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Bitcoin fell around 8% on Feb. 3, briefly losing the $73,000 level.A quick rebound took prices to $74,500 as of press time, dampening the intraday correction to 5.8%. The decline marks the lowest price point in the President Donald Trump administration and the weakest level since the November 2024 Presidential Election.The selloff pushed Bitcoin as low as its March 2024 all-time high of $73,500, a level that held through the early stages of the decline but ultimately gave way under sustained selling pressure.The move revived a cluster of support zones that traders have monitored as critical technical thresholds for nearly…

The euphoria of October’s record highs has evaporated, leaving the industrial backbone of the Bitcoin network facing a brutal reality check.According to CryptoSlate’s data, Bitcoin is currently trading near $78,000, a level that represents a punishing decline of more than 38% from its all-time high of over $126,000 just four months ago.While casual observers might see a standard market correction, the view from inside the mines is far more dire. The steep drop in the flagship digital asset’s price has collided with stubbornly high network difficulty and rising energy costs to create a perfect storm for operators.Analytics firm CryptoQuant recently…

Bitcoin supply guide: cost-basis bands, miner stress, and ETF flow signalsBitcoin is currently trading outside a $93,000–$110,000 cost-basis band that Glassnode frames as an “overhead supply” zone.BTC long term holder cost basis distribution heatmap (Source: Glassnode)That setup puts the next quarter’s supply story on miner cash flow and holder behavior rather than the issuance schedule. According to Glassnode’s Week On-chain W02 2026, the Short-Term Holder (STH) cost basis sits near $98,300.That level often becomes a reference point for whether recent buyers add exposure or distribute into rebounds.At the same time, mining markets are pricing a lean profitability regime.The Hashrate Index…

The United States factory engine just delivered its loudest “risk on” signal in years, and it is landing at a brutally awkward time for Bitcoin.On Feb. 2, Howard Lutnick, the United States Secretary of Commerce, announced that:“The United States has delivered manufacturing expansion, all thanks to President Trump’s trade policies.”This announcement followed the Institute for Supply Management’s report that the Manufacturing PMI rose to 52.6 from 47.9 in January. This ended a year-long stretch of contraction and marked the strongest reading since mid-2022.According to the reading, new orders surged to 57.1, production climbed to 55.9, and backlogs expanded to 51.6.…

Ripple enters 2026 with new permissions in the UK and the EU.In January, Ripple said it received UK Financial Conduct Authority permissions covering an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license and cryptoasset registration.On Feb. 2, it said it received full EMI approval in Luxembourg.But what does that really mean for XRP investors?Ripple’s own standardized XRPL “snapshot” tables effectively stop at Q1 2025 (when it said it would sunset the XRP Markets Report in its current form), so 2026 “utility” narratives should be tested against fresher third-party research and live XRPL dashboards, most recently benchmarks like Messari’s Q3 2025 network review, rather…

SUI slid below $1.10 amid a broad crypto selloff, tracking weakness in bitcoin and major altcoins. Hong Kong’s HashKey Exchange will list SUI/USD for professional investors from Feb. 4. A potential bullish reversal could see Sui price target $1.20-$1.34. HashKey Exchange, Hong Kong’s largest licensed cryptocurrency platform, is set to list Sui, a development that comes as the token struggles amid a sharp downturn across digital asset markets. Sui’s native token, SUI, has come under heavy selling pressure in recent sessions, sliding below $1.10 as the broader crypto market sold off aggressively. The decline coincided with Bitcoin trading around the…

FinchTrade is a Swiss-based OTC liquidity provider, founded in 2021. Wert.io is a fintech company founded in 2020 that enables businesses to embed crypto purchasing. In the last 30 days alone, Wert processed $2.3 million in trading volume through FinchTrade. For digital platforms looking to onboard users into crypto, the challenge has always been the same: how to provide seamless fiat-to-crypto access without pushing customers to external exchanges. Wert set out to solve this problem by creating an embedded purchase widget that integrates directly into apps, wallets, and marketplaces, enabling retail users to buy small amounts of crypto instantly…

The White House set a deadline for crypto firms and banks to resolve their dispute over stablecoin yields, a prerequisite for advancing US market structure legislation. The main focus was basically stablecoins vs. bank deposits, as banking lobbyists argued that high-yield digital assets threaten traditional lending and financial stability. Political hurdles remain, including Democratic demands for anti-corruption rules targeting Trump-linked projects and full bipartisan staffing at the CFTC. The White House has set a deadline for crypto firms and Wall Street banks to settle their fight over stablecoin yields, making a compromise on bill language a condition for moving US…

Germany’s ING Deutschland just made crypto exposure feel like buying an index fund, indicating the path Europe is taking in crypto adoption.Starting Feb. 2, the bank’s 3.2 million brokerage customers can purchase crypto exchange-traded notes with zero order fees above €1,000 and set up automatic savings plans.According to the announcement, there are no exchange signups or wallet management requirements, just another checkbox in the same app where they buy equities.VanEck is supplying 11 crypto ETNs to the channel, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, and several altcoins.The move matters less because a major bank has decided that crypto is legitimate, and more because…

Coinbase slammed Australian banks for “systemic” debanking in a February 2026 inquiry, claiming firms are being cut off from essential services as standard protocol. Banks cite $330M in annual crypto scams and strict anti-money laundering (AML) penalties as the reason for blocking transfers and closing accounts. New regulations start March 31, 2026, forcing exchanges to meet bank-level AML standards, which may eventually provide a path to “rebanking” the sector. Crypto exchange Coinbase has accused Australia’s major banks of systematically cutting off services to crypto and fintech firms, stating debanking has shifted from a rare event to “a systemic feature of…