Retail traders hunt capitulation in crypto selloff
Santiment said crypto retail investors are increasingly trying to “meta-analyse” the market downturn to determine whether prices have already bottomed.
Santiment said crypto retail investors are increasingly trying to “meta-analyse” the market downturn to determine whether prices have already bottomed.
CoinShares said fears that quantum computing could soon threaten bitcoin are overstated, arguing that only about 10,230 BTC sit in wallets realistically worth attacking.
BitMine bought nearly $42 million worth of Ethereum on February 7, adding to its position as the largest corporate holder despite a deepening crypto downturn.
Venture capital investors are clashing over whether non-financial crypto and Web3 use cases have failed due to weak demand or are simply waiting for clearer regulation to emerge.
Commodity Futures Trading Commission reissued a staff letter clarifying that national trust banks are permitted to issue payment stablecoins under existing US regulatory guidance.
Arthur Hayes said recent declines in bitcoin prices are being intensified by institutional dealer hedging tied to structured products linked to BlackRock’s bitcoin ETF.
Tether said it has frozen more than $500 million in digital assets linked to an alleged illegal gambling and money-laundering network operating in Turkey.
Vitalik Buterin said much of today’s DeFi activity fails its core purpose, arguing that true decentralised finance must reduce counterparty risk rather than simply optimise yield.
Sanae Takaichi secured Japan’s largest post-war electoral victory on February 8, 2026, strengthening her mandate to pursue aggressive economic and regulatory reforms with implications for crypto markets.
Drake placed a $1 million wager denominated in bitcoin on the New England Patriots to win Super Bowl 2026, reigniting talk of the so-called “Drake curse.”
Robert Kiyosaki reignited debate in crypto markets after revealing he has sold part of his bitcoin and gold holdings while waiting for lower prices to re-enter.
Bitcoin staged a tentative rebound to about $70,854 on February 8 after plunging nearly 37% from its highs, leaving investors questioning whether the move marks recovery or a temporary pause.