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A bitcoin price drop to $58,000 could reignite buying momentum.

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Bitcoin price is facing renewed pressure after on-chain data flagged by Lookonchain revealed that a major whale has moved roughly 10,000 BTC to Binance over the past two days, raising concerns of potential selling activity.

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The cryptocurrency market has turned bearish again following a brief rally on Wednesday. Bitcoin is trading below $67K once again. Meanwhile, Ripple's XRP has failed to exhibit signs of recovery as it has retraced from the $1.41 resistance level again.

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Did bitcoin really hit the bottom at $60,000? Michael Terpin, CEO of Transform Ventures, warns of a new drop to $40,000 before a sustainable recovery.

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Crypto markets are entering a high-impact session as U.S. CPI data looms, and XRP price is positioning right at a structural decision zone. With inflation expectations shaping Federal Reserve policy outlook, today's data is not just a macro event, it is a liquidity trigger. XRP is holding near the $1.35–$1.

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Bitcoin has pulled back sharply, falling to levels seen before Donald Trump's reelection and bringing fresh fear into the crypto market. In a recent YouTube update, Altcoin Daily analyst Austin explained why the drop happened and shared a few altcoins he believes could perform well over the long term despite the crash.

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Among them are the crypto executives Brian Armstrong and Brad Garlinghouse, named by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The committee focuses on digital assets' industry insight to the CFTC for amendments of various regulatory frameworks under U.S. law.

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Bitcoin ETFs saw $410.37 in outflows as IBIT and FBTC led losses, while BTCW and DEFI maintained stable performance.

 

The Royal Government of Bhutan has sold another $6.7 million worth of Bitcoin this week, continuing a steady pattern of sales over the past three weeks. Data tracked by Arkham shows these transactions are part of an ongoing treasury plan, not a sudden sell-off.

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Fundstrat Head of Research Tom Lee said on-chain activity is growing fast, even as crypto prices stay flat. In a conversation at the Ondo Summit in New York, Lee shared data that challenges the idea that crypto is in a bear market.

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Bitcoin price remains under pressure, down around 1.2% over the past 24 hours and trading close to $66,000 at press time. While short-term rebounds continue to appear, the broader structure still looks weak.

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Standard Chartered cuts 2026 Bitcoin and Ethereum targets again, citing weak macro, softer Fed-cut hopes, ETF outflows and shifting investor positioning.

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South Korean banks are signaling a cautious stance toward renewing centralized exchange real-name account (실명계좌) partnerships following Bithumb's airdrop error. Institutions are reassessing operational and compliance risks without publicly confirming delays or suspensions of renewals.

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Bitcoin slipped 3% the last time this whale made a substantial deposit, is another decline on its way?

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A bill proposing the acquisition of up to 1 million BTC has been introduced to the Brazilian Congress, significantly expanding a previous national strategic bitcoin reserve. The draft, which will need to be greenlit, would put Brazil among the countries holding the most bitcoin.

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The XRP Ledger has activated Token Escrow (XLS-85) on mainnet on Feb.12, extending the network's native escrow mechanics beyond XRP to Trustline-based tokens (IOUs) and Multi-Purpose Tokens (MPTs). The amendment was enabled today with 88% consensus (30/34 validators) and was introduced in rippled v2.5.0 under the XLS-85 specification.

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Crypto markets have come under renewed selling pressure over the past few sessions, with Bitcoin leading the downside. As the broader market reacts to BTC's pullback, major altcoins such as Ethereum and XRP have shown relative stability. However, Solana is beginning to lag.

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South Korea's Gangnam Police Station has confirmed that 22 Bitcoins worth about ₩2.1 billion (roughly USD 1.6 million) were lost from police custody, authorities said on Friday.

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US spot Bitcoin ETFs are on track for a fourth consecutive week of losses as Standard Chartered cut its 2026 Bitcoin target to $100,000.

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If a weaker dollar hasn't fueled Bitcoin's upside, could a strengthening U.S. dollar flip sentiment bullish?

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Standard Chartered lowered its long-term outlook for Bitcoin (BTC) for the second time in less than three months as the cryptocurrency market appears to have entered a new bearish cycle. With the leading cryptocurrency currently consolidating below the key $70,000 level, the bank now warns that the asset could fall as low as $50,000 before staging a recovery.

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Bitcoin dropped hard Tuesday. The world's biggest cryptocurrency fell below $66,000 for the first time in weeks, hitting an intraday low of $65,312 during early trading sessions.

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As traditional finance experiments with blockchain-based markets, ethereum tokenization is gaining traction even as ETH trades below key resistance levels. ETHZilla has unveiled Eurus Aero Token I, billed as the first tradable tokenized aviation assets product on the Ethereum network, backed by jet engines leased to a major U.S. airline. The launch, announced on Feb 13, 2026, underscores how real world asset tokenization is expanding into the aviation finance sector.

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Crypto market participants bracing for high volatility and uncertainty to face two major headwinds today. Crypto Fear and Greed Index at 5 signals extreme fear ahead of Bitcoin, ETH, XRP, and SOL options expiry.

 

As investors reassess risk across digital assets, the bitcoin market is navigating a deep drawdown even as structural participation and on-chain liquidity remain notably resilient. Crypto markets remain in a sustained de-risking phase, shaped by macro headwinds, a holding Federal Reserve, fiscal uncertainty, and AI-driven capital rotation that has pushed BTC to a roughly 52% decline from its October 2025 all-time high. However, the key question is gradually shifting from how far prices can fall to when fresh demand returns.