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$HYPE and $ASTER , which are, so to speak, "unaffected by the bear market." Why is this? For the Hyperliquid platform, trading volume data is crucial. The platform has maintained very high trader activity for several weeks, and its fully on-chain order book model has attracted both retail and more advanced market participants. Growing revenue from transaction fees and the burn mechanisms associated with the HYPE token – including buyback elements financed by generated fees – reinforce the narrative of the project's real fundamental value. During a bear market, investors are increasingly seeking precisely these assets: those that generate stable cash flow and benefit from pure speculative activity, also betting on declines.
An additional impetus for Hyperliquid was the recent addition of tokenized assets for precious metals such as gold and silver.
The ASTER token has recently recorded significant growth, despite the broad altcoin market remaining in a correction. Several key factors can be identified here: firstly, the project is backed by CZ itself, the creator of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange and increasingly the "face" of the Aster platform itself. Secondly, the exchange is increasingly introducing improvements and solutions well-known from its closest competitor and the leader of the entire sector, such as its own mainnet and incentive campaigns. Aster also targets "privacy" capital by providing so-called "dark pools." This trading offer is for investors who want to maintain their anonymity on the blockchain, without the possibility of detecting who is behind a given wallet.

In the fourth quarter of 2025, Goldman Sachs sharply cut its investments in spot ETFs on $BTC and Ethereum, redirecting the money to new altcoin funds. According to its 13F filing, the bank reduced its exposure to Bitcoin by 39.4% (to $1.06 billion) and to Ethereum by 27.2% (to $1 billion). Instead, it bought positions in ETFs on $XRP ($152.2 million) and $SOL ($108.9 million). Sentiment improved in February 2026. Yesterday, Bitcoin ETFs received a net inflow of $166.56 million (the third day in a row of inflows). Ethereum also recorded +$13.82 million. QCP Capital analysts believe the local bottom is behind us, but they expect a sideways move in the short term. The key to Bitcoin's growth is the return of capital to spot ETFs. Ethereum is stabilizing thanks to large purchases (e.g., Tom Lee's BitMine is accumulating ETH), ETFs, or stronger macroeconomic impulses. Goldman Sachs reduced positions in BTC and ETH, focusing on XRP and Solana – a signal of a rotation toward altcoins. The market is rebounding in February, ETF inflows are returning, and macroeconomic data offers hope for rate cuts. Unfortunately, sentiment remains fragile – the fear index is at its lowest, and volatility is high. Everything is focused on waiting for the NFP and CPI. If the data is weak and ETF inflows continue, further growth is possible. If not, there is a risk of a return to the test of USD 60,000–65,000.

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Ripple has officially received a full license as an EMI from the Luxembourg regulator. This means Ripple can now offer Ripple Payments services to banks, fintechs, and businesses in all 27 EU member states under a single system. Despite this, the price of $XRP continues to plummet, as if it completely ignores the good news (such as the launch of ETFs for this token). Will we ever see a price increase like $MILK or $BULLA are currently showing, or will the price of XRP continue to be dependent on Bitcoin price fluctuations? Do you still believe in XRP and see its current price as an opportunity to buy and hold for better times, or do you think this token no longer has any real potential for significant growth? As XRP holders, I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this.

Today, while both $XRP and $BTC are bleeding, $MILK is producing a powerful green candle. Congratulations to those who are profiting from this token today. Share your achievements in the comments if you're one of the lucky ones 😊

$PIGGY The one-day chart has been looking extremely bullish since yesterday. Do you think the price could reach $4-5?

$ETH , $BTC and $XRP are nearing bottom. The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a deeper correction than expected, but one of Wall Street's most prominent optimists, Tom Lee of Fundstrat Global Advisors, believes the worst is behind us. In an interview with CNBC's Squawk Box on February 3, 2026, Lee stated that the current levels of Bitcoin and Ethereum create a rare combination of price and time that historically signals a local market bottom. Despite the declines, fundamentals remain intact—and are even improving—which could soon translate into a rebound. Tom Lee admitted that the sell-off in cryptocurrencies proved stronger than Fundstrat predicted. Bitcoin and Ethereum have lost a significant portion of their October 2025 gains, and altcoins are seeing even deeper declines. He believes the main reason for the capital turnover is FOMO in the precious metals market—gold and silver rose strongly in early 2026, attracting capital from risk assets. Additionally, cryptocurrencies currently lack strong short-term catalysts or additional leverage, which intensifies selling pressure in low liquidity conditions.
Lee's key argument is based on technical analysis conducted by advisor Fundstrat. Bitcoin near $77,000 and Ethereum near $2,400 are levels where price and timing have historically converged at turning points—often marking local lows. Furthermore, on-chain data shows improvement: the number of active Ethereum addresses is growing parabolically, indicating growing user adoption. At the same time, Wall Street continues to build infrastructure around cryptocurrencies (ETFs, custody, new products), creating a solid base for future growth.
Lee notes that the broader economy remains healthy, but political uncertainty in Washington—administrative decisions and the nomination of a new Fed chairman—is causing heightened volatility. "These are the moments the market likes to test," he said, warning that the uncertainty could persist until at least the middle of the year. What do you think about Tom Lee's thoughts?

$BTC Even before the financial world had had time to recover from January's volatility, a man the market has learned to listen to very carefully spoke up. Michael Burry, an investor known for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, warns. Bitcoin's recent decline could be much more than just another correction.

In his opinion, this isn't just a cryptocurrency problem. It's a potential trigger for a chain of forced liquidations that could spill over into gold, silver, and, more broadly, financial markets.
According to Burry, Bitcoin's sharp decline—which temporarily dipped below $73,000 and is about 40% below recent highs—forced financial institutions and corporate treasuries to shore up their balance sheets. In a post published on Substack, the investor indicates that as much as $1 billion in gold and silver may have been sold at the end of January. All this to cover losses resulting from exposure to cryptocurrencies. He believes positions in tokenized precious metals contracts were particularly hard hit. They were cashed out in the panic, being among the few assets "in the black." What was supposed to be a hedge has become a domino. Burry doesn't mince his words. He believes Bitcoin currently lacks an organic foundation that could halt a further price slide.

If the price falls below $50,000, he warns, Bitcoin mining pools could begin to go bankrupt, and the tokenized metals market could "collapse into a black hole without buyers." This is a particularly dangerous scenario for companies and funds that have built entire strategies around the "crypto as digital gold" narrative. According to the expert, this narrative is now crumbling.

Michael Burry has heard repeatedly that "this time is different." And history has repeatedly shown that this isn't necessarily the case. His current warning raises an uncomfortable question. What happens if another wave of cryptocurrency declines again forces institutions to sell everything they can sell?

If Burry is right, Bitcoin isn't just no longer a safe haven. It could become the spark that ignites something much bigger.

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On-chain analysts have spotted a transaction that has made waves across the cryptoasset sector. An anonymous whale, controlling an address beginning with the characters bc1pyd, sold his entire bitcoin holding in just eight hours—a total of 5,076 BTC worth approximately $384 million. The operation resulted in a loss estimated at around $118 million and sparked discussions about a possible culmination of the current bearish trend or its possible continuation. Why this divergence of opinions? Data provided by blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence shows that the investor accumulated bitcoin primarily through the Kraken exchange, paying an average of nearly $99,000 per coin. The decision to sell came as the BTC price plunged below $77,000, coinciding with growing volatility in the US stock markets. The majority of the funds ended up in deposits on the Binance exchange, with individual transfers reaching as much as 962 BTC, or approximately $71 million each. The wallet's history also shows fresh deposits from Kraken, including 300 BTC just a few days before the total. A wave of comments erupted on social media. Many users interpret this event as a classic "weak hands capitulation"—a moment when investors panic-sell assets after significant declines, fearing an even greater loss in portfolio value. Historically, such episodes have often occurred near market lows. Proponents of this theory also point to the inflow of nearly 6,000 BTC into spot ETFs in recent days, which may suggest growing interest from institutional investors. However, analysts point to the broader macroeconomic context. Declines on Wall Street, concerns about an economic slowdown, and uncertainty surrounding the policies and personnel of the US central bank are putting pressure on assets considered risky, including cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin is no exception, reacting to global sentiment almost as vehemently as stock markets. It's worth noting that if the classic four-year cycle for cryptoassets is still in play, we are currently in the early stages of a bear market.

Even though the price of $ETH has fallen significantly below $3,000, developers and key market players remain remarkably calm and show no signs of panic. Analysts indicate that the current situation is more likely a market correction than the result of fundamental technical issues with the protocol. On-chain analyses suggest that activity on the Ethereum network remains at a record high, contradicting the pessimistic sentiment on exchanges. The TVL indicator, measured directly in Ethereum units, is near its all-time high, indicating that capital is not fleeing the ecosystem. Another significant sign is the queue of validators waiting to begin staking their funds, which has extended to approximately 70 days. Such a long waiting time demonstrates the enormous and unwavering interest from institutions seeking to secure the network in exchange for rewards. Many observers argue that the price hovering around $2,500 represents an attractive opportunity for those who believe in the transformation of global finance. The lack of a massive sell-off by venture capital funds suggests that major players expect a return to growth in the second half of the year. An additional stabilizing factor is the increasing number of Ethereum burns under the EIP-1559 mechanism, which, given the high network activity, limits supply. The network's fundamentals appear intact, and technical adoption rates suggest the ecosystem is healthier than ever. Ultimately, it's not price charts but the number of active wallets and developers building new solutions that will determine the protocol's success. The market may remain irrational for some time, but data coming directly from the blockchain paints an optimistic picture.

$TRIA has been on the rise since yesterday. And for good reason. This is not a meme token. Tria is a routing and execution layer for modern finance, whose first reference product is a rapidly growing neobank. It enables the distributed world of networks, venues, and traditional endpoints to function as a single system for moving value.
Tria acts as an intelligence layer for value flow. Instead of forcing users or developers to manually manage bridges, networks, venues, and settlement paths, Tria takes a single intent, such as sending, converting, spending, or earning, and routes it from end to end for faster settlement, lower losses, and greater reliability. This intelligence is powered by BestPath.
Consumer neobanks are how Tria demonstrates the layer's performance in real life. The product experience that users perceive as a "great neobank" is a direct result of the routing and execution layer beneath it. Tria was able to quickly build a neobank with high functionality and rapid growth because BestPath consistently improves execution behind the scenes.

Tria Products and User Flows
Tria's consumer neobank app combines a set of everyday financial activities into a single account experience, powered by BestPath:
Issuing: Visa-powered credit cards available in over 150 countries, supporting spending from over 1,000 token balances.
Trading: Spot swaps and perpetual futures contracts (PERPs), designed for direct access from existing user balances.
Income: Vault-based income earning functionality for users who hold assets for longer periods.
Prediction Markets: Performance-based markets integrated into the trading experience.
In these flows, users express what they want to do, and BestPath determines how to execute it based on existing flows.