Bitcoin price started a fresh upward move above the $98,000 zone. BTC is trimming losses but might struggle to settle above the $103,000 zone.

Jeff Park, Head of Strategy at Bitwise Asset Management, is confident that the imposition of tariffs will ultimately drive Bitcoin's value higher in the long run, even as these measures cause short-term fluctuations in the cryptocurrency market. According to Park, the potential economic effects of tariffs are a major reason why Bitcoin could see substantial growth over time.

Renowned market strategist Tom Lee on Monday recommended buying stocks amid the recent market sell-off triggered by President Donald Trump's tariffs but advised caution for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC). What Happened: Lee, managing partner and head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, stated in a CNBC interview that Bitcoin could face short-term hurdles despite its strong long-term potential.

Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced a significant drop, with its value plunging to $91,000 in the early hours of Monday. The decline follows unfavorable macroeconomic developments, including newly imposed US tariffs.

SEC rule change dilutes crypto enforcement powers, fueling XRP demand. Will Ripple's legal battle drive XRP past its all-time high?

Ethereum and Solana rebounded sharply from weekend lows after the U.S. halted trade penalties, with AI tokens providing additional momentum.

The U.S. government is taking a new approach to financial management with the creation of a Sovereign Wealth Fund. President Donald Trump signed an executive order over the weekend to establish the fund, aiming to strengthen the country's long-term economic stability.

The cryptocurrency market has been rocked by a sudden downturn, with Ethereum (ETH) at the forefront of the sell-off. Ethereum's price dropped by over 20% in just a 24-hour period, exacerbating the broader market's woes.

Nobel laureate economist Eugene F. Fama predicts bitcoin's collapse, estimating its chances of survival as nearly zero and dismissing it as worthless. Nobel Economist Says Bitcoin's Collapse Is Near Certain Eugene F. Fama, a Nobel Prize-winning economist known for his work on asset pricing and the efficient market hypothesis, believes bitcoin will ultimately become worthless.

BTC.D is likely to move higher to 63.84% and 72.5%. This could be excellent news for BTC, and horrific for the altcoin market.

World Liberty has moved over 90% of its multi-asset treasury including its AAVE, ENA and LINK positions, onchain data shows.

According to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, tariffs between the US and Canada have been postponed for 30 days. Bitcoin recovered from its earlier plunge to $92,000, and MicroStrategy's stock price rebounded 4%

The cryptocurrency market continues to display volatile behavior as XRP, Dogecoin (DOGE), and Ethereum (ETH) struggle to maintain their bullish momentum amid current downturns. As some coins, like XRP, show signs of weakness, others like Ethereum remain stuck in a downward trend.

XRP's price plummeted by 43%, wiping out weeks worth of gains. Just the most recent daily candle has created a vicious knife that is 30% downward, indicating extreme volatility and panic selling.

Bitcoin mining operations are increasingly adopting hashrate derivatives to hedge against revenue volatility. Industry leaders explain how these financial products provide liquidity, secure cash flows, and reshape mining economics. Experts discuss challenges and future implications for Bitcoin's network and market. The post Bitcoin Miners Consider Hashrate Derivatives as BTC Price Rises appeared first on Cryptonews.

Eric Trump's endorsement and World Liberty's ETH activity highlight growing crypto influence and potential market volatility from high-profile figures. The post Eric Trump bull-posts Ethereum as World Liberty Fi wallet sends millions of ETH to Coinbase appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Despite Bitcoin (BTC) reaching a daily low of $91,341.25 on Feb. 3 due to President Donald Trump's remarks on tariffs, BTC remains structurally strong, according to the latest edition of the “Bitfinex Alpha” report.

Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is currently facing one of the largest liquidations it has experienced since the infamous COVID market crash in 2020. The recent downturn has been severe, with $2.3 billion worth of liquidations in the past 24 hours alone.

As Bitcoin hovers around $99,634, traders and experts remain divided on its trajectory, with Polymarket data showing limited belief in reaching $200,000 by February's end.

According to Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy finally broke its 12-week streak of consecutive weekly Bitcoin purchases. The firm did not sell any shares of Class A common stock this week, nor did it use proceeds to buy BTC.

Other similar government-owned funds have invested in Bitcoin and crypto-related projects. So will this one do it too?

Cryptocurrency analysts of Coinidol.com report, the price of Ethereum (ETH) has dropped significantly and has reached the bottom of the chart.

Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis suggested Donald Trump's executive order creating a US sovereign wealth fund was a “big deal” for Bitcoin.

Miners are under mounting pressure with declining transaction fees and AI-driven disruptions. How can they adapt?

Data shows the sentiment among Bitcoin traders has plunged into the fear territory following the crash in the cryptocurrency's price. Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index Has Plummeted During The Past Day The “Fear & Greed Index” refers to an indicator devised by Alternative that tells us about the average sentiment that's currently present in the Bitcoin and wider cryptocurrency markets.

Ethereum price is testing a key support level that could determine its short-term and long-term trajectory. Market analyst Justin Bennett has identified this level as a crucial point where Ethereum must recover to maintain its bullish structure.

Cryptocurrency markets are trading higher on Monday despite record volatility seeing Bitcoin swing $10,000 per coin in nominal value over 24 hours. Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $102,020.83 +4% Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $2,737.78 -7.5% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $212.78 +4.3% XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.68 -0.03% Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.279 +1.2% Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.00001615 +1.7% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume increased by 26.6% and daily active addresses down by 0.4%.

Trump signs executive order for sovereign wealth fund, sparking speculation about potential US Bitcoin accumulation strategies. The post Trump's sovereign wealth fund move sparks curiosity over potential US Bitcoin acquisitions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

US authorities are reportedly disregarding pro-crypto Senator Cynthis Lummis' deadline to explain what happened to the Bitcoin (BTC) seized from the defunct darknet marketplace Silk Road. According to a new report by Bloomberg, anonymous people familiar with the matter say that the U.S.

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The crypto market just pulled off a dramatic reversal, with Bitcoin rebounding from $91,252 to $101,549 as of writing in hours. Every time BTC dips to this level, buyers aggressively defend it, making it a strong demand zone.

According to Satoshi Action Fund CEO Dennis Porter, Utah is leading the race to establish a Bitcoin reserve in the US. Porter claimed that the state's short legislative calendar encourages speedy action.

Bitcoin derivatives data suggest the bottom is in, but investors' fears could limit a recovery beyond $100,000.

Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) has seen a 10% drop in price over the past seven days, even as large investors remain active in the market. What Happened: World Liberty Financial, the Trump-related DeFi project, now holds 70,000 ETH, worth $224 million, at a current loss of around $36.7 million.

World Liberty Financial moved a huge amount of funds, including Ethereum and Wrapped Bitcoin, but the Trump-linked project said it's just managing assets.

On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin stages a comeback after tumbling as low as $91,212.63 after Trump announced tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico. Plus, James Davies of Crypto Valley Exchange breaks down the wave of liquidations in the crypto market in the wake of that sell-off, and how long volatility could last for crypto assets.

Bitcoin has recently faced a 10% retracement, leading to concerns about whether the bull market is over. This article explores on-chain metrics, institutional confidence, and macroeconomic factors to determine whether Bitcoin still has room for growth or if a cycle peak has been reached.

Bitcoin, the top cryptocurrency, has managed to reclaim the $100,000, experiencing extreme volatility.

Bitcoin (BTC) price fell to a low of $91,657 on February 3. Cryptocurrency price analysis brought by Coinidol.com.

Recently, Kiyosaki took to social media to comment on the current “bloodbath” impacting both traditional financial markets and cryptocurrencies. He had predicted a major crash would soon occur, and now that it seems to be unfolding, he has shared his thoughts on the situation.

World Liberty Fi, the DeFi fund linked to the Trump family, started moving all ETH and tokens to Coinbase Prime. The fund stated it is not selling, but reallocating assets.

Coinbase Institutional Head of Research David Duong joins CoinDesk to discuss the bloodbath across the crypto market amid President Donald Trump's global tariff war. Plus, insights in the digital assets sector from regulatory outlook to the next potential ETF product.

Bitcoin is the safest asset you can own today.

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued an executive order mandating the formation of a federal sovereign wealth fund, a move unveiled during a press briefing on Monday.

Following its January 28-29 meeting, the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, stating that it would wait for more substantial progress on inflation before considering any further cuts.

Bitcoin and select altcoins bounced back sharply, indicating solid purchasing demand at lower levels.

Bitcoin (BTC) has recently experienced significant price volatility, but according to veteran trader Peter Brandt, the leading cryptocurrency could still remain bullish even if its price falls to $80,000. Despite a recent wave of liquidations worth $2.2 billion and a steep drop in altcoin values, Brandt suggests that the current market conditions do not necessarily signal the end of Bitcoin's bull run.