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I'm IBRINAEth Many people ask to me a simple question:
If Binance is already the world largest exchange, why does it pay $BNB to content creators at all?
My answer is Binance understands that educated users create a stronger ecosystem.
By rewarding creators with $BNB , Binance encourages high-quality education, reduces misinformation, builds trust, and helps users make better decisions which benefits the platform long-term.
Let me more explain:
At first glance, it looks like free money.
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Crypto is complicated. New users feel confused. Markets move fast. Misinformation spreads even faster. Binance understands one important truth:
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When creators explain markets, on-chain data, risk, and structure in simple language, users stay longer, trade more responsibly, and trust the platform more. That trust is far more valuable than short-term fees.
This is the first benefit for Binance:
Better users.
Instead of beginners losing money and quitting, they learn. Instead of panic trading, they understand context. That creates a healthier ecosystem and healthy ecosystems last longer.
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Longer user retention
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In simple words:
Binance pays BNB because education compounds.One good educational post can help thousands of users avoid mistakes. That benefit lasts much longer than one trade fee.
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Don’t chase rewards.
Chase understanding.
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Share what you learn.
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What kind of crypto content helped you the most when you were starting?Market analysis, on-chain data, or simple explanations?
Answer me I'm curious to know your thoughts about my question
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Solana is trading around $101.99 today after bouncing back from a session low of $95.83, its lowest since July 2025. The rebound follows Jupiter’s announcement of bringing Polymarket to Solana for the first time, paired with a $35 million strategic investment from ParaFi Capital, showing strong institutional support for the ecosystem.
Jupiter Polymarket Integration Shifts Narrative
Jupiter revealed a major integration to bring Polymarket, crypto’s biggest prediction market, to Solana for the first time. This move establishes Jupiter as a full on-chain predictions hub in addition to its swap services.
The news also included a $35 million strategic investment in JUP from ParaFi Capital, paid entirely in JupUSD with a long-term token lockup. Jupiter’s pseudonymous co-founder Meow said prediction markets will be a key focus this year, with updates planned for APIs and improved market discovery tools.
Jupiter’s strong on-chain presence backs this growth, with $2.35 billion in total value locked, annual fees around $650 million, and protocol revenue near $150 million. Adding Polymarket could attract more users and liquidity to Solana as prediction markets grow in popularity.
Spot Outflows Persist Despite Positive Catalyst
Coinglass reports $39.2 million in spot outflows on February 2, continuing the trend seen in recent weeks. This selling indicates holders are using rallies to cut exposure instead of buying at lower prices.
The gap between strong fundamentals and outflows shows a wider risk-off mood impacting all altcoins. Even with ecosystem news, lack of new buyers indicates macro sentiment is still driving prices.
Price Tests Critical Long Term Support Zone
On the daily chart, Solana has fallen below the descending trendline that held since November, moving toward a key horizontal support around $100. It trades well under all major EMAs: 20-day at $121.45, 50-day at $129.53, 100-day at $141.08, and 200-day at $154.21.
Related: Hyperliquid Price Prediction: Can HYPE Reclaim $32.00 or Is Deeper Consolidation Ahead?
The Supertrend stays bearish at $123.04, confirming the downtrend from September’s highs near $260. Solana has dropped about 60 percent from those peak levels.
The $95–$100 range is key support that held in the November drop. If it breaks, Solana could test the $85 demand zone from July 2025, where buyers stepped in during summer consolidation.
Short Term Structure Shows Descending Channel
On the 2-hour chart, Solana is moving inside a descending channel that has shaped price action since January 30, with resistance around $105 and support near $95.
RSI has bounced to 40.04 from oversold levels around 30.15, showing short-term selling pressure is easing. MACD’s histogram turns positive at 0.32, with signal lines converging, hinting at a potential momentum shift.
The rebound from $95.83 has created higher intraday lows, yet Solana stays inside the descending channel. A move above the $105 channel resistance is needed for bulls to signal a potential reversal.
Outlook: Will Solana Go Up?
The trend is still bearish as price stays below the EMA cluster, but the $95–$100 support area could provide a potential level for stabilization.
Bullish scenario: Closing above $121.45 on the daily chart would reclaim the 20-day EMA and suggest the $95 low was a local bottom. Jupiter’s news could draw buyers if overall crypto sentiment turns positive.Bearish scenario: A daily close below $95 would break 2025 support and target the $85 demand zone. Ongoing spot outflows and macro pressures make this outcome likely.
#Binance #squarecreator

When President Donald Trump signed the spending bill that ended the U.S. government shutdown, the immediate sense across markets was relief rather than resolution. Federal agencies reopened, workers returned, and delayed processes restarted. The system moved back into motion. For investors, this moment was not about optimism or political victory. It was about the removal of an operational break that should not have existed in the first place. The calm that followed reflected normalization, not confidence.

Shutdowns occur in the United States because the budget process is structurally designed to force agreement under time pressure. Funding authority expires on fixed dates, while political incentives rarely align with those deadlines. When consensus fails, the system does not degrade gradually. It stops abruptly. This design creates leverage but also introduces recurring moments of disruption that are now familiar to markets. Shutdowns are no longer interpreted as shocks. They are treated as procedural failures that will eventually be patched.

How a shutdown ends matters more than the fact that it ends. In this case, the reopening came through emergency spending rather than a comprehensive fiscal resolution. That choice restores functionality quickly, but it does so by deferring hard decisions. Emergency bills prioritize continuity over precision. They widen spending authority, compress debate, and shift fiscal consequences into the future. Stability is achieved, but clarity is postponed.

This pattern has long term implications for fiscal pressure. Emergency spending does not appear dramatic on its own, yet repeated reliance on it slowly reshapes the debt trajectory. Each intervention reinforces a system where deadlines are resolved through expansion rather than adjustment. Debt accumulation becomes less about excess in any single year and more about the normalization of short-term fixes. Markets understand this distinction. The concern is not immediate solvency, but the gradual narrowing of policy flexibility.

Market reactions to shutdown endings tend to be understated for this reason. Volatility declines, risk premiums ease, and pricing returns to baseline. There is rarely a lasting repricing of growth or earnings expectations. Investors do not reward the system for restarting itself. They simply remove the discount applied during uncertainty. The deeper causes of the shutdown remain unresolved and are quietly priced into future negotiations rather than today’s assets.

From a global perspective, the episode feeds into perceptions of U.S. governance reliability. International capital does not require political harmony. It requires continuity, enforceable rules, and confidence that disruptions remain temporary. Ending a shutdown reinforces the idea that the U.S. system ultimately protects its core functions. At the same time, repeated reliance on last-minute spending measures subtly erodes confidence in long term fiscal coordination. The dollar’s credibility rests on endurance and predictability, not on elegance.

Liquidity expectations sit beneath these reactions. Emergency spending implies future Treasury issuance, which influences yield curves, funding conditions, and asset allocation decisions. Investors look beyond the political narrative and toward mechanics. How supply will be absorbed. Over what timeframe. Under what rate environment. The shutdown ending clarifies the near term while leaving medium term pressures intact. That balance shapes positioning more than rhetoric ever could.

My opinion:
Crypto appears only indirectly in this chain of events. It does not respond to the shutdown itself, but to the macro signals embedded in how it is resolved. Short term stability reduces stress driven narratives, while persistent fiscal expansion quietly sustains interest in alternative assets for a subset of investors. Crypto remains peripheral, reacting to liquidity and confidence rather than serving as a primary expression of political risk.

What makes moments like this important is not the headline, but the behavior it confirms. Capital learns through repetition. Each shutdown and emergency resolution becomes another data point in how the system manages constraint. Over time, those observations influence where investors accept risk and where they seek insulation.
The end of a shutdown feels like closure, yet its real impact lies in how it reinforces patterns that shape long term capital behavior long after attention has moved elsewhere.
#TrumpEndsShutdown #Square #squarecreator
$BTC
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The Bitcoin price saw a short-term rebound after slipping to recent lows, gaining nearly 5% from its late-January bottom to test the $76,980 zone. This $BTC price move followed a bullish momentum setup on the 4-hour chart, where selling pressure appeared to weaken.
At first, the $BTC bounce made sense from a technical view, as a common short-term pattern had already played out. However, a deeper look at on-chain data and market structure reveals three key indicators that are now casting doubt on whether this move can turn into a lasting recovery.
Chart Setup That Pointed to a 5% Bounce
On the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin printed a bullish divergence between January 31 and February 3.
During that time, $BTC price pushed to a lower low, while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) showed a higher low. This setup usually signals that selling pressure is weakening and that a short-term bounce, especially on lower timeframes, may follow.
A comparable divergence formed earlier from January 20 to January 30, which triggered a push up to $84,640 before sellers stepped back in and regained control.

This time, the pattern sparked a nearly 5% bounce, pushing Bitcoin up to around $76,980. The move mirrored the previous technical setup, supporting the view that the rebound had a solid structural basis.
The $BTC rebound was also supported by macro factors, according to Martin Gaspar, Senior Crypto Market Strategist at FalconX. He linked the surge to a shift from precious metals, occurring just before the divergence appeared.
Given Friday’s blow-off top in metals, traders may be anticipating a rotation back to crypto. While $BTC had previously been seen as a beneficiary of strength in gold, capital that may have flowed to crypto off such moves instead funneled to silver in recent months. This could revert as silver cools off,” he said
Metric One URPD Shows Strong Sell Walls at Key $BTC Levels
The first indicator casting doubt on the rebound is the UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD), which shows the price levels at which significant amounts of Bitcoin last changed hands.
URPD data indicates that roughly 0.46% of Bitcoin’s total supply is clustered around $76,990. This creates a key supply zone where many holders are near their break-even point, which helps explain why the recent 5% bounce paused near $76,980.

As the price nears these levels, selling pressure tends to rise because investors aim to sell without taking a loss.
A similar pattern has occurred previously.
The previous $BTC bounce in late January paused around $84,640, near the URPD area, which held a significant 3.05% supply cluster. That level acted as a strong barrier that the price couldn’t overcome.

The most recent bounce has also paused near another area with heavy supply. This indicates that gains are being limited by holders, who may be selling at resistance instead of adding new positions. Without strong new buying, these sell barriers are hard to overcome.
Rising Exchange Reserves and Weak SOPR Show Low Conviction
The next two indicators exchange flows and profit-taking patterns together present a worrying outlook.
Bitcoin exchange reserves hit a recent low of 2.718 million $BTC on January 19. Since then, reserves have climbed to about 2.752 million $BTC.
That is an increase of roughly 34,000 $BTC, or around 1.2% in less than three weeks.

Rather than moving to wallets for long-term holding, more Bitcoin is flowing back onto exchanges, which typically signals an increasing willingness to sell instead of buy.
Meanwhile, the Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) is close to its yearly lows. SOPR indicates if coins are sold at a profit or loss, and a reading below 1 shows that investors are selling at a loss.
In late January, SOPR fell to around 0.94. It is now near 0.97, still under the neutral mark, indicating that many holders are selling even at a loss.
When increasing exchange balances coincide with a low SOPR, it points to cautious behavior. Investors are taking advantage of rebounds to sell rather than to increase long-term holdings.
This undermines the strength of any recovery unless a significant catalyst emerges. Martin Gaspar from FalconX suggests one potential sentiment-driven factor related to regulatory clarity that could influence the $BTC price trend.
“In the weeks forward, primary catalysts will include any developments on the crypto market structure bill, with key groups set to meet at the White House this week to discuss the bill,” he highlighted.
Bitcoin Price Levels and Smart Money Show the Rebound Is Losing Support
Bitcoin’s price movement aligns with the signals from these three metrics. To regain upward momentum, it needs to break through several key levels.
$76,980: Immediate resistance from the current supply cluster$79,360: Next short-term barrier$84,640: Major long-term resistance tied to the largest $BTC URPD zone
For a lasting recovery, Bitcoin needs solid 4-hour closes above these levels, particularly over $84,640. Up to now, $BTC has not been able to show strength past the initial resistance.
The Smart Money Index provides an additional warning. This metric monitors institutional-type activity, and on the 4-hour chart, it has stayed below its signal line since late January, indicating that major players are not buying into the rebound.

The last time the index briefly moved above its signal line in late January, Bitcoin gained roughly 5%. That confirmation is absent now, and without fresh smart money involvement, each short-term $BTC bounce could quickly lose steam.
Additionally, if panic-driven selling, reflected by the declining SOPR, drives $BTC lower, the $72,920 level becomes crucial. A 4-hour close below this zone could open the door to further downside targets.
#Binance #squarecreator #bitcoin

比特币正处于一种持续紧缩的局面。价格不断向下突破重要关口，持有者的信心逐步削弱，链上数据清晰显示出市场的不适感。然而，那种标志着彻底市场出清的全面投降迹象——大量弱势仓位被迫清算——至今仍未出现。市场情绪低迷，但距离绝望到极致的阶段还有一段距离。
从2025年底接近12.5万美元的高点开始，比特币经历了大幅回落。目前价格徘徊在7.5万美元左右，最近一度跌至7.3万美元附近后有所反弹，但力度有限，未能形成持续向上动能。链上分析师指出，这次调整始于2025年10月左右的熊市转变，现阶段更像是周期内的一次中期修正，而非最终底部。
区块链数据为这一判断提供了支撑。
未实现损失显著上升，但远未触及极端恐慌区
衡量市场压力的一个核心指标是比特币供应中处于亏损状态的比例。这一数字从1月份的约7%快速攀升至目前的22%左右，随着价格从9.5万美元区间滑落至7.8万美元高位附近。
这种程度的亏损确实让许多参与者感到不安。不少人持有的仓位当前价值低于买入成本，心理负担加重。
然而，从历史角度看，这仍属温和水平。在以往的深度调整期，例如2019年或2023年，未实现亏损比例往往飙升至40%至60%区间。那时恐慌情绪全面主导，杠杆玩家爆仓，弱手大规模抛售，形成连锁反应。目前的状况虽有压力，但多数持有者仍选择观望而非全面离场。
盈利能力指标压缩明显，却未见大规模亏损兑现
另一个重要观察点是长期持有者与短期持有者的实现利润比率（LTH/STH SOPR Ratio）。这一指标对比两类群体的实际卖出盈亏情况。
该比率在10月高点附近曾达到1.85左右，如今回落至约1.13，整体盈利效率下降了大约40%。
这一变化反映出市场各层面的利润空间都在收窄，卖出意愿和效率均受影响。但关键在于，该比率依然保持在1.0上方。这意味着平均来看，尤其是长期持有者，在卖出时仍能实现正收益。真正的投降阶段通常出现在比率跌破1.0以下，此时大量参与者被迫以亏损价位离场。历史周期底部常将这一数值压至0.6至0.8的低位。现在距离那种深度痛苦还有明显差距，更多是积累中的不满，而非系统性崩溃。
技术形态维持熊市特征
从图表结构来看，形势同样偏向谨慎。从9.5万美元区间的回落过程中，比特币多次以较大成交量击穿关键移动平均线，显示出清算驱动的卖压而非有序获利了结。在7.3万至7.8万美元附近短暂企稳后，反弹动能明显不足。
目前价格仍处于下降中的短期和中期均线下方，这些线已成为动态阻力位。曾经的支撑区域88,000至90,000美元已转变为供应密集区，任何反弹触及此处均遭遇抛售。这属于典型的熊市格局：持续形成更低的高点和低点，买方力量被压制。
当前属于消化阶段，而非反转前期
价格走势更像是剧烈下跌后的横盘整理，而非蓄势待发的积累形态。动能指标趋于平静，但缺乏更高时间框架买盘强势介入的明确证据。只要无法有效突破下降阻力，下行风险依然占优。
值得关注的价位区间
若要出现明显的看涨转变，比特币需先收复并稳守82,000至85,000美元区域，将其转化为可靠支撑。
反之，若跌破近期低点73,000至78,000美元，则可能进一步打开下方流动性缺口，导致更大幅度的调整。
总结观点
比特币持有者正承受切实的压力。纸面亏损持续扩大，实际盈利空间压缩，整体氛围趋于沉重。但市场尚未抵达那种情绪彻底崩溃、弱势仓位全面出清的投降时刻。
这更像是周期中痛苦的拉锯阶段，而非标志性终结。
在加密市场，真正的底部往往不是在不适中孕育，而是在极度疲惫、几乎所有人放弃希望后才悄然到来。我们目前处于前者，尚未进入后者。#Binance #USIranStandoff #squarecreator #bnb

$SOL is trading around $101.99 today after bouncing back from a session low of $95.83, its lowest since July 2025. The rebound follows Jupiter’s announcement of bringing Polymarket to Solana for the first time, paired with a $35 million strategic investment from ParaFi Capital, showing strong institutional support for the ecosystem.
Jupiter Polymarket Integration Shifts Narrative
Jupiter revealed a major integration to bring Polymarket, crypto’s biggest prediction market, to Solana for the first time. This move establishes Jupiter as a full on-chain predictions hub in addition to its swap services.
The news also included a $35 million strategic investment in $JUP from ParaFi Capital, paid entirely in JupUSD with a long-term token lockup. Jupiter’s pseudonymous co-founder Meow said prediction markets will be a key focus this year, with updates planned for APIs and improved market discovery tools.
Jupiter’s strong on-chain presence backs this growth, with $2.35 billion in total value locked, annual fees around $650 million, and protocol revenue near $150 million. Adding Polymarket could attract more users and liquidity to Solana as prediction markets grow in popularity.
Spot Outflows Persist Despite Positive Catalyst
Coinglass reports $39.2 million in spot outflows on February 2, continuing the trend seen in recent weeks. This selling indicates holders are using rallies to cut exposure instead of buying at lower prices.
The gap between strong fundamentals and outflows shows a wider risk-off mood impacting all altcoins. Even with ecosystem news, lack of new buyers indicates macro sentiment is still driving prices.
Price Tests Critical Long Term Support Zone
On the daily chart, Solana has fallen below the descending trendline that held since November, moving toward a key horizontal support around $100. It trades well under all major EMAs: 20-day at $121.45, 50-day at $129.53, 100-day at $141.08, and 200-day at $154.21.
Related: Hyperliquid Price Prediction: Can HYPE Reclaim $32.00 or Is Deeper Consolidation Ahead?
The Supertrend stays bearish at $123.04, confirming the downtrend from September’s highs near $260. $SOL has dropped about 60 percent from those peak levels.
The $95–$100 range is key support that held in the November drop. If it breaks, Solana could test the $85 demand zone from July 2025, where buyers stepped in during summer consolidation.
Short Term Structure Shows Descending Channel.
On the 2-hour chart, Solana is moving inside a descending channel that has shaped price action since January 30, with resistance around $105 and support near $95.
RSI has bounced to 40.04 from oversold levels around 30.15, showing short-term selling pressure is easing. MACD’s histogram turns positive at 0.32, with signal lines converging, hinting at a potential momentum shift.
The rebound from $95.83 has created higher intraday lows, yet Solana stays inside the descending channel. A move above the $105 channel resistance is needed for bulls to signal a potential reversal.
Outlook: Will Solana Go Up?
The trend is still bearish as price stays below the EMA cluster, but the $95–$100 support area could provide a potential level for stabilization.
Bullish scenario: Closing above $121.45 on the daily chart would reclaim the 20-day EMA and suggest the $95 low was a local bottom. Jupiter’s news could draw buyers if overall crypto sentiment turns positive.
Bearish scenario: A daily close below $95 would break 2025 support and target the $85 demand zone. Ongoing spot outflows and macro pressures make this outcome likely.

#Binance #squarecreator

The late-January crypto market crash reignited concerns around leverage, liquidity, and exchange stability across the industry. For many traders, it also revived memories of October’s massive sell-off, bringing renewed scrutiny back to Binance and its ecosystem.
As criticism comes back into focus, the spotlight is turning to how tokens in the Binance ecosystem are handling stress. Their trading patterns and on-chain activity could now show if trust is bouncing back or quietly slipping away.
PancakeSwap ($CAKE)
PancakeSwap is the biggest decentralized exchange on the $BNB Chain and a key token within the Binance ecosystem. While it has expanded to multiple chains, it remains originally built on Binance, meaning $CAKE’s performance is closely linked to the overall sentiment toward Binance and its network.
Despite recent criticism around Binance and the January market crash PancakeSwap continues to dominate decentralized trading activity. Over the past 30 days it has controlled around 58.4% of total DEX volume far ahead of Uniswap’s roughly 24%.

On-chain metrics indicate consistent accumulation. In the last 24 hours, the top 100 wallets boosted their $CAKE holdings by roughly 1.79%, while tokens on exchanges dropped nearly 23.4%. This hints that both large holders and perhaps retail investors are quietly building positions in $CAKE.

Capital flow indicators reinforce this trend. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF), which tracks money moving in or out of an asset based on price and volume has been rising since mid-January. From January 17 to February 3, $CAKE’s price declined, yet CMF climbed above zero. This bullish divergence shows that major investors were accumulating during weakness, not only in the last 24 hours.
From a technical perspective $CAKE faces clear resistance near $1.59. A strong 12-hour close above this level could open a move toward $1.88 and then the psychological $2.00 zone. On the downside $1.42 remains critical support. A breakdown below this level would weaken the bullish structure.
Overall, PancakeSwap’s leading DEX volume, positive capital flow trends, and growing whale activity make it one of the top Binance ecosystem tokens to monitor in February 2026. Still, a clear breakout above $1.59 is required to convert this accumulation into a lasting upward move.
Aster ($ASTER)
Among Binance ecosystem tokens, Aster stands out as one of the most directly linked to Changpeng Zhao’s influence. The decentralized perpetuals and spot trading platform operates heavily on $BNB Chain and has received public backing from CZ.
Aster also has backing from YZi Labs and former Binance-affiliated executives, linking it closely to the wider Binance ecosystem story.
Even with renewed scrutiny of Binance following the late-January market drop, Aster has quietly drawn significant buyers. In the past week, whale holdings rose about 21.61%, while wallets tied to public figures reduced their exposure. This shows that while visible influencers pulled back during criticism, major private holders were accumulating, signaling rising confidence among large investors.
Following its late-January lows, $ASTER has bounced almost 18%, tracking the broader market’s stabilization. Notably, a bullish divergence has appeared on the daily chart: from January 19 to 31, the price hit a lower low while the RSI recorded a higher low. Since RSI gauges momentum on a 0–100 scale, this pattern—falling price but rising RSI—often indicates weakening selling pressure and a potential trend reversal.
This helps explain why whales have been accumulating.
For the reversal structure to remain valid, $ASTER must reclaim $0.72, a major resistance zone. A sustained break above it would open the path toward $1.06, followed by the $1.21–$1.40 range. These levels align with previous breakdown points.
On the downside, $0.50 is a key support. Falling below this level would negate the bullish divergence and undermine the idea of ongoing accumulation.
$BNB ($BNB)
Among all Binance ecosystem tokens, $BNB remains the most important benchmark. It is the native token of Binance and $BNB Chain, used for fees, staking, and ecosystem activity. This makes $BNB highly sensitive to shifts in sentiment around Binance and CZ.
In the past few weeks, this sensitivity has been evident. $BNB has dropped about 12% over the last month and is now trading near $776, down from its October peak of around $1,370, putting it roughly 43% below its all-time high.
However, unlike many other large-cap cryptocurrencies, $BNB has shown long-term resilience. It’s still up roughly 26% year-over-year, outperforming both Bitcoin and Ethereum, indicating that investors continue to view $BNB as a key infrastructure asset in the Binance ecosystem.
The main weakness comes from sentiment. Positive social sentiment score around $BNB has fallen to around 1.44, a six-month low, down from peaks near 196 in October. Historically, local sentiment spikes have preceded bounces. This metric tracks the volume of positive social media mentions around $BNB.

For instance, a sentiment high in December led to a January rally from $842 to $954, a 13% gain. The recent drop in sentiment helps explain $BNB’s weaker performance, and upside may stay limited until sentiment rebounds.
Technically, $730 is a crucial support level. Staying above it maintains the current structure, while a drop below could open the way toward $602. On the upside, $882 serves as the first significant resistance. A strong move past this level would indicate renewed confidence, with $1,052 becoming the next key psychological target.

For now, $BNB reflects cautious confidence. Long-term performance remains strong, but weak sentiment and ecosystem criticism continue to cap short-term upside. Among Binance ecosystem tokens, $BNB remains the anchor, but it needs sentiment recovery to lead again.
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Bitcoin recent pullback is being seen less as a chart failure and more as a liquidity issue. Ki Young Ju points out that the rally was driven by steady new capital, and that flow has now slowed. In this context, he says a deep full-cycle crash like a 70 percent drawdown would likely depend on one thing only whether Strategy shifts from being a major buyer to becoming a serious seller.
Will Bitcoin Experience Another -70% Bear Market?
In a post on Feb 1 Ki said Bitcoin is falling because sellers are still active while new money has stopped flowing in He highlighted that the Realized Cap has gone flat which shows that no additional capital is entering the market and linked this to the overall structure He explained that when realized cap is flat and market cap drops that is not a bull market.

His read is that the profit-taking has been there for a while, it was simply absorbed. Early holders, he wrote, were “sitting on big unrealized gains thanks to ETFs and MSTR buying,” and “have been taking profits since early last year, but strong inflows kept Bitcoin near 100K.” The change now, in his telling, is that the bid that mattered most has faded: “Now those inflows have dried up.”
That is where the downside math shifts Ki said Strategy MSTR has been one of the main forces behind this rally but believes the kind of self reinforcing crash seen in past cycles is unlikely unless the company flips its balance sheet approach He said a deep seventy percent style collapse would only happen if Saylor aggressively sells his holdings framing it as a clear condition not an unavoidable outcome.
Still he did not say the market has already bottomed Ki said selling pressure remains and the low is not confirmed yet He added that the more likely outcome is time passing rather than a sharp flush His main view is a broad sideways phase where price can stay volatile but struggle to trend without fresh buyers stepping in.
Stablecoin Liquidity Dries Up
CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost expanded on what no fresh capital really means under the hood He said stablecoin activity which is often used as a short term gauge for ready crypto liquidity has dropped hard as uncertainty remains high
The crypto market is currently going through a delicate phase marked by a structural lack of liquidity in a context of persistently high uncertainty he wrote calling it an environment not conducive to risk taking especially relative to assets like precious metals and equities that are still drawing flows.

Darkfost said the stablecoin market grew by over 140 billion dollars since 2023 but noted that total stablecoin supply started to fall in December ending that long growth phase He said the clearer signal comes from exchange flows strong inflows usually show investors want exposure while outflows point to capital protection and lower risk taking.
He highlighted October as the last clear liquidity-heavy month when average monthly stablecoin netflows exceeded $9.7B with nearly $8.8B concentrated on Binance alone conditions that supported Bitcoin’s rally toward a new all time high. Since November he said those inflows have been largely wiped out with an initial $9.6 billion drop then a brief stabilization followed by renewed net outflows of more than $4 billion including $3.1 billion from Binance.
At press time, BTC traded at $78,280.

Bitcoin is showing signs of recovery following its recent drop. The move comes as BTC ETFs have started to see new inflows, after a period of heavy selling and large outflows from institutional investors.
$BTC ETF Inflows Fuel Upside in Bitcoin Price
Bitcoin and the wider crypto market are bouncing back after the recent dip. Over the past 24 hours, BTC has climbed around 4% and is now trading above $78,000. The price had earlier been hit by a major market sell off that wiped out millions of dollars through liquidations.

The latest rise in Bitcoin’s price is being linked to fresh inflows into BTC ETFs. Data from SoSoValue shows total inflows of $561 million, with Fidelity’s FBTC attracting $153.35 million and BlackRock’s IBIT bringing in $141.99 million.

Another reason behind the positive momentum may be continued accumulation by treasury firms. Just yesterday, Michael Saylor’s Strategy added more BTC to its holdings, even while its treasury was trading below the average cost. The firm purchased 855 BTC for around $75 million.
Meanwhile, Ethereum posted a gain of more than 5%, but its ETF flows stayed in the red due to weak institutional participation. Analysts note that Bitcoin’s recent price jump does not signal a new trend yet, as the market continues to face macro uncertainty and tight financial conditions.
What’s Next for $BTC?
Most crypto traders remain unsure about the next direction for prices. This uncertainty is growing as an increasing number of analysts and experts shift toward a more bearish outlook.
As reported by CoinGape, Peter Brandt said he believes the downturn is not finished yet. He also suggested that the price could still fall toward the $66,000 level.
Additionally, a CryptoQuant contributor shared their outlook on Bitcoin’s possible next move. They noted that the BTC funding rate has remained negative for the past three days, which they believe signals a strong buying opportunity for investors.
He explained that when Bitcoin’s price drops and funding rates stay negative for multiple consecutive days, it is usually viewed as a buying opportunity. “This is clearly shown in the first chart,” he added.

The expert also pointed out that Bitcoin has not yet closed the CME gap at $84,000, suggesting that its upside potential may be limited. However, the futures market shows signs of approaching stability. According to CoinGlass data, total trading volume dropped 27% to $75.27 billion, while open interest saw a small rise to $51.47 billion.
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