The recent drop in Bitcoin (BTC) price has led to a significant increase in losses. However, on-chain data still suggests the market hasn’t reached its true bottom. At this point, the analytics company CryptoQuant stated in its latest analysis that Bitcoin is continuing its downtrend and has not yet fully reached its bottom. The report
Bitcoin ($BTC) has extended its downward trajectory. Over the past 24 hours, the asset has declined 1.39%, pushing its total losses for the month beyond 30%. While the broader bear market environment remains the primary driver of weakness, emerging on-chain signals suggest that concentrated whale activity could reportedly be amplifying $BTC’s downside. Whale Activity Raises
Kazakhstan is taking a careful step into the crypto world. On January 30, 2026, the National Bank of Kazakhstan confirmed it will allocate up to $350 million from its gold and foreign currency reserves to create a national crypto investment fund. KAZAKHSTAN’S CENTRAL BANK IS NOW ALLOCATING $350 MILLION FROM ITS GOLD RESERVES TO BUY
A bill proposing the acquisition of up to 1 million $BTC has been introduced to the Brazilian Congress, significantly expanding a previous national strategic bitcoin reserve. The draft, which will need to be greenlit, would put Brazil among the countries holding the most bitcoin. New 1 Million $BTC Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Bill Presented in Brazilian
Coinbase announced that it increased its Bitcoin ($BTC) holdings in the fourth quarter of 2025. In its 8-K report submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the exchange stated that it grew its Bitcoin position by $39 million in the last quarter of last year through regular weekly purchases. Coinbase’s statement indicates that
10X Research CEO Markus Thielen, in his assessment at the Consensus Hong Kong conference, drew attention to the liquidity dynamics behind the sharp movements in Bitcoin (BTC). Thielen, recalling that Bitcoin rose from $70,000 to $90,000 in just 10-12 days following the November 2024 elections, noted that this rally occurred in an environment of “extremely
Bitcoin is flashing signals that have marked major turning points in past cycles, but not yet the kind that typically accompany a durable bottom. Several on-chain indicators tracked by CryptoQuant suggest the market remains stuck between a mid-cycle correction and a deeper reset, even as investors debate whether the worst may already be priced in.
Bitcoin has posted $2.3 billion in realized losses in what an analyst says is one of the largest capitulation events in history, rivaling its crash in 2021. Bitcoin’s ($BTC) seven-day average realized net losses hit $2.3 billion, analyst IT Tech said in a note on CryptoQuant on Thursday, which it called “one of the largest
Bitcoin’s recent price decline has prompted market analysts to assess whether a price floor is forming, with one prominent on-chain researcher stating the risk-reward profile has shifted following the selloff. Summary “Checkmate” Check suggests Bitcoin has entered “deep value” territory. Recent selloff capitulation losses resemble those seen at 2022 cycle lows, indicating a potential market
The cryptocurrency market is reeling from one of the most violent capitulation events in its history. On-chain data confirms that Feb. 5 will go down as a historic day of pain for digital asset holders. According to analytics firm CryptoQuant, investors locked in a staggering $3.2 billion in realized losses in a single 24-hour period.