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Bitcoin just stabilized at 70K! This heavy news this morning could either blast the market to the sky or crash it to the ground at any moment?

Good morning, everyone! It is now 8:00 AM China time on February 10, 2026. The market has crawled back a bit from last week's bloodbath at 60K, with a total market cap up about 2% compared to yesterday, currently around $2.53 trillion. Bitcoin is hovering around $70,400, with a slight increase of 1-3% in the last 24 hours. The Fear and Greed Index is still in the extreme fear zone at 7-9, and everyone is still on edge.
1. Total market cap up slightly by 2%, barely breathing at $2.53T.
The total global cryptocurrency market capitalization is now $2.53 trillion, up about 2% in the last 24 hours, with a trading volume of over $200 billion. There is some bottom-fishing capital coming in during the Asian early session. BTC dominance is at 57-59%, and altcoins are slightly up, but still not fully awake.

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Bullish

2026 2 9 $BNB Overall Market:
• Global Cryptocurrency Market Cap: Approximately $2.53 trillion (up about 2% in the past 24 hours)
• 24-hour Trading Volume: Over $200 billion (funding activity has picked up)
Bitcoin (BTC):
• Current Price: Approximately $70,300 - $70,400
• 24-hour Change: +1% ~ +3%
• Rebounded from a low of $60K over the past week, currently holding steady around $70K
Major Coin Performance (24 hours):
• Ethereum (ETH): Approximately $2,060 - $2,070 (+2% ~ +4%)
• Solana (SOL): Approximately $90 (+3% ~ +5%)
• BNB: Approximately $662 - $665 (+2% ~ +3%)
• XRP: Approximately $1.50 - $1.51 (+3% ~ +4%)
Sentiment Indicator:
• Fear and Greed Index: 7 - 9 (Extreme Fear Zone)
Yesterday around 8, last week around 15, still in extreme panic, but slightly rebounded from last week's low (5-6).
Institutional Fund Flow:
• Bitcoin Spot ETF: Still seeing net outflows in recent days (hundreds of millions of dollars per day), but overall cumulative net inflow still exceeds $50 billion, with signs of institutional bottom fishing.
Other Key Data:
• BTC Dominance: Approximately 57-59%
• Leverage Liquidation: Significantly reduced after last week's highs
• On-chain: Exchange BTC supply is at a low, whales are still accumulating at low levels
Summary in One Sentence:
The market has recovered from last week's bloodbath at $60K and is currently fluctuating around $70K, but sentiment remains extremely fearful, belonging to the "small rebound in fear" stage.
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Can the market slowly recover to its original state?

Good morning! It is now 10:30 AM China time. The market has been relatively stable overall from last night to this morning, with the total market capitalization increasing by about 2% from yesterday, bouncing back from 2.5T to around 2.55T. Bitcoin continues to hover around 70K, currently fluctuating around $70,400. The Fear and Greed Index is still in the extreme fear zone at 7-9, although it's a bit better than last week's crash, everyone remains cautious.

1. Total market capitalization rebounded slightly by 2%, recovering a bit at 2.55T.

The global cryptocurrency market capitalization is now $2.55 trillion, increasing by about 2% in the last 24 hours, with funds gradually coming in after yesterday's low. Trading volume is over 200B+, and there have been bottom-fishing orders in the Asian early session. BTC dominance is at 57-59%, with altcoins following suit in the green, but not fully released yet.

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Bitcoin from 60,000 to 70,000: Is it the end or the beginning?

Imagine this: a week ago, you were staring at the candlestick chart, watching Bitcoin plummet from 70K to below 60K, feeling your heart sink and wondering if you should switch to gold? After all, gold is tangible, unlike Bitcoin which is intangible. And then? Overnight, the bull market bull woke up, and the price surged from the 60K low to the 70K mark like it was injected with adrenaline! Now, it stands firmly above 70K, with a 24-hour increase of over 10%, and the total market cap has recovered to 2.5 trillion dollars. Is this rise just a fleeting false rebound, or is it the key to the bull market's door? Let's discuss it together. Let's first talk about the origins of this 'resurrection'. Last week, the market was hit by a double blow from the Fed's hawkish signals and the U.S.-Iran geopolitical powder keg, causing Bitcoin to break through the 69K support and plummet to 60K, with the fear and greed index plunging to 5—its lowest in 6 years! Retail investors were crying out, while the whales were sharpening their knives in the shadows. So what happened? On Friday afternoon, Polymarket betting showed that the probability of 'breaking 75K in February' soared to 64%, and institutional bigwigs began to buy the dip. BlackRock’s ETF outflow stopped the bleeding and slightly turned into inflow. Data doesn’t lie: on-chain data shows that the supply of Bitcoin on exchanges has hit a six-month low, and the proportion of holdings in whale addresses has reached an all-time high. I believe that 70,000 dollars is not the end; it is the starting point! Why? Because the end of the halving cycle's effect doesn't feel finished yet, and the bull market beginning in 2024 is just getting warmed up. The year 2026 is destined to be a year of institutional frenzy. We retail investors must also keep pace with the market rhythm and not get tricked into jumping off early.

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Bullish

This is the explosive news in the cryptocurrency market this afternoon (February 8, 2026, China time afternoon). Although the overall market is still struggling in a bear winter, there are several heavyweight news items worth paying attention to. 1. Bybit exchange ETH trading major bug, suspected loss of 200 million USD. Starting from 4 PM UTC (12 PM China time), ETH trading pairs experienced second-level volatility, with Bybit's internal market maker Time Research making a P0 level error, causing a huge market shock, with estimated losses exceeding 200 million USD. As of now, Bybit has not responded officially, and investors are furious. This incident directly drags down the ETH price, with complaints all over X. In the short term, the trust crisis in exchanges may amplify selling pressure.
2. The US Congress passes the first major cryptocurrency law! Stablecoins officially regulated. A historic moment: Congress just passed the stablecoin regulation bill, which is the first major cryptocurrency legislation in the U.S. X exploded with discussion, some shouting "start of the bull market," but there are also concerns about rising compliance costs. BTC and USDT may experience fluctuations in the short term, but clear regulations are a double-edged sword.
3. Bitcoin breaks 70K, Polymarket predicts a 64% chance of hitting 75K in February. BTC broke through the 70K mark this afternoon (peak at 70,132 USD), rebounding 3-5% from the morning low. Polymarket betting shows a 64% chance of reaching 75K within February, and whales are starting to bottom-fish altcoins like certain small-cap coins. Market sentiment has eased from extreme fear, but don’t be too optimistic.

#摩根大通看好BTC #易理华旗下TrendResearch减仓

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Today's slight increase is a win

Today is February 8, 2026 $BNB 1. Total market capitalization has rebounded slightly by 4-5%, and 2.5T is showing some recovery.
The global cryptocurrency market capitalization is now 2.5 trillion USD, with a 24-hour increase of around 4%. It was hit hard yesterday, but today it finally took a breather. Trading volume is over 200B, and there are some buying opportunities at the lows. BTC's dominance is at 57-59%, and altcoins are following suit, but overall they are still weak. On the macro front, tech stocks have stabilized, risk aversion has eased a bit, but the Fed's hawkish stance is still pressuring the market.
2. Bitcoin has climbed back to 70K after yesterday's disaster and a small rebound.
BTC is currently in the 69.5K-70K range, with a 24-hour increase of 3-5%. The lowest point yesterday was over 60K, and today's high is 70K. Technically, it has held above 69K, but analysts say this is a dead cat bounce, and we still need to see if it can break 70K in the short term. 1.26B liquidation from yesterday's turmoil, geopolitical tensions and ETF outflows are still present, but institutions bought a bit at the lows.

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The market has finally rebounded, and friends holding spot can sleep soundly now.

The global cryptocurrency market capitalization is now $2.4 trillion, up about 8% in the last 24 hours, but has retreated from the daytime high. Trading volume is over 300B, and many are buying the dip. BTC dominance is between 57-59%, with altcoins fluctuating. On the macro side, tech stocks have stabilized a bit, but the Fed's hawkish stance and government shutdown fears are still weighing down sentiment.
2. Bitcoin halted after reaching 72K and has pulled back to 71K, continuing the roller coaster.
BTC is currently in the 71K range, with a 24-hour increase of 8-10%, a daytime high of 72K, but the rebound has stopped. Technically, it has held above 70K, but analysts say we need to see if 72K breaks in the short term. Geopolitical tensions and ETF outflows are still causing issues, but institutions are buying at the lows.

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Brothers, it's finally rising

Compared to yesterday, the total market value rebounded by 10-12%, showing some improvement at 2.5T
The global cryptocurrency total market value is now 2.5 trillion dollars, up about 10% in 24 hours, rebounding from a low of 2.3T yesterday. Trading volume is booming at 300B+, but mainly from buying at the low point. BTC dominance is at 57-59%, altcoins are also turning from red to green, but overall still weak. On the macro side, tech stocks are rebounding and gold prices are stable, risk aversion has eased a bit.
(This market rebound chart shows the total market value curve rising from the low point)
2. Bitcoin bounced back from 60K to 70K, the roller coaster is really exciting
BTC is now in the 70K-71K range, up 11% in 24 hours, with a low of 60K yesterday and a high of 71.4K today. Technically, it has held the 60K mark, analysts say this is an oversold rebound, but don't get too excited too early, we still need to see if 70K holds in the short term. The Fed remains hawkish and geopolitical tensions are still present, but there are institutional buys coming in at the low point.

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Bullish

February 6th, the People's Bank of China and eight other departments severely crack down on cryptocurrency, etc.
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, February 6th - The People's Bank of China and eight departments jointly issued a notice, clarifying that virtual currency-related businesses are illegal financial activities, and are strictly prohibited within the country. Virtual currencies are not legally compensable and services such as exchange, trading, and information intermediation are prohibited. Foreign entities are not allowed to provide related services within the country.
The notice prohibits the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) activities, except for approved financial infrastructure. Continuous rectification of virtual currency “mining” will take place, shutting down projects and strictly prohibiting any new ones.
Strengthen risk monitoring, crack down on fraud, money laundering, and other crimes. Company registration must not contain terms like “virtual currency” or “crypto assets.” In the next steps, efforts will continue to combat virtual currency speculation and maintain financial order. Where will cryptocurrency trading go in the future in China? #加密市场回调 $BNB

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Daily Cryptocurrency News

$BNB It is now 8 PM China time, and it has just passed 7 AM on the East Coast. Today, the market first dropped and then rebounded, with the total market cap falling a bit from around 2.49T to about 2.3T, down 7% over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin touched a low of 60K during the day and is now fluctuating between 65K-66K. The fear and greed index is probably stuck between 10-12, and everyone is in a panic, thinking it’s all over. 1. Total market cap down 7%, 2.3T bleeding.
The global cryptocurrency market cap is now 2.3 trillion USD, down 7% in 24 hours, evaporating 800B in a month. It has been halved from its peak of 4.3T. Trading volume is explosive, but it’s all selling off. Bitcoin's dominance is 57-59%, while altcoins are faring worse, almost all in the red. On the macro side, tech stocks have crashed, and risk aversion is at an all-time high, dragging crypto down with it. 2. Bitcoin pulled back from 60K to 65K, a rollercoaster ride.

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In this round of sharp decline, who can withstand the most: gold, silver, US stocks, or cryptocurrencies?

#全球科技股抛售冲击风险资产 The financial markets have been in complete chaos these days. How much have your assets lost? Since the end of January, a sudden crash has caught everyone off guard. Over in the US stock market, the Dow Jones index dropped nearly 600 points in one day, the S&P 500 turned negative directly, and the Nasdaq also took a tumble. What about cryptocurrencies? Bitcoin slid from the peak of over $60,000 at the end of last year, losing more than 26% of its market value. Gold and silver, which were originally regarded as the safe havens, also couldn’t escape this disaster, with gold prices plunging from above $5,400 down to around $4,900, and silver prices fared even worse, crashing nearly 30%. This round of collapse is like a collective escape for survival; everyone wants to know, among gold, silver, US stocks, and cryptocurrencies, who can withstand the most punishment?

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Bullish

Under the leadership of #CZ and #何一 , Binance will definitely reach heights that many people cannot currently imagine. Let's slowly witness what surprises Binance will bring us $BNB
$BTC

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Bearish

Completed completed all completed comprehensive crash $BTC #BTC何时反弹？

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Kevin Warsh (#沃什获提名利多还是利空 ) was formally nominated by Trump on January 30, 2026, to succeed Jerome Powell, whose term ends in May. The nomination still requires Senate confirmation, and he has not yet officially taken office. The overall impact on the stock market is predominantly short-term negative, mainly based on the immediate market reaction and analyst interpretations after the nomination announcement: • Immediate Market Reaction: After the nomination announcement, US stocks generally fluctuated downwards or collectively declined (e.g., the Nasdaq fell by more than 1% at one point), the US dollar index strengthened, US Treasury yields rose, and gold and silver prices plummeted. This reflects investors' dominant interpretation of Warsh's policies as "hawkish," leading to pressure on risk assets. • Reasons: • Warsh's historical stance is hawkish: He opposed quantitative easing (QE), criticized the Fed's excessively large balance sheet (currently about $7 trillion), and advocated for significant balance sheet reduction and reduced market intervention. This could mean a more cautious monetary policy in the future, a slower pace of interest rate cuts, or even maintaining high interest rates or no rate cuts in the short term, thus compressing stock market valuations. • Added uncertainty: The market is concerned that the Fed's independence will be weakened by Trump (Trump has publicly stated that he wants Warsh to cut rates, otherwise he "won't nominate him"). At the same time, Warsh's "rate cut + balance sheet reduction" combination is seen as "hawkish easing," which may lead to increased volatility in the short term and the removal of "Fed put" expectations. • Some institutional views: For example, Citadel predicts that the Fed may not cut rates for a year; Huatai Securities and others believe that cutting rates first and then reducing the balance sheet may trigger an overreaction in the market. • Medium- to long-term outlook: Not an absolute negative. Warsh recently expressed support for rate cuts to address the economic slowdown, but consensus needs to be reached within the FOMC (the chairman only has one vote). If the final rate cut path is moderate (market futures have adjusted from the original expectation of one rate cut to two), or if the Fed maintains a certain degree of independence, US stocks may see support, especially growth stocks and the real estate sector. However, if hawkish sentiment becomes more pronounced, quantitative tightening accelerates, or policy uncertainty persists, it will exert sustained pressure on the stock market. Overall, current market sentiment is dominated by caution and volatility, with a higher probability of short-term negative factors. It is recommended to pay attention to the Warsh hearings, updates to the Fed's dot plot, and economic data. ($BNB )

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With such a decline in the cryptocurrency market, will a large number of people exit and stop playing?

Recently, the cryptocurrency market has been overwhelming. Bitcoin has dropped from last October's peak of $125,000 to barely holding around $70,000 now, with a decline of over 25% in the past month, and it has recorded several months of continuous bearish trends, setting a rare record for long bearish candles in recent years. The total market capitalization has significantly shrunk, and major coins like Ethereum and SOL have also suffered heavy losses, with over 200,000 liquidations occurring within 24 hours, and panic has spread throughout the community. Many are already asking: will this significant drop completely deter a large number of retail investors?

In fact, this kind of 'falling into existential doubt' scenario occurs in the crypto circle every few years. In 2018, Bitcoin crashed from $20,000 to over $3,000, with a decline of over 80%, countless projects went to zero, and there were daily shouts in the community of 'It's over, I'm out.' In 2022, the Luna crash and the FTX collapse saw the market cap halved from $3 trillion, and many people directly deleted apps, announcing a permanent farewell to the crypto circle. Every bear market is accompanied by a large number of 'weak hands' exiting: those who bought high suffer losses, newcomers are completely dominated by emotions and exit, and active addresses and trading volumes often plummet by over 50%.

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Kevin Warsh (#沃什获提名利多还是利空 ) was formally nominated by Trump on January 30, 2026, to succeed Jerome Powell, whose term ends in May. The nomination still requires Senate confirmation, and he has not yet officially taken office. The overall impact on the stock market is predominantly short-term negative, mainly based on the immediate market reaction and analyst interpretations after the nomination announcement:

• Immediate Market Reaction: After the nomination announcement, US stocks generally fluctuated downwards or collectively declined (e.g., the Nasdaq fell by more than 1% at one point), the US dollar index strengthened, US Treasury yields rose, and gold and silver prices plummeted. This reflects investors' dominant interpretation of Warsh's policies as "hawkish," leading to pressure on risk assets.

• Reasons:

• Warsh's historical stance is hawkish: He opposed quantitative easing (QE), criticized the Fed's excessively large balance sheet (currently about $7 trillion), and advocated for significant balance sheet reduction and reduced market intervention. This could mean a more cautious monetary policy in the future, a slower pace of interest rate cuts, or even maintaining high interest rates or no rate cuts in the short term, thus compressing stock market valuations.

• Added uncertainty: The market is concerned that the Fed's independence will be weakened by Trump (Trump has publicly stated that he wants Warsh to cut rates, otherwise he "won't nominate him"). At the same time, Warsh's "rate cut + balance sheet reduction" combination is seen as "hawkish easing," which may lead to increased volatility in the short term and the removal of "Fed put" expectations.

• Some institutional views: For example, Citadel predicts that the Fed may not cut rates for a year; Huatai Securities and others believe that cutting rates first and then reducing the balance sheet may trigger an overreaction in the market.

• Medium- to long-term outlook: Not an absolute negative. Warsh recently expressed support for rate cuts to address the economic slowdown, but consensus needs to be reached within the FOMC (the chairman only has one vote). If the final rate cut path is moderate (market futures have adjusted from the original expectation of one rate cut to two), or if the Fed maintains a certain degree of independence, US stocks may see support, especially growth stocks and the real estate sector. However, if hawkish sentiment becomes more pronounced, quantitative tightening accelerates, or policy uncertainty persists, it will exert sustained pressure on the stock market. Overall, current market sentiment is dominated by caution and volatility, with a higher probability of short-term negative factors. It is recommended to pay attention to the Warsh hearings, updates to the Fed's dot plot, and economic data. ($BNB )

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Bullish

In the future, the next Binance will be able to solve all your troubles. #$BNB • MSTTRUSDT: corresponds to MSTR (MicroStrategy), which is commonly referred to as the micro strategy company in Chinese (a technology company known for holding a large amount of Bitcoin).\n• AMZNUSDT: corresponds to AMZN (Amazon.com), known as Amazon in Chinese.\n• CRCLUSDT: corresponds to CRCL (Circle Internet Group), referred to as Circle in Chinese (the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, a global fintech company).\n• COINUSDT: corresponds to COIN (Coinbase Global), known as Coinbase in Chinese (the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the United States).\n• PLTRUSDT: corresponds to PLTR (Palantir Technologies), known as Palantir Technologies in Chinese (a big data analytics company).\n

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Daily Cryptocurrency News

It is now February 5, 2026 (China time 20:00 / US time EST 7:00 AM update). It is now 8 PM in China, while it is just after 7 AM in the US. The market continues to plummet today, with the total market capitalization dropping by about 6% compared to yesterday, falling from around 2.6T to just over 2.5T. Bitcoin has directly broken the 71K mark, touching a low around 70K, and is now barely hovering around 70,800. The Fear and Greed Index has plummeted to 11-12, firmly in the “extreme fear” zone, and everyone is panicking.

Let me briefly summarize today's situation, with data from places like CoinMarketCap and Coingecko. DYOR, don’t take this as investment advice.