Data: If BTC drops below $85,322, the total long liquidation strength of mainstream CEXs will reach $1.291 billion.

Standard Chartered lowers 2026 Bitcoin target to $100,000; spot ETF sees $410 million outflow in a single day, market may dip to $50,000

On February 13, news reports indicated that the US spot Bitcoin ETF experienced a new round of selling. On the same day, Standard Chartered Bank downgraded its price forecast for Bitcoin in 2026, prompting the market to reassess its medium-term outlook. Data shows that on that day, the total net outflow of funds from the spot Bitcoin ETF was $410.4 million, with a total outflow of $375.1 million for the week. If there is no significant rebound afterward, this will be the fourth consecutive week of negative fund flow. The total assets under management of related funds have fallen back to approximately $80 billion, well below the peak of nearly $170 billion in October 2025.

Mike McGlone Says USDT Stablecoin Could Become Larger Than Bitcoin And Ethereum

The cryptocurrency market never stands still. Every cycle brings new leaders, fresh narratives, and unexpected shifts in power. Now, a bold forecast has reignited debate across the industry. Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Mike McGlone believes the USDT stablecoin could eventually surpass both

Is Bitcoin holding steady when economic uncertainty is twice as high as during the 2008 crisis?

Global Uncertainty Index (World Uncertainty Index – WUI) — a metric calculated based on GDP-weighted frequency of the word “uncertainty” in national reports from the Economist Intelligence Unit — increased to 106,862.2 in Q3 2025 and remained high at 94,947.1 in Q4. Data

Governments Are Quietly Competing in the Bitcoin Mining Race

Governments are increasingly participating in Bitcoin mining, moving from regulation to direct involvement. This trend highlights economic benefits from utilizing surplus energy and strategic asset building. It signifies a shift towards viewing Bitcoin as infrastructure, enhancing security and stability in the network.

Korean police lose 22 Bitcoins that have been seized and stored in cold wallets since 2021

The Gangnam Police Station in South Korea discovered 22 Bitcoins (worth approximately $1.5 million) transferred from a USB cold wallet. The Bitcoins were not detected during the investigation pause. The Northern Gyeonggi Provincial Police Department has launched an investigation to determine the cause of the fund outflow and whether there are any internal personnel involved. This incident is related to the loss of 320 Bitcoins by the Gwangju Prosecutor's Office.