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The cryptocurrency market has faced a major dip, with Bitcoin (BTC) touching the $86,000 mark. This recent decline has sparked panic across social media platforms, as traders watch closely for further volatility. As of the latest data, Bitcoin is priced at $88,275.05, marking a 1.67% drop in the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin's recent price action has been heavily influenced by whales on Coinbase, according to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju. In a Feb.

Bitcoin has long been known for its unpredictable price movements, but recent data suggests that volatility could be on the rise once again. A surge in leveraged trading positions has raised concerns among market analysts, as it points to a growing risk of large-scale liquidations and sharp price corrections.

A European Central Bank (ECB) advisor, Jürgen Schaaf, recently reaffirmed the institution's critical stance on bitcoin, stating that there is "no real economic necessity" for this cryptocurrency. According to Schaaf, unlike strategic reserves of commodities such as oil or gas, BTC does not present any real economic utility or relevant usage.

Crypto strategist Michaël van de Poppe is outlining a potential path for Bitcoin (BTC) that he believes would lay the groundwork for the next phase of the bull market.

El Salvador and Metaplanet boost Bitcoin holdings amid liquidations, showing continued faith in BTC's long term.

Investment manager BlackRock has transferred 1,800 Bitcoin (BTC), valued at approximately $160 million, to Coinbase Prime.

Dogecoin has fallen below $0.20 for the first time in months, marking a significant drop of over 11% in the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin's price dropped to a three-month low of $86,008 on Feb. 25, falling below the $90,000 mark for the first time since Jan. 13.

Michael Saylor's company, formerly known as MicroStrategy, is going through a tough financial period. Its stock has dropped more than 55% since the start of the year. This has sparked concerns about whether the company might have to sell off its large Bitcoin holdings to stay afloat.

Bitcoin's Wyckoff Accumulation phase nears completion as 26,430 BTC flows into whale addresses. Institutional demand could trigger a breakout toward $100,000.

GameStop has confirmed receipt of a letter from Strive Asset Management, urging the gaming retailer to use its substantial cash reserves to invest in Bitcoin. The post Strive Asset Management CEO Urges GameStop to Invest in Bitcoin appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin's recent market struggles have raised questions about whether the cryptocurrency is heading toward another wave of panic selling similar to what occurred in late 2022. On February 24, Bitcoin saw a drop of nearly 5%, and the total cryptocurrency market cap experienced a 6.65% decrease in just 24 hours.

Asset manager ARK Invest has picked up shares of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase as tech stocks dipped and Bitcoin fell to multi-month lows. According to the company's latest update, it picked up 41,032 shares of Coinbase Global Inc.

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the U.S. recorded their highest daily outflows yesterday as Bitcoin dropped below $90,000, triggering a risk-off sentiment among investors amid growing macroeconomic concerns.

All other crypto sectors underperformed Bitcoin this year, with average decline ranging from nearly 50% to as high as 85%.

Strategy stock plunged 11% on Feb. 25 as Bitcoin slipped below $90,000, raising concerns about a possible liquidation due to the company's massive Bitcoin exposure.

Net outflows for US spot Bitcoin ETFs (exchange-traded funds) approached the $1 billion threshold on Tuesday. It marks the extension of these losses, with weekly outflows approaching $1.5 billion.

Share prices for Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, have tanked following a massive Bitcoin and crypto market rout this week.

Bitcoin's price has continued its decline, dropping below several key levels in recent days. As of now, Bitcoin is hovering just above $87,000, marking a weekly drop of around 7.7% and a 19.6% decline from its all-time high of over $109,000 recorded earlier this year.

The attack starts with seemingly legitimate GitHub projects — like making Telegram bots for managing bitcoin wallets or tools for computer games.

Swyftx lead analyst Pav Hundal warns against going all-in on a quick correction but remains bullish on the month ahead and beyond.

Swyftx lead analyst Pav Hundal warns against going all-in on a quick correction but remains bullish on the month ahead and beyond.

While ARKB has yet to disclose flow data, analysts suggest that the rebalancing of institutional positions might have driven the outflows.

Bitcoin (BTC) tumbled below $86,000 in intraday trading, triggering a wave of liquidations as investors reacted to market volatility. Meanwhile, altcoins staged a notable recovery, with Ethereum (ETH) nearing $2,500 and Solana (SOL) surging 5%. Meme coins, including Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB), also saw gains, contrasting Bitcoin's downward momentum.

Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, recently shared her outlook on Bitcoin's (BTC) market, stating that the leading cryptocurrency's structure is poised for growth.

It is possible that after bouncing to $143, SOL would fall towards $125-$130?

Bitcoin ETFs in the US have seen more than $2.4 billion in net outflows over February as Bitcoin struggles to maintain a price rally.

European Central Bank (ECB) adviser Jürgen Schaaf recently criticized Bitcoin's economic utility, and argued that national Bitcoin reserves are too risky and lack fundamental necessity.

Investors pulled out funds from bitcoin and ether spot ETFs Tuesday as dwindling basis in the CME futures dented the appeal of carry trades.

Bitcoin has fallen below the $90,000 support level, with analysts at 10X Research warning that macroeconomic pressures could push its price down to $73,000. The post Bitcoin Could Drop to $73K as Macro Pressures Mount: 10X Research appeared first on Cryptonews.

The move higher was in line with a CoinDesk analysis on Tuesday, as a five-month low in a sentiment index and a large-scale liquidation event indicated assets were likely oversold and could see relief in the short term.

Bitcoin's price has faced a dramatic downturn, falling below $90,000 and reaching as low as $87,000 levels today. This steep decline places the cryptocurrency further away from its January all-time high of over $109,000.

Bitcoin's fall dragged down down altcoins as investor sentiment tanked to a five-month low.

Crypto prices today (February 26): Traders and investors remain rattled as Bitcoin (BTC) price briefly touched the $86K mark intraday, whereas altcoins showed a rising action during early Asian hours on Wednesday. ETH neared $2,500 after dropping to the $2,300 zone recently.

Despite a sharp drop in its stock, Strategy's structural safeguards and ability to raise equity make a forced Bitcoin liquidation "unlikely."

Bitcoin has dropped nearly 11% from Monday's highs of $96,500 to three-month lows below $87,000 amid heightened macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns. Highly followed analyst Titan of Crypto contends that Bitcoin remains in a bullish market structure.

February 26, 2025 03:37:24 UTC Bitcoin Outperforms All Sectors as AI, Agents, and Memecoins Lead Losses Bitcoin has outperformed all sectors in 2025, with major categories facing steep losses. AI frameworks suffered the biggest decline at -84.05%, followed by agents (-70.27%), memecoins (-51.74%), gaming infrastructure (-51.54%), and modular projects (-47.48%).

Investor caution amid macroeconomic concerns could lead to prolonged volatility in crypto markets, impacting broader financial stability. The post Bitcoin ETFs suffer record $935 million net outflows as investors turn risk-averse appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Earlier this morning, Bitcoin (BTC) hit a yearly low of $86,888 amid a broader market downturn. According to data from CoinGlass, the crypto market sell-off led to over $1.5 billion in liquidations in the past 24 hours, impacting 394,944 traders.

Strive Asset Management CEO Matt Cole has urged Gamestop to adopt bitcoin as part of its treasury reserve strategy, a proposal acknowledged by Chairman Ryan Cohen but not yet publicly endorsed by the company.

Michael Saylor, Chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has once again suggested that the current market conditions present a golden opportunity to buy Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency, which had recently reached highs of $96,500, has seen a decline of nearly 6% over the past 24 hours, with the price dipping below the $91,000 mark.

Bitcoin price started a fresh decline below the $90,000 support. BTC must stay above the $86,000 zone to avoid more losses in the near term.

Bitcoin's sharp decline to 86,099 wiped out $1.06 billion across the crypto market, with long positions suffering $873 million in losses. According to Feb.

Bitcoin (BTC) is facing a critical moment, fluctuating between $85,000 and $95,000. A break below $90,000 could trigger a sharp decline, but with little resistance above $95,000, a bullish breakout could be just as swift.

Strive Asset Management CEO Matt Cole has urged GameStop (NYSE:GME) to adopt the Bitcoin Standard, positioning the company as a leader in Bitcoin treasury management within the gaming sector. In a letter to GameStop Chairman and CEO Ryan Cohen, Cole outlined a strategy to transform GameStops financial outlook by shifting its $5 billion cash reserves into Bitcoin.

A massive Bitcoin transaction has caught the markets attention as 8,022 BTC, valued at nearly $738.86 million, was transferred from Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) to an unknown wallet. Blockchain tracker Whale Alert flagged the transaction, fueling speculation about a potential new whale or institutional accumulation.