Cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced a major shift as investors pulled substantial funds from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. According to Sosovalue, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $186.28 million, while Ether ETFs saw $22.46 million in withdrawals, marking a reversal from the previous weeks inflows.

A solo Bitcoin miner achieved a rare feat by successfully mining block 883,181 on February 10, earning a reward of 3.125 BTC, valued at over $300,000. The total block reward, including transaction fees, reached 3.15 BTC, with Bitcoin priced at approximately $96,286 per coin, according to Mempool.space.

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju highlighted Bitcoins resilience despite a massive sell-off by whales. Since 2023, these large holders have offloaded $142 billion worth of BTC, yet the market has remained bullish.

Bloombergs senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone suggests Bitcoin may be losing momentum to gold as market volatility declines. He notes that the VIX (Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index) is falling, signaling reduced stock market turbulence.

MicroStrategy, now fully focused on Bitcoin (BTC), has once again expanded its holdings. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor announced on X (formerly Twitter) that the company added 18,527 BTC in the past week, increasing its total stash to 478,740 BTC.

Derivatives continue to drive the bulk of Bitcoin trading activity in 2025, with daily turnover ranging from a few hundred thousand to around one million BTC.

The chief executive of crypto exchange Abra believes Bitcoin (BTC) and other top digital assets may hit massive price targets this cycle for one main reason. Bill Barhydt says that economic policies under US President Donald Trump may inject a huge amount of liquidity into the markets causing crypto assets to soar to astronomical prices.

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Goldman Sachs has increased its holdings in Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), culminating in a substantial $1.5 billion investment at the end of the fourth quarter in 2024. This development is outlined in the 13F filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which reveal the firm's escalated commitment to digital asset investments.

The price of Bitcoin has been fluctuating in a narrow range, failing to breach significant levels of support and resistance. As investors await a clear decision, the asset is presently mired between $106,000 and $92,000, indicating hesitancy.

Trump's tariff policies shook the crypto market last week. Though countries like Mexico and Canada achieved a one-month postponement, tariffs on China have already been enacted.

The legal battle between Osprey Funds and Grayscale Investments continues to heat up, with Osprey challenging a recent court ruling that sided with Grayscale in a lawsuit over alleged unfair trading practices. At the core of the dispute is whether Grayscale misled investors by implying that its Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) would inevitably convert into an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF).

Gumi says it plans to stake its Bitcoin holdings in the Babylon protocol, earning secondary rewards while strengthening its Web3 operations.

While Bitcoin has not been immune to the volatility in the markets, Glassnode analysts believe it is doing relatively well. The altcoin sector experienced significant sell-side pressure amidst the volatility as many assets struggled to achieve widespread adoption or product-market fit, presenting a more challenging market environment.

Goldman Sachs reported over $2 billion in crypto exposure through Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETF) as of Dec. 31, according to its latest 13F form. According to its 13F form, the lender had a $1.

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Goldman Sachs' increased Bitcoin ETF holdings signal growing institutional confidence in crypto assets, potentially influencing market dynamics. The post Goldman Sachs boosts Bitcoin ETF holdings by up to 105% in Q4, SEC filings reveal appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Bitcoin (BTC) is currently experiencing a shift in market sentiment as its short-term holder (STH) Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) score drops to 1.05. Although Bitcoin investors remain in profit, this decline in the MVRV score suggests a cooling-off in buying enthusiasm, which could pave the way for potential price corrections in the near future.

Bitcoin (BTC), the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is showing signs of a potential surge towards a new all-time high (ATH). This prospect is linked to its historical and growing correlation with gold, which has seen significant appreciation amid global market instability.

Solana (SOL) could be on the cusp of an institutional adoption boom, as the network's growth accelerates and Wall Street giants line up to launch Solana-based investment products. The post Institutional Money Pours In as Solana's Growth Accelerates – Can SOL Overtake Bitcoin? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The decline in Bitcoin's OTC desk balances signals a shift toward exchange-based trading, potentially driving long-term growth.

The stablecoin market has significantly risen in value and has gained around $16.97 billion in 2025, as reported by blockchain analytics firm Glassnode. The total supply of cryptocurrencies has shot up slightly from around $194.2 billion to $211.2 billion in circulation, highlighting growing liquidity in the crypto sector.

The altcoin sector is undergoing one of its most severe devaluations amid widespread sell-side pressure, with liquidity concentrated on a few trading pairs. According to a recent Glassnode report, weak adoption and product-market fit have compounded these struggles.

A closely followed economist thinks that the Bitcoin (BTC) and crypto bull market still has room to run to the upside.

Widely followed crypto analyst Rekt Capital says that Bitcoin (BTC) is likely undergoing one of its final consolidation phases before making a run to new all-time highs.

Over the past 60 minutes, bitcoin's price has oscillated narrowly between $94,853 and $95,202, reflecting subdued trading activity amid a $1.88 trillion market valuation and $31 billion in daily volume. The asset has fluctuated between $94,898 and $98,467 in the last 24 hours, lingering 12.6% beneath its historic peak recorded 22 days prior.

Publicly traded crypto firms including Bitcoin miners saw substantial market cap gains in January, outpacing the crypto market itself.

Visa and Fold partnered to launch a credit card that offers bitcoin rewards. The new Fold Bitcoin Rewards Credit Card will join the debit card products already offered by Fold, which is a bitcoin rewards and financial services platform, Fold said in a Tuesday (Feb. 11) press release.

Cryptocurrency markets are trading lower on Tuesday, with Bitcoin tapping the $95,000 level. Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $95,189.97 -2.3% Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $2,600.05 -2.8% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $196.61 -2.8% XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.40 -1% Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.2519 -0.7% Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.00001559 -1.5% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume increasing by 52.2% and daily active addresses growing by 20.2%.

Ahead of the US inflation report, Bitcoin's price is experiencing a bearish correction. This drop is triggered by significant sell-offs among investors, creating intense bearish pressure in the $95K-$100K range. Meanwhile, various on-chain metrics indicate mixed sentiments regarding Bitcoin's next direction, as traders on both sides continue to heavily influence the price chart.

Japanese gaming and blockchain company Gumi has announced a 1 billion yen ($6.5 million) investment in Bitcoin (BTC) in a Feb. 10 letter to the market. The investment will occur from February to May and will represent 4.3% of Gumi's $150 million market cap.

James Howells, a 39-year-old British IT technician, continues his relentless fight to recover a hard drive containing 8,000 bitcoins, now valued at over 750 million dollars. Faced with the imminent closure of the landfill where his digital treasure lies, he is now considering a radical solution: purchasing the entire site from the municipality of Newport.

Trading legend John Bollinger has suggested that the price of Bitcoin (BTC) could potentially surge to the moon against Ethereum (ETH).

The Japanese hotel and investment firm Metaplanet witnessed its stock explode by a staggering 3,575% in the past year as it launched an aggressive Bitcoin (BTC) accumulation strategy. Metaplanet gobbled up 1,762 BTC last year and became “the best-performing stock worldwide,” according to a recent company earnings presentation.

Meme coins continue to draw attention in the cryptocurrency market, but SkyBridge Capital founder Anthony Scaramucci believes their speculative nature could have negative consequences. What Happened: In an interview with CNBC on Tuesday, Scaramucci cautioned that the frenzy surrounding meme coins risks distorting perceptions of Bitcoin, making some investors question its legitimacy as an asset.

Japanese mobile game developer Gumi Inc. announced plans to purchase 1 billion yen ($6.58 million) in bitcoin, aiming to bolster its blockchain initiatives and capitalize on cryptocurrency market opportunities.

In-kind redemptions are more tax-efficient and stand to increase the appeal of spot crypto ETFs for institutional investors.

A crypto market crash has occurred, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and the Dogecoin price witnessing significant declines. This price decline came following the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony before the Senate Banking Committee.

North Carolina is stepping up its game in the digital asset space. The state recently introduced a new bill, House Bill 92, known as the “Digital Assets Investments Act.

Bitcoin (BTC) is likely to move higher as US Treasury yields remain below 4.50%, creating a favorable macroeconomic backdrop for digital assets, according to Standard Chartered head of digital assets research Geoffrey Kendrick. In an internal note shared with CryptoSlate, Kendrick highlighted that the 10-year US Treasury yield has struggled to break above 4.

KULR Technologies, a leader in advanced technology solutions, has made a notable move in its corporate financial strategy by further expanding its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings. The company recently disclosed the purchase of additional Bitcoin at an average price of $103,905 per BTC, including all associated fees and expenses.

The Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) surged above 64% this week, its highest level since March 2021, sparking debate over an impending short squeeze that could send its price skyward. The stark warning comes from Joe Consorti, Head of Growth at Theya, who took to X on Monday to outline what he views as a decisive turning point for Bitcoin versus the rest of the digital asset market.

The BTC purchase is part of Gumi's broader expansion into the blockchain sector, which includes acquiring and managing “high-quality tokens.”

As BTC reacts to macro developments, crypto investors now view it as more of a risk-on asset than a store of value.

KURL Technology Group increased its Bitcoin treasury by $10 million, furthering its plan to accumulate the world's top cryptocurrency as a reserve.