Criptobrother

proposes a pioneering strategy to protect bitcoins against the threat of quantum computing, which could derive private keys and put stored funds at risk in vulnerable addresses. The initiative aims to temporarily freeze the

exposed, preventing them from being spent until their owners demonstrate control through secure mechanisms, from cryptographic commitments to zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-Proofs). This preventive measure combines advanced security with flexibility, allowing users to safeguard their assets without losing long-term access.

After weeks of uncertainty

shows signs of recovery thanks to a key move by institutional investors: spot bitcoin ETFs in the United States recorded consecutive capital inflows for the first time since January 15. This steady flow, which included 371 million dollars on Friday, February 6, and 145 million on Monday, February 9, has had a direct impact on the market, driving the price of BTC from 60,000 to over 72,000 dollars in a matter of days. The correlation between ETF activity and the bitcoin quotation makes it clear that institutional appetite can be a decisive engine in the recovery of the cryptocurrency.

it has remained for the fifth consecutive day around 2,000 dollars, balancing between historical supports and selling pressure in the cryptocurrency markets. This stability occurs in correlation with

which recently rebounded from 60,000 dollars to surpass 70,000, although ETH's performance remains weaker. With a retracement of 60% from its historical maximum of 4,900 dollars and a macroeconomic context marked by uncertainty and risk aversion, the cryptocurrency is in a critical zone that could define its next direction: consolidation, correction, or a deeper pullback.

The BIP-110 proposal has sparked one of the most significant debates in the evolution of Bitcoin: should the network remain a purely monetary system or continue allowing broader uses such as NFTs, tokens, and data inscriptions? This soft fork proposal aims to restrict the storage of non-financial information, prioritizing efficiency, decentralization, and the use of

as digital money. Its approach targets reducing the use of block space for arbitrary data, freeing up capacity for financial transactions and decreasing the operational costs of nodes, a key factor for the security and sustainability of the network in the long term.

The mining company

surprised the market after selling 4,451 BTC, more than half of its reserves, raising approximately 305 million dollars to finance its expansion into the artificial intelligence sector. This strategic decision aims to strengthen its balance sheet, reduce leverage, and position itself in a market with more predictable revenues. Instead of relying solely on the inherent volatility of Bitcoin mining, the company plans to leverage its existing infrastructure to offer high-performance computing services, including GPU leasing and support for AI model training, a sector that currently concentrates a growing global demand.

This Tuesday, February 10th, the cryptocurrency market is trying to regain stability after the recent bearish pressure that led to

towards the zone of USD 60,000. This movement was driven by a challenging macroeconomic environment, marked by global risk aversion due to threats of new trade tariffs, geopolitical tensions, and a strengthened dollar. As a result, investors reduced exposure to high beta assets, causing a strong correlation between the crypto market and tech stocks, temporarily moving away from the safe-haven narrative.

Washington D.C. once again becomes the epicenter of a historic confrontation between traditional banking and the crypto ecosystem. The administration

summoned leaders from the largest banks in the United States, along with stablecoin issuers and key associations in the blockchain sector, to negotiate an agreement that could redefine the global financial balance. At the center of the debate is a crucial issue: the possibility of stablecoins offering rewards or interest, a feature that could accelerate their mass adoption and transform the way millions of users interact with digital money.

A recent report from

has put into perspective one of the most debated fears in the crypto ecosystem: the impact of quantum computing on Bitcoin. According to the analysis, only about 10,200 BTC equivalent to just 0.05% of the total supply present a real vulnerability, mainly in old addresses with exposed public keys. This finding reinforces the structural soundness of
and weakens the narrative of an imminent threat, highlighting that the modern architecture of the protocol drastically limits attack opportunities, even under theoretical quantum scenarios.

The Coinbase Premium index shows that institutional whales are back in action. After hitting historical lows last week, this indicator rose to -0.07, revealing that the accumulation by large investors has gained strength. Although it has not yet reached positive numbers, the movement suggests that institutional demand surpasses retail, which is a bullish sign for Bitcoin. This signal coincides with the price consolidation around 70,000 USD, following a bounce from 60,000 USD, validating key levels as buying opportunities and preparing the ground for a possible sustained rally.

The possible arrival of Kevin Warsh as the president of the Federal Reserve has revived a debate that could redefine the balance between monetary policy and financial markets. His proposal for a formal agreement between the FED and the Department of the Treasury aims to establish a clear roadmap to reduce the central bank's balance sheet, which still exceeds $6 trillion after years of quantitative easing. For traders and investors, this approach represents much more than a technical adjustment: it is a signal that the next phase of the cycle could be marked by a structural reduction in global liquidity and greater predictability in financial conditions.

The approval of the Law

and the recent authorization from the CFTC marks a historic turning point: banks in the United States can now issue their own stablecoins and use them as collateral in futures markets. This decision not only legitimizes the role of traditional institutions within the crypto ecosystem but also accelerates the convergence between conventional finance and blockchain infrastructure. For traders and investors, this represents a potential expansion of liquidity, greater institutional confidence, and a decisive step towards a financial system where tokenized dollars could circulate with the same naturalness as digital cash.

The recent setback of

up to 60,000 dollars has unleashed a true "hurricane" in corporate treasuries that bet on the asset as a strategic reserve. More than 22 publicly traded companies with strong positions in cryptocurrencies are facing accumulated losses nearing 28,000 million dollars, reflecting the magnitude of the impact. Companies like Strategy, Bitmine, and Twenty One Capital top the list of the most affected, evidencing that even institutional players are not immune to the inherent volatility of the crypto market. This movement has also erased a large part of the gains generated during the previous bullish cycle, testing the financial and emotional strength of those who adopted Bitcoin as a treasury asset.

While

retrace to $60,000 and the crypto market faces a wave of selling that has dragged most assets into losses greater than 20%, some projects emerge as notable exceptions. Decred (DCR), MYX Finance (MYX), Hyperliquid (HYPE), and Memecore (M) have managed to advance amid the bearish pressure, demonstrating that even in times of greatest uncertainty, innovation, strategic updates, and adoption can drive growth. These movements reflect a key reality of the ecosystem: capital does not disappear; it is redistributed towards projects with greater narrative, utility, and future expectation.

The regulation of cryptocurrencies in the United States has become a battleground where innovation, financial power, and political influence converge. While millions of users find in them

an attractive alternative with significantly higher returns than traditional banking, financial institutions watch with concern a possible massive capital flight. This change threatens a historic model based on low-yield deposits that support much of the banking profitability. In this context, the CLARITY bill aims to establish clear rules, but it has also sparked tensions between banks seeking to preserve their dominant position and crypto companies driving a structural transformation of the financial system.

The

of Bitcoin has hit a historic low of 31 USD per petahash per day, reflecting the direct impact of the BTC price falling below 70,000 USD. This metric, which indicates the gross income that a miner can generate based on its computing power in 24 hours, shows a downward trend since mid-January, deepening the crisis in the mining industry and reminding us that the profitability of ASICs is closely tied to market volatility.
The recent contraction of 40% in the hashrate of

The Puell multiple, an indicator that measures the profitability of Bitcoin miners, is once again in the so-called 'discount zone', signaling possible low prices to enter the market. Since November 2025, the

has traded around USD 69,000, 43% below its all-time high in October, and this metric suggests that the current period could be favorable for accumulating coins, always under the premise that prices could drop even further before rebounding. Historically, during crypto winters, this zone has remained for about 200 days, and we are currently at 91, approaching the midpoint of the cycle considered 'optimal' for buying.

The recent drop from

its all-time high of USD 126,000 to levels below USD 70,000 has generated uncertainty among traders and investors, fueling fears of a new crypto winter. However, Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer of Bitwise, presents a different perspective: this bear market did not start recently, but in January 2025. According to his analysis, the market deterioration has been occurring gradually, partly masked by the strong influx of institutional capital, especially through ETFs that absorbed enormous selling pressure. While retail sentiment weakened, institutional backing prevented deeper declines, evidencing a silent transition that is now beginning to be visible to all.

Every day, Venezuela burns millions of cubic meters of natural gas that could be transformed into a direct source of economic value through Bitcoin mining. Specialists and miners agree that this surplus energy represents a unique strategic opportunity: to convert a wasted resource into a liquid digital asset. This model, known as a 'digital pipeline', allows for the installation of mining centers directly at oil wells, transforming gas into electricity and that electricity into Bitcoin. The result is an innovative solution that not only generates income but also positions the country as a relevant player in the new digital energy economy.

Amid a growing campaign of fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD),

has responded with a resounding demonstration of transparency: its latest proof of reserves update reveals a dominant position with over $156 billion in custodial assets. This figure not only consolidates Binance as the largest exchange in the world by volume but also significantly surpasses the combined reserves of its main competitors. The publication of this data, backed by CoinMarketCap, reinforces confidence in the financial solidity of the platform and sends a clear message to the market: Binance operates with a robust and verifiable structural base.

has fallen below the psychological level of $70,000, completely erasing the bullish momentum that had arisen after the United States presidential elections. This movement reflects a significant change in market sentiment, driven by a more restrictive macroeconomic environment and an increasing correlation with the technology sector, which is also undergoing a corrective phase. The rotation of capital towards defensive assets, along with the decline of the Nasdaq and the increase in risk aversion, has put pressure on BTC, reminding investors that even the strongest assets are not immune to global forces.