a store of value.

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The cryptocurrency market in early February 2026 is navigating a phase of high volatility. After a sharp weekend correction, Bitcoin (BTC) is currently stabilizing near $69,480, while Ethereum (ETH) struggles to hold the $2,095 level.

 

While the crypto fear index reaches historic highs, Metaplanet's CEO displays a disconcerting calm. Simon Gerovich brings up Buffett's philosophy to encourage investors to do exactly the opposite of the crowd: buy when everyone is selling.

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MicroStrategy stock got hammered today. The company's shares dropped nearly 9% to around $121.19 as Bitcoin's price kept falling toward the $72,000 mark, levels we haven't seen since late last year.

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The Bitcoin price climbed above $70,000 yesterday, just a day after crashing to as low as $60,000. Amid this BTC rebound, experts continue to share their opinions about whether the bottom is in or if there is likely to be another Bitcoin crash.

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The Bitcoin network's mining difficulty dropped by as much as 27% within a single adjustment period during China's 2021 crypto mining ban.

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Critical support zone between $0.13-$0.18 may determine whether ADA delivers 10x returns or breaks down

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On Saturday, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb faced a significant blunder, accidentally distributing over $40 billion worth of Bitcoins (CRYPTO: BTC) to customers during a promotional event. The exchange initially intended to give small cash rewards of 2,000 Korean won ($1.40) or more to each user, but instead, winners received at least 2,000 Bitcoins each, leading to a massive selloff.

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The XRP price was on the verge of losing the $1 level merely two days ago, as the entire crypto market succumbed to an almost unprecedented level of volatility and bearish pressure. The altcoin fell to as low as $1.16, its lowest level since November 2024.

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Jack Yi's firm reduces holdings from 601K ETH to just 39K as $1.8K liquidation threshold looms close

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What if your $24 bet exploded into $850,000 in only four years? Well, that's exactly what early Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) adopter Kristoffer Koch pulled off.

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Dogecoin shows early recovery signals as accumulation pressure builds near long-term support.

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Structured products and knock-ins created mechanical selling pressures during the Bitcoin drop

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Ethereum reclaims $2,000 as traders watch $2,625 weekly pivot and $2,100 resistance for next price move.

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Has the POTUS finally begun filling up the promised Bitcoin reserve? Jim Cramer claims so.

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Several X accounts have reignited a long-running debate in bitcoin circles, arguing that a single onchain bitcoin now underpins multiple financial claims across exchange-traded funds (ETFs), futures, perpetual swaps, wrapped tokens, and structured products.

 

The Bitcoin price has been on one of its worst runs in recent years, falling by double digits over the past week.

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The community was quick to pick up the inconsistency in his words, especially when it came down to BTC.

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Ethereum has just lost 40% of its value, but Tom Lee sees a rare opportunity in it. Between historical parallels and technological potential, this drop could well mark the beginning of a spectacular rebound.

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Last week, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) experienced a significant drop, plummeting to a low of $60,000, marking a 19% decline. The downturn is attributed to multiple factors, including massive deleveraging and miners being forced to sell, rather than a single catastrophic event.

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Bitcoin's hard cap is easy to understand: there will only ever be 21 million coins. What's hard to understand is that the marginal market is allowed to trade far more than 21 million coins worth of exposure, because most of that exposure is synthetic and cash-settled, and it can be created or reduced in seconds.

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The network's hashrate has dropped about 20% over the past month as bitcoin's price collapsed and Winter Storm Fern forced widespread miner shutdowns.

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DOGE TD Sequential signals weakening bearish momentum with potential upside toward $0.105–$0.112

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Bitcoin ETFs recorded $330.67 million in net inflows on February 6, ending a three-day outflow streak that drained $1.25 billion from products. BlackRock's IBIT led with $231.62 million in inflows.