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A draft legislation proposing the creation of a bitcoin strategic reserve fund has been referred to the House Commerce Committee following the failure of a similar 2025 initiative.

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Anchorage Digital, the first federally chartered U.S. crypto bank, has added perpetual preferred stock in bitcoin treasury firm Strategy to its balance sheet.

 

Bitcoin is attempting to stabilize after a sharp liquidation-driven wick that briefly pushed the price toward the $60K region earlier this month. The daily structure still remains uncertain, but early signs of momentum stabilization are emerging as BTC price trades near $65,600, up roughly 2.4% over the past 24 hours.

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Cryptocurrency analyst Willy Woo countered former White House official David Stockman‘s critique of Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) “store of value” narrative on Tuesday, noting that top Wall Street stocks endured similar volatility in the past. Stockman Mocks Bitcoiners In an X post, Stockman questioned Bitcoin's recent performance, highlighting its 48% drop from record highs to $65,000 in just four months.

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Bitcoin price has rebounded slightly after recent selling pressure, yet broader technical signals remain cautious. The crypto king recently broke down from a triangle pattern, raising concerns of further downside.

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Jameson Lopp is escalating his criticism of BIP-110, arguing the proposal could trigger a disruptive Bitcoin chain split while failing to stop the behavior it is meant to curb. In a Feb.

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President Vladimir Putin has signed a new law granting Russian courts the power to seize or confiscate crypto assets such as Bitcoin. It comes as Russia pushes for crypto regulations and crackdown foreign crypto exchanges.

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Michael Saylor's Bitcoin treasury firm Strategy has made its first significant transfer from its BTC holdings after two months. This especially comes as the firm currently faces over $9 billion in unrealized losses as the coin continues its downtrend.

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Bitcoin has remained under sustained pressure since losing the $70,000 level, entering a corrective phase that has gradually pushed price lower while defining a consolidation range just above the $63,000 zone. Momentum has weakened noticeably, with buyers struggling to regain control and volatility compressing as the market searches for direction.

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The token is consolidating around $0.0940–$0.0945 with higher lows, signaling constructive momentum after the breakout.

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River reports that Bitcoin adoption surged in 2025, cementing it as a mature asset class, even as its price has halved since hitting a peak in October.

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David Schwartz, Ripple's Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and one of the original architects of the XRP Ledger (XRPL), has taken to the X social media network to shut down speculation regarding the network's perceived centralization.

 

Recent on-chain data has revealed the fragility of Ethereum's price action, alongside a distinct pattern among accumulating whales.

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Bitcoin (BTC) traded in a tight range on Monday, extending its sideways consolidation after a volatile week.

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Debate is raging in the crypto community as Justin Bons, founder and CIO of Cyber Capital, argues that Ripple's XRP Ledger (XRPL) is “centralized.”

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The Ethereum Foundation has made one thing clear this week: it is not backing just any DeFi project with a token and a dashboard. In a series of posts outlining its direction, the Foundation said it wants to see decentralized finance thrive, but only if it lives up to core principles.

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Solana failed to settle above $85 and trimmed some gains. SOL price is now recovering losses from $76 and showing a few positive signs.

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XRP price started a recovery wave above $1.380 but failed near $1.3980. The price is now consolidating and might aim for a fresh move above $1.40.

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A broad uptick across tokens arrived alongside a softer greenback and a rally in Asian equities, though analysts remain split on whether the Feb. 5 lows will hold.

 

Market jitters over a futuristic risk met a calm reply this week. Some voices warn that quantum machines could one day threaten the keys that protect Bitcoin and other cryptos.

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Bitcoin continues to struggle to reclaim the $65,000 level as persistent selling pressure and weakening sentiment keep the market in a fragile state. Price action has remained subdued in recent weeks, with volatility elevated and risk appetite constrained by tightening liquidity conditions and macro uncertainty.

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The bitcoin fear & Greed Index fell to 5 amid the latest sell-off, as reported by CoinDesk. A single-digit reading signals extreme fear and a capitulation-like mood among market participants.

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Bitcoin remains sensitive to broader risk sentiment, with traders positioning ahead of Nvidia's earnings and a rebound in global stocks.

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Bitcoin rallied above $66,000 following a positive close from US stock markets, putting Monday's AI and tech-stock driven sell-off to rest. Will $60,000 remain the BTC bottom?

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By staking treasury ETH, the Ethereum Foundation now directly participates in consensus while generating native, ether-denominated yield.