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Tom Lee's Bitmine has moved closer to its goal of acquiring 5% of the total supply with its latest 20K ETH purchase.

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January's “fake rally” ended with Bitcoin losing its $84k floor as smart money sold into ETF euphoria, rebuilt stablecoin war chests, and shifted to defensive accumulation, according to a new monthly report published by Finestel.

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So if you think Bitcoin's short rally will change the crypto dynamics, wait, Bitcoin's crash may not be over because the market is still dealing with unstable liquidity, heavy futures-driven trading, and repeated sharp drops that keep trapping traders into false bottoms.

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A few Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) landed in a wallet tied to the network's mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, on Friday, sparking a wave of speculation and theories in the cryptocurrency community. Is Satoshi Really Still Active In Crypto?

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Initial support on the downside is around the $2,040 level, and the first prominent support is $2,000. Further losses may send the price to the $1,750 region, and the main support at that time could be $1,720.

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Ethereum price is aiming for recovery this week, following a sharp downturn last week. After plunging over 8% and touching a low of $1,747, its weakest level since May 6, 2025, Ethereum bounced back to around $2,080.

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The market just hit a heavy washout, and traders are now parsing whether that selling finished the move or only paused it. Based on reports, XRP fell hard after a January peak and then suffered another brutal day in early February that pushed prices deep enough to force many sellers out.

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ENS announced Feb. 6 that it will deploy ENSv2 exclusively on Ethereum L1 and cease development of its planned Namechain layer 2, saying recent Ethereum scaling — including a fusaka-driven gas limit increase to 60 million and a 99% drop in ENS registration gas costs over the past year — made L1 the preferable platform.

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The debate about XRP's true worth in the cryptocurrency industry has resurfaced, with pro-crypto lawyer Bill Morgan arguing that the asset was deliberately suppressed. In a post on X, Morgan claimed that an article by respected journalist Felix Salmon in 2013, "The Promise of Ripple," has been largely made hard to find online.

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Bitcoin could revisit $87,000 during consolidation, but only as a chance to add shorts, and not confirmation of a trend.

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What to Know: Solana's rejection at the $84 mid-band signals potential exhaustion and a risk of leverage unwinds in the short term. Capital is rotating from stagnant major cap altcoins into the high-growth Bitcoin Layer 2 narrative.

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South Korea regulators probe Bithumb after a $44B bitcoin credit error triggered selling and renewed exchange oversight concerns.

 

Cryptocurrency markets are projecting that XRP has a slim chance of hitting a record high in 2026, amid massive volatility in line with broader market sentiment.

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Solana weekly chart shows a possible final dip as RSI hits oversold levels, raising reversal odds and support focus.

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Amid a $1T crypto crash and historic BTC drawdown, Monero, BNB, Sui, AVAX and Chainlink quietly decouple as utility‑driven altcoins outperform majors.

 

Ethereum's chain is seeing more transactions than ever. But that doesn't mean the coin's price is going to climb higher than ever.

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The exits are large, the books are thin and the risks are high.

 

Digital asset investment products showed early signs of stabilisation last week as crypto outflows slowed sharply to $187 million, according to the latest CoinShares weekly report, despite continued pressure on crypto prices.

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China has ordered major banks to reduce their U.S. Treasury holdings, signaling a major shift in global finance. The move reflects rising concerns over U.S. debt risks and market volatility Experts belive that this decision could create new opportunities for Bitcoin and the overall crypto market. China Orders Banks to Reduce U.S.

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Large Bitcoin holders funneled 66.94k BTC into accumulator wallets during the latest dip, signaling quiet demand even as spot prices hover near recent highs. Bitcoin (BTC) whales are quietly turning this dip into an accumulation event, not a capitulation.

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Bitcoin declined today after China ordered banks to reduce US treasury holdings. This action reflects risk-off sentiment as the Chinese central bank increases gold purchases and reduces exposure to risk assets.

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Bitcoin price rebounded after an 8.5% weekly drop, but sentiment remains fragile as tech weakness and key U.S. jobs data shape BTC's near-term outlook.

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Ethereum ($ETH) successfully defended the psychological $1,700 support level, reclaiming the $2,000 range. This move reignited bullish sentiment across the derivatives market.

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Mining difficulty on the Bitcoin blockchain has dropped by the most since China's 2021 ban on crypto mining.

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Joshua Yabut, a Bitcoin Cash evangelist, stole an armored vehicle and took a joyride through Virginia in 2018, giving rise to one of the most memorable memes in cryptocurrency history. Let's review what he did and how the charges against him were dismissed.