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Momentum is rotating aggressively within the meme coin sector, with select names breaking structure and attracting speculative inflows. 

Several tokens are pressing into key technical inflection points, where confirmation could unlock continuation moves. BeInCrypto has analysed three such meme coins that the investors should watch in the third week of February.

Pippin (PIPPIN)

PIPPIN has gone vertical, rallying by 142% in the last seven days and trading at $0.690 at the time of writing. It’s currently the best performer in the meme coin space this week. Structurally, price has broken out of the descending broadening wedge, a setup that typically precedes high-volatility expansion if confirmed.

The pattern projects a target rally of roughly 221%. The key trigger level sits at $0.772, the current ATH. A decisive reclaim and hold above that level — turning resistance into support — would confirm the breakout and open the door for continuation. Even a conservative follow-through could see momentum carry price toward $1.000, with the technical projection extending toward $1.357.

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PIPPIN Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

That said, risk management matters here. If the NVT ratio starts climbing while exchange inflows increase, it would suggest weakening on-chain activity relative to valuation — a classic early warning sign. In that scenario, a retrace toward $0.514 becomes likely, with $0.372 as deeper structural support. A breakdown to those levels would invalidate the bullish setup and flip short-term momentum bearish.

Mubarak (MUBARAK)

MUBARAK is changing hands at $0.0189, having reclaimed the $0.0174 (0.5 Fib) and is now pressing into $0.0189 (0.618 Fib) — a key decision level. Flipping this level into support suggests continuation toward higher retracement targets.

The MFI at 64.37 reflects strong buying pressure without flashing overbought conditions above 80.0. A strong daily close above $0.0189 would confirm bullish control and expose the meme coin $0.0210 (0.786 Fib) as the next upside objective, followed by $0.0237 (1.0 Fib).

MUBARAK Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

On the downside, $0.0174 now acts as immediate support, with $0.0159 (0.382 Fib) and $0.0141 (0.236 Fib) below. A decisive daily close back under $0.0174 would weaken structure, while a breakdown through $0.0141 would invalidate the bullish setup.

Comedian (BAN)

BAN has emerged as one of the stronger-performing meme coins this week, climbing 30% to trade at $0.0987 at the time of writing. The rally pushed the price above the $0.0914 resistance level. This breakout reflects growing speculative interest and improved short-term trading momentum.

The altcoin is now eyeing a move above the $0.1000 psychological barrier. BAN’s correlation with Bitcoin stands at -0.27, indicating mild inverse movement. As Bitcoin trends lower, BAN may benefit from independent momentum. Sustained demand could drive the meme coin toward the $0.1094 resistance zone.

BAN Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

However, volatility remains elevated across the cryptocurrency market. If investors begin locking in profits, selling pressure could intensify quickly. A decline toward $0.0846 would signal weakening momentum. Losing that support may expose BAN to further downside near $0.0752, invalidating the current bullish outlook.

Gate has quietly become one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world. Founded in 2013 by Dr. Lin Han as a one-person project, the platform now serves over 49 million users, employs more than 2,000 people, and lists over 5,000 tokens alongside a growing suite of traditional financial products. 

In an interview with BeInCrypto, Dr. Han discussed what drove that growth, why he believes the line between crypto and traditional assets is disappearing, and how artificial intelligence is about to reshape the way people trade.

From Solo Developer to Global Platform

Dr. Han started Gate — originally launched as Bter.com — by himself. Thirteen years later, the exchange offers more than 50 products and services. But he is quick to downplay the numbers.

“The number is not quite important. The most important thing is that when you build a product, you need to polish it very well. A score of 80 percent is not enough. You need 90% to 95% quality. You need to always be number one in the product,” he said.

That product-first philosophy extended to asset coverage early on. In 2013, Gate was among the first exchanges to aggressively list altcoins, offering over 100 at a time when most platforms stuck to a handful. “At that time, we were the only exchange that could do that,” Dr. Han recalled.

The next phase of growth, he says, will come from regulated markets. Gate now holds licenses across 80 jurisdictions, including 44 US states and coverage across more than 20 European countries under MiCA. The platform also holds licenses in Dubai, Japan, and Australia.

“We launched our platform for regulated areas last year, but this year we want to grow the users there,” Dr. Han said, acknowledging that competing with established local players in Europe and other regions remains a challenge. “In some areas, they have their own local players who have operated there for many years. We are the new player. We need to let more people know about us.”

Breaking Down the Wall Between Crypto and Traditional Finance

Gate has been expanding beyond crypto-native assets into what the industry broadly calls TradFi integration. The exchange now offers tokenized equities, gold, silver, commodities, and stock indices — all tradeable 24/7 on the same platform where users manage their crypto portfolios.

Dr. Han described two limitations of traditional markets that drove this move: regional restrictions that prevent users in many countries from opening US brokerage accounts, and the limited trading hours of conventional stock exchanges.

“With crypto, we can provide a system with very high accessibility. They can trade 24/7, anywhere, in any country. They have all kinds of crypto plus traditional assets together, managed in the same way. It’s much easier for them,” he said.

He also pointed to a practical benefit for portfolio construction. Crypto assets tend to be highly correlated — when Bitcoin drops, most altcoins follow. Adding uncorrelated traditional assets like gold or US equities gives users meaningful diversification for the first time within a single platform.

“Before, people could only trade crypto, and most of the assets are correlated. With traditional assets, they have another option. Gold is definitely not related to Bitcoin. You can choose silver, commodities, US stocks. There are a lot of options to manage your portfolio and lower your risk,” Dr. Han explained.

Looking further ahead, he sees the distinction between crypto and traditional assets fading entirely. “In the future, you don’t need to recognize which is crypto and which is a traditional asset. You can view them all as your asset. It will change the mindset of how users manage their portfolio.”

AI: From Interface to Infrastructure

The conversation shifted to artificial intelligence, where Dr. Han laid out what he calls “Intelligent Web3” — a vision where AI agents replace the complex interfaces that currently define crypto trading.

The problem, as he sees it, is straightforward: crypto products have become too complicated, especially for newcomers. “You see so many numbers, buttons — spot trading, futures trading, options, earnings. Which one should you use? How do you start? It’s too hard for people,” he said. “And Web3 is even more difficult. There are more than 10,000 DApps. Millions of tokens are launched each year. You cannot recognize which token to choose.”

Gate’s approach unfolds in two stages. The first, already live, uses AI agents to help users navigate existing interfaces — checking token information, explaining platform features, and suggesting trading strategies. The second stage is more ambitious: replacing the traditional interface entirely.

“They don’t need to use the old interface, the old tools anymore. They just tell the AI agent what they want. The AI agent does all the other work,” Dr. Han said. “If they want to buy Bitcoin, just say ‘help me buy Bitcoin.’ If they want to earn interest, tell AI ‘I want to put my Bitcoin to get interest.’ AI finds the best yield for you, and it’s done.”

He expects this transition to be visible within a year, and broadly transformative within two — a timeline he considers more realistic than the five-year horizon often cited in the industry.

“I don’t think it’s five years. Two years, at most,” he said.

Beyond user experience, Dr. Han sees AI reshaping how capital moves through markets. He argued that human-driven capital allocation is inherently inefficient — people hold assets idle while promising projects go unfunded. AI agents, operating around the clock and processing information at scale, could improve that flow.

“For one person, we cannot guarantee they can make money from that. But for the whole ecosystem, it will benefit for sure,” he said. “AI can do the labor work for you. You can put your energy in other areas. Use your real intelligence.”Gate has already begun applying AI internally. According to Dr. Han, nearly all front-end coding at the company is now handled by AI, with back-end development expected to follow soon.

The crypto market entered the third week of February with notable recoveries across several altcoins. However, overall negative sentiment has yet to improve, creating conditions for potential liquidations among overly optimistic traders.

Altcoins such as XRP, DOGE, and TAO are drawing attention this week due to significant developments, but they also carry the following risks.

1. XRP

XRP’s liquidation map shows that the cumulative liquidation volume of Long positions slightly exceeds that of Short positions.

This week, if XRP declines to $1.30, cumulative Long liquidations could surpass $200 million. Conversely, if XRP rises above $1.63, cumulative Short liquidations could reach $150 million.

XRP Exchange Liquidation Map. Source: Coinglass

On Sunday, XRP briefly climbed to $1.66 before quickly falling back below $1.50 on Monday. Analyst Dom identified selling pressure originating from the Upbit exchange through the XRP Spot Cumulative Volume Delta indicator.

XRP Spot Cumulative Volume Delta. Source: Dom

The data shows that approximately 50 million XRP were net sold on Upbit within 15 hours, generating strong selling pressure. This pressure emerged ahead of the Lunar New Year’s Eve, a holiday period in many Asian countries that often raises concerns about declining liquidity.

Meanwhile, XRP accounts for a significant share of trading volume on both Upbit and Bithumb in South Korea. As a result, selling pressure from Asian investors could put Long positions at risk this week.

2. Dogecoin (DOGE)

Recent bullish discussions within the community have encouraged traders to allocate capital to Long DOGE positions this week.

If DOGE falls to $0.091, cumulative Long liquidations could approach $90 million. Meanwhile, if DOGE rises to $0.114, cumulative Short liquidations could total around $53 million.

DOGE Exchange Liquidation Map. Source: Coinglass

Why should DOGE Long traders remain cautious? Data from Nansen shows that DOGE exchange balances (yellow line) surged abruptly from February 12, when DOGE began its recovery driven by rumors surrounding the upcoming launch of X Money.

DOGE Balance on Exchanges. Source: Nansen

Many DOGE investors appear to be using the recovery as an opportunity to exit positions by transferring tokens onto exchanges. If this trend continues this week, DOGE could correct and move toward liquidation levels for Long positions.

3. Bittensor (TAO)

The listing of TAO on South Korea’s Upbit exchange on February 16 could provide fresh momentum to support a price recovery.

The liquidation map shows that if TAO climbs above $283 this week, Short liquidations could exceed $13 million. Conversely, if TAO declines to $160, Long liquidations could reach $11.5 million.

TAO Exchange Liquidation Map. Source: Coinglass

As crypto community discussions around AI continue to capture a high share of overall market attention and Bittensor (TAO) corrects toward a long-term support zone, analyst Michaël van de Poppe expects a strong recovery.

Bittensor (TAO) Price Structure. Source: Michaël van de Poppe

“I think that protocols working on AI <> Crypto are a must have in every portfolio and I’m glad I’ve added funds into this position. I think that we’re going to see more strength going forward from here. At least a mean reversion to ~$300,” Michaël van de Poppe stated.

New liquidity from Upbit, combined with Michaël van de Poppe’s assessment, could place TAO Short positions at risk.

Crypto funds recorded a fourth consecutive week of net outflows, shedding $173 million, as investor caution persisted across major digital assets.

However, the pace of withdrawals has slowed markedly from the heavy selling seen in late January and early February, while select altcoins have continued to attract fresh capital.

Crypto Outflows Persist but Slow from January Peaks

According to the latest weekly fund flows report from CoinShares, cumulative outflows over the past four weeks have reached $3.74 billion, reflecting sustained weak sentiment following earlier market volatility.

While outflows continued, last week’s figure was broadly in line with the previous week’s $187 million decline, suggesting the sharp liquidation phase may be easing.

Earlier in the cycle, digital asset funds experienced much steeper withdrawals, including roughly $1.7 billion in each of the final weeks of January.

Market activity also cooled significantly, with ETF trading volumes dropping to $27 billion, down sharply from the record $63 billion reported the week before.

The decline in turnover suggests investors may be stepping back from aggressive repositioning, even as broader uncertainty persists.

Despite the overall negative flows, sentiment improved slightly toward the end of the week. Softer-than-expected US inflation data helped spark $105 million in inflows on Friday.

“Sentiment improved slightly on Friday following weaker-than-expected CPI data,” wrote James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares.

This suggests macroeconomic signals continue to play a decisive role in shaping short-term crypto demand.

Regional Divergence Becomes More Pronounced as Bitcoin and Ethereum Lead Withdrawals

One of the most notable trends in the latest data was a widening regional divide. The US accounted for $403 million in outflows. This made it the primary driver of the global decline.

While US investors remain cautious, potentially reflecting macro uncertainty and positioning shifts, institutions in other markets may be viewing the recent price weakness as an opportunity to accumulate.

Last Week’s Crypto Outflows by Country. Source: CoinShares

Meanwhile, the largest digital assets continued to bear the brunt of negative sentiment. Bitcoin investment products saw $133 million in outflows, the weakest performance among major assets.

Interestingly, short Bitcoin products also recorded outflows totaling $15.4 million over the past two weeks.

Crypto Outflows by Asset. Source: CoinShares Report

Historically, declines in demand for bearish positions have sometimes coincided with periods of market capitulation. Therefore, it may signal that the worst of the selling pressure could be nearing exhaustion.

Ethereum funds also struggled, posting $85.1 million in outflows as investors reduced exposure to the second-largest crypto. Smaller products were not immune either, with Hyperliquid seeing modest withdrawals of around $1 million.

Altcoins Show Signs of Rotation

In contrast to the broader trend, several altcoins continued to attract capital. XRP led inflows at $33.4 million, followed closely by Solana at $31 million, while Chainlink added $1.1 million.

These inflows point to a selective rotation rather than a wholesale exit from the crypto sector. Investors appear to be reallocating toward assets perceived to have stronger narratives or relative momentum, even as exposure to larger-cap tokens declines.

Taken together, the latest data paints a picture of a market still under pressure but stabilizing compared with the intense selling seen earlier in the year.

Crypto outflows remain persistent, yet their reduced scale, coupled with regional inflows and continued interest in certain altcoins, suggests investors are adjusting portfolios rather than abandoning the asset class outright.

Quantum computing risks are weighing on Bitcoin’s (BTC) relative valuation against gold, according to analyst Willy Woo.

The development of quantum computing has spread concerns across the tech and financial sectors, as future breakthroughs could potentially undermine current encryption standards. Although such capabilities are not considered imminent, the long-term threat has raised questions about Bitcoin’s security model and how markets price that uncertainty.

Has Quantum Computing Entered the Bitcoin Valuation Equation? 

Woo argued that Bitcoin’s 12-year outperformance relative to gold has broken, marking a significant structural shift. He pointed to the rising market awareness of quantum computing risks as a reason behind this shift.

“12 YR TREND BROKEN. BTC should be a valued a LOT HIGHER relative to gold. Should be. IT’S NOT. The valuation trend broke down once QUANTUM came into awareness,” Woo said.

Bitcoin’s Valuation Against Gold Breaks 12-Year Trend as Quantum Computing Awareness Rises. Source: X/Willy Woo

Bitcoin’s security relies on elliptic curve cryptography (ECDSA over secp256k1). A sufficiently advanced, fault-tolerant quantum computer running Shor’s algorithm could theoretically derive private keys from exposed public keys and compromise funds associated with those on-chain addresses.

Such technology is not yet capable of breaking Bitcoin’s encryption. Nonetheless, a key concern, Woo argues, is the potential reactivation of an estimated 4 million “lost” BTC. If quantum breakthroughs made those coins accessible, they could re-enter circulation, effectively increasing supply.

To illustrate the scale, Woo explained that corporations following MicroStrategy’s 2020 playbook and spot Bitcoin ETFs have accumulated approximately 2.8 million BTC. The possible return of 4 million lost coins would exceed that total, equivalent to roughly eight years of enterprise-level accumulation at recent rates.

“The market has started pricing in the return of these lost coins ahead of time. This process completes once the Q-Day risk is off the table. Until then, BTCUSD will price in this risk. Q-Day is 5 to 15 years away… that’s a long time trading with a cloud over its head,” he emphasized. 

He acknowledged that Bitcoin would likely adopt quantum-resistant signatures before any credible attack becomes feasible. However, upgrading cryptography would not automatically resolve the status of these coins. 

“I’d say it’s 75% chance that lost coins will not be frozen by a protocol hard fork,”  the analyst remarked. “Unfortunately the next 10 years is when BTC is most needed. It’s the end of the long term debt cycle, it’s where macro investors and sovereigns run to hard assets like gold to shelter from global debt deleveraging. Hence gold moons without BTC.”

Woo’s analysis does not suggest that quantum attacks are imminent. Instead, it positions quantum computing as a long-term variable factored into Bitcoin’s relative valuation, particularly in comparison to gold.

Meanwhile, Charles Edwards, founder of Capriole Investments, offered a complementary perspective on how quantum risk may be influencing market behavior. According to Edwards, concerns surrounding the quantum threat were likely a key factor that drove Bitcoin’s price lower.

The quantum threat is also shaping real portfolio moves. Jefferies strategist Christopher Wood reduced a 10% Bitcoin allocation in favor of gold and mining stocks, citing quantum concerns. This highlights that institutional investors see quantum computing as a significant risk, not a remote one.

By mid-February, discussions about Dogecoin (DOGE) had become noticeably more active. DOGE holders expect the meme coin to stage a strong recovery after losing more than 75% of its value since last year.

Several catalysts have fueled this renewed optimism. The key question remains whether these factors are strong enough to drive a sustained price rebound.

Elon Musk’s Influence Over DOGE Is Making a Comeback

Data from LunarCrush, a social intelligence platform for crypto investors, show that mentions of Dogecoin increased by 33.19% over the past month compared with the previous month.

This unusually strong rise indicates that community interest in the meme coin has returned in force.

Dogecoin (DOGE) Mentions. Source: LunarCrush

LunarCrush reports that discussions have focused on DOGE’s technical analysis, Elon Musk’s influence on the token, and the possibility of deeper integration of DOGE into X’s ecosystem.

Charts show that DOGE-related topics began trending upward after February 12. On that same day, Elon Musk revealed that X Money had entered internal testing with X employees. The company expects a limited rollout to users within the next one to two months.

DOGE holders expect X Money to accept DOGE for payments. Their expectations stem from Musk’s previous references to DOGE as an example for micropayments.

On February 14, Nikita Bier, Head of Product at X, announced that the platform will soon allow users to trade cryptocurrencies directly from their timelines through clickable “Smart Cashtags.”

“X is reportedly in internal testing for stock and crypto trading, sparking speculation about Dogecoin and $XRP integration. Analysts suggest Dogecoin could reach $1 or $2 quickly, with recent social posts highlighting potential price pumps and Elon Musk’s influence.” LunarCrush reported.

Price Rebounds

Although these arguments remain speculative and lack any official confirmation, DOGE’s price rebounded following these developments.

DOGE Price Performance. Source: TradingView

Data from TradingView shows that DOGE climbed from $0.09 to above $0.11 before correcting to around $0.10.

Analyst Daan Crypto Trades predicts that DOGE could reclaim the $0.16–$0.17 range in the short term. This level aligns with the 200-day moving average (MA200).

The recent recovery has strengthened short-term bullish sentiment. However, several structural concerns continue to cloud the long-term outlook.

Recent ETF data highlights ongoing weakness in institutional demand. The DOGE Spot ETF has recorded zero net inflows since the beginning of February. This stagnation reflects limited interest from institutional investors.

Total DOGE Spot ETF Net Inflow. Source: SoSoValue.

Since the launch of DOGE ETFs in the United States, total net assets across these funds have reached only $8.69 million. This figure remains modest compared to other major crypto ETFs.

Dogecoin’s unlimited supply model also presents a structural challenge. The network mints approximately 5 billion new DOGE each year. This continuous issuance raises concerns about the preservation of long-term value.

Bitcoin is entering a pivotal macro week as it hovers near $68,600 on February 16, 2026. After a volatile start to the year, including a sharp retracement from 2025 highs above $126,000, markets remain highly sensitive to US economic data.

Tariff tensions, sticky inflation, and the Federal Reserve’s decision to pause rate cuts have kept risk assets on edge. With US markets closed Monday for Presidents’ Day, liquidity is thinner than usual, a factor that could amplify volatility once major data begins midweek.

US Economic Data Crypto Traders Must Watch This Week

Traders are focused on four key releases: the January FOMC minutes on Wednesday, initial jobless claims on Thursday, and Friday’s Q4 GDP revision alongside December PCE inflation.

US Economic Data to Watch This Week. Source: Market Watch

According to CME FedWatch data, markets are pricing just 9.8% odds of a March rate cut, reflecting skepticism that easing is imminent.

March Interest Rate Cut Probabilities. Source: CME FedWatch Tool

In this environment, even modest surprises could determine whether Bitcoin tests $70,000 resistance or revisits the $60,000 support zone.

FOMC Minutes

The release of the January FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee)minutes will likely set the week’s tone.

The Fed held rates steady at 3.50%–3.75% during its last meeting, signaling caution amid resilient growth and persistent services inflation.

FOMC minutes on Wednesday will provide deeper insight into policymakers’ internal debates, particularly around inflation risks, labor strength, and tariff-related pressures.

A hawkish tone emphasizing sticky inflation or upside risks could reinforce “higher for longer” expectations. Historically, similar signals have triggered 3–5% Bitcoin pullbacks within 24 hours as Treasury yields rise and liquidity expectations tighten.

Conversely, any language suggesting balanced risks or growing concern over slowing growth could revive rate-cut speculation.

In holiday-thinned trading conditions, even subtle dovish cues may be enough to push Bitcoin toward $70,000.

Initial Jobless Claims

Thursday’s jobless claims report offers a real-time snapshot of labor market health, a core pillar of the Fed’s dual mandate.

Consensus expects roughly 220,000 new filings for the week ending February 14, down from 227,000 previously.

A reading below 210,000 would reinforce labor resilience and reduce the likelihood of near-term easing. That outcome could pressure Bitcoin 1–3% lower as markets recalibrate rate-cut expectations.

On the other hand, claims above 230,000 would raise concerns about softening employment conditions. In past cycles, weaker labor prints have boosted risk assets on the assumption that the Fed may pivot sooner. Such a scenario could lift Bitcoin 2–4% as easing bets increase.

With BTC consolidating between $68,000 and $69,000, this release may serve as a bridge between Wednesday’s Fed insight and Friday’s inflation data.

Q4 2025 GDP (Final Revision)

Friday’s final Q4 GDP revision is expected to show +2.5% annualized growth, a significant step down from the initial +4.4% estimate.

A downside surprise below 2.3% would reinforce slowdown narratives and potentially boost Bitcoin 3–6% as markets price in earlier policy relief. Softer consumer spending, which accounts for roughly 70% of GDP, would be closely watched.

However, a print above 2.7% could complicate the outlook. Strong growth may delay easing, reinforcing “higher for longer” expectations and weighing on crypto markets.

Bitcoin remains highly correlated with equities during major macro releases. Strong growth combined with persistent inflation has historically triggered short-term BTC pullbacks.

PCE & Core PCE

The week’s most important catalyst arrives with December’s PCE inflation report, the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge.

Expectations call for +0.3% month-over-month increases in both headline and core PCE, with year-over-year readings around 2.8–2.9%.

A cooler-than-expected 0.2% MoM print would signal further disinflation progress. That outcome could meaningfully increase the probability of a rate cut and spark a 4–8% Bitcoin rally, potentially pushing prices decisively above $70,000.

But a hotter print above 0.3% would reinforce sticky inflation concerns, likely triggering 3–5% downside pressure as yields climb and easing hopes fade.

Core PCE, which strips out food and energy, will carry particular weight for policymakers and traders alike.

From Fed messaging to labor resilience, growth revisions, and inflation data, each release feeds directly into expectations for 2026 monetary policy.

With Bitcoin stabilizing near $68,600 but still well below its 2025 highs, the market remains acutely sensitive to liquidity signals.

Bitcoin (BTC) Price Performance. Source: BeInCrypto

Dovish surprises across the board could reignite risk appetite and drive a breakout toward $70,000 and beyond. Hawkish data, however, may deepen the correction toward $60,000–$65,000.

The Solana price is under pressure after failing to break a key resistance level. Over the past 24 hours, SOL has dropped 5.4%, extending its rejection near the $89 zone. But the price rejection did not happen in isolation.

Exclusive Dune dashboard data shows Solana’s DEX volume fell sharply last week, possibly weakening buyer conviction and triggering selling from some of the network’s strongest holders. This combination could now play a decisive role in Solana price prediction over the coming weeks.

Solana DEX Volume Drops Over 20% as RSI Confirms Price Weakness

BeInCrypto’s exclusive Dune dashboard data shows Solana’s weekly DEX trading volume dropped from $95.6 billion in the week ending February 2 to $74.3 billion in the week ending February 9. This marks a sharp decline of $21.3 billion, or over 20%, in just one week.

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Solana DEX Volume: Dune

DEX volume measures how much actual trading activity is happening on Solana’s decentralized exchanges. When volume rises, it signals strong participation and demand. This drop happened at a critical time.

On the 12-hour chart, Solana’s price attempted to break above the $89 resistance level highlighted last week but failed. At the same time, the Relative Strength Index (RSI), which measures buying and selling momentum, formed a higher high while price formed a lower high between February 2 and February 15.

Solana Turns Bearish: TradingView

This is called a hidden bearish divergence. It signals that although momentum appears to improve, the underlying price strength is weakening. The divergence confirmed exactly when Solana failed to clear $89. The weak DEX participation helps explain why. With fewer traders entering the market, the bounce lacked the strength needed to break resistance.

This is an important signal for Solana price prediction. Without strong trading activity, rallies become harder to sustain.

Long-Term Holders Begin Selling as Conviction Weakens

The drop in DEX activity coincided with a major shift in holder behavior. Some of Solana’s most important investor groups began reducing their holdings, per the HODL Waves metric, which partitions holders by time held. The biggest warning comes from long-term holders who held SOL for three to five years.

Their share of supply dropped from 9.77% on February 8 to 7.28% now. This represents a decline of 2.49 percentage points, or about 25.5%.

Long-Term Selling: Glassnode

These holders are considered the strongest hands in the market. They usually sell only when confidence weakens significantly. Their selling adds meaningful supply and reduces market stability. At the same time, mid-term holders who held SOL for three to six months also reduced their positions.

Their share fell from 24.21% on February 3 to 20.78% now. This marks a decline of 3.43 percentage points, or roughly 14.2%. The timing is critical. Most of this selling happened between February 3 and February 9, the same period when DEX volume collapsed.

Mid-Term Sellers: Glassnode

This shows a clear connection. As trading activity weakened, conviction holders began exiting. This behavior plays a major role in Solana’s price prediction going forward. When long-term holders sell, recoveries often slow down or fail completely.

It also explains why the Solana price failed to sustain its recent bounce that started on February 6. The overlap between falling DEX participation and long-term holder selling also explains why the Solana price failed to break above $89.

Solana Price Now Tests Critical $84 Support Level

The Solana price is now approaching one of its most important support zones. The key level to watch is $84.

Cost basis heatmap data shows that between $83 and $84, more than 6.44 million SOL were accumulated. This makes it one of the strongest near-term support zones because many investors may try to defend their positions.

SOL Cost Basis Heatmap: Glassnode

If Solana price holds this level, stabilization could follow. But if SOL breaks below $84, the outlook changes quickly.

The first downside target sits at $79. Below that, the next major support appears at $59, which aligns with the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level. This would represent a potential 30% decline from recent highs. This makes the current zone critical for Solana price prediction.

On the upside, recovery requires reclaiming the $89 resistance level. A confirmed breakout above $91 would strengthen bullish momentum and open the path toward $106. Until then, the price remains vulnerable.

Solana Price Analysis: TradingView

The recent drop in Solana DEX volume, combined with long-term holder selling and resistance rejection, shows weakening conviction. Unless long-term buying activity returns and key resistance levels are reclaimed, Solana price prediction remains heavily dependent on whether the $84 support can hold or fails in the coming sessions.

Coinbase is facing mounting criticism from users after many participants in its Super Bowl “Big Game Challenge” prediction market contest reported delayed or missing payouts, even after qualifying for shares of the advertised Bitcoin prize pool.

Community complaints and technical issues highlight the growing pains of prediction markets as they surge in popularity while confronting regulatory, operational, and infrastructure challenges.

Coinbase Payout Issues Highlight Prediction Markets’ Growing Pains

On Reddit and other forums, users described confusing and frustrating experiences with the payout process. Reportedly, some users correctly predicted outcomes in the Big Game but “still haven’t been paid.

Others reported winnings showing briefly in their account balances before disappearing without explanation, or payouts reflected in USD without transferability or access.

Amidst these frustrations, some are calling the situation a “rug pull,” claiming Coinbase’s app initially confirmed a win after five correct picks, the threshold for eligibility, only for a later email to declare they had not won.

“According to the Coinbase app, I had won the Big Game Predictions with 5 correct predictions with $5 bet on each prediction. It told await my payout. However, I just received an email from Coinbase stating that I did not win. Does anyone else feel like this was a rug pull or a scam in some way? They said.

However, support responses seen in some threads indicate that rewards are being held until all prediction markets and mail‑in entries are settled, in line with the contest’s official rules.

Coinbase has previously said winners will receive Bitcoin rewards directly into their accounts by February 23, 2026.

However, the lack of transparency and account migrations has frustrated users trying to confirm settlement status.

“We completely understand how important this is to you. Verified winners will receive their prize directly into their Coinbase account. The prize amount will be a share of $1,000,000 in Bitcoin, divided equally among all winners. Prizes are expected to be fulfilled no later than February 23, 2026,” Coinbase explained.

Infrastructure Strains, Regulatory Hurdles, and the Rising Stakes for Crypto Prediction Markets

The timing of these complaints coincides with broader strains in crypto-linked prediction markets. Partner platform Kalshi, which provides the backend for Coinbase’s event contracts, suffered deposit and transaction delays during the Super Bowl due to overwhelming traffic.

“Kalshi does all this ad investment just for their app, not to let you deposit on Super Bowl Day, sounds about right,” one user lamented.

Kalshi co-founder Luana Lopes Lara acknowledged slowdowns but assured users that funds were “safe and on the way.

These operational stretches highlight how infrastructure designed for everyday trading may struggle with spikes tied to major events.

Similar technical pressure was observed across the industry on prediction markets during the championship. This suggests systemic scalability challenges for platforms offering event contracts under high demand.

The Coinbase backlash arrives amid a broader regulatory and legal battleground. State gaming regulators, such as the Nevada Gaming Control Board, have sued Coinbase to block its prediction markets. They argue that they constitute unlicensed sports wagering.

These legal actions fuel uncertainty around the regulatory status of event contracts, complicating rollout and user experiences.

Meanwhile, critics from within the crypto community note that prediction markets must mature beyond short-term speculative betting.

Voices like Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin have warned that over-reliance on speculative contracts may create products lacking deeper utility, urging a focus on hedging and risk‑management applications.

The current Coinbase backlash highlights the operational and communication gaps that can accompany rapid product expansion.

Altcoin markets remain highly reactive as February enters its third week, with several major tokens approaching critical technical inflection points. While broader sentiment remains fragile, select assets are relying on external developments that could determine their next directional move. 

In line with the same, BeInCrypto has analysed three such altcoins that the investors should watch in the third week of February.

Arbitrum (ARB)

ARB is trading at $0.1134 following a sustained downtrend from $0.2261, maintaining a clear bearish market structure defined by consecutive lower highs and heavy sell-side pressure. Fibonacci retracement levels mark $0.1255 (0.236) as immediate overhead resistance, with $0.1447 (0.382) acting as the next key supply zone. Momentum remains skewed to the downside.

Near-term support sits at $0.1074, just above the altcoin’s all-time low at $0.0944. A daily close below $0.1074 would likely trigger continuation toward $0.0944. A breakdown beneath that level opens the door to fresh price discovery. CMF at -0.04 reflects ongoing capital outflows and a lack of meaningful accumulation.

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ARB Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

For bulls to shift structure, ARB needs a decisive daily close above $0.1255 to regain short-term control. A confirmed breakout above $0.1447 would signal a broader trend reversal, targeting $0.1758 (0.618). The bearish thesis is invalidated only on strong acceptance above $0.1447; until then, downside risk toward $0.0944 prevails.

Injective (INJ)

INJ is trading at $3.134 after a sharp rejection from $5.924, maintaining a clear bearish market structure defined by lower highs and impulsive sell-side candles. Fibonacci retracement levels place immediate resistance at 0.382 ($3.275) and stronger overhead supply at 0.618 ($3.662). Price remains capped below both levels, keeping short-term momentum tilted to the downside.

On the downside, 0.236 support at $3.036 is the key level to watch. A daily close below $3.036 would likely trigger continuation toward $2.650. If bearish momentum continues to build, an extension to $2.500 becomes a high-probability move. The 0.98 correlation with BTC adds risk, suggesting INJ is highly likely to mirror any further Bitcoin weakness.

INJ Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

For bulls to regain control, the price must reclaim $3.275 and establish acceptance above that level. A decisive daily close above $3.662 would confirm a structural shift, opening upside targets at $3.937 and $4.287. The bearish thesis is invalidated on a strong close above $3.662; until then, downside continuation toward $2.650 remains the dominant bias.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

Another one of the altcoins to watch in February is BCH, which is trading at $558.3 after a strong relief bounce from $423.0, successfully reclaiming the 0.786 Fib at $541.8. Price is now pressing into the 1.0 retracement at $574.1, which stands as immediate overhead resistance. The broader structure suggests recovery from prior distribution, but bulls still need follow-through to confirm a sustained trend reversal.

The 0.786 level at $541.8 now acts as near-term pivot support. A daily close below $541.8 shifts momentum back to the downside, exposing $516.4 (0.618) and then $480.7 (0.382). MFI sits at 57.12, reflecting constructive but not overextended momentum. If sellers regain control, $458.7 (0.236) becomes the next logical downside liquidity target.

BCH Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

For bullish continuation, BCH must secure acceptance above $574.1 on a daily closing basis. A confirmed breakout opens upside extension targets at $609.8 (1.236), $631.8 (1.382), and $649.6 (1.5). The bullish thesis is invalidated on a decisive close below $516.4. The February 17 Bitcoin Cash Toronto meetup will dive deep into BCH’s tech and the major improvements coming with the LAYLA upgrade this May. This could act as a catalyst for recovery.

Președintele SBI Holdings, Yoshitaka Kitao, a confirmat că gigantul japonez al serviciilor financiare deține o participație în Ripple Labs, clarificând speculațiile legate de expunerea companiei la XRP.

Declarația urmează unor observații recente din partea CEO-ului Ripple, Brad Garlinghouse. El a sugerat că firma are „oportunitatea” de a deveni o companie de 1 trilion de dolari.

Președintele SBI Holdings respinge zvonurile despre XRP

Kitao a abordat afirmațiile circulante conform cărora SBI deține direct tokenuri XRP în valoare de 10 miliarde de dolari. El a respins aceste afirmații, clarificând că expunerea firmei nu este la XRP, ci la Ripple Labs. Conform lui Kitao, SBI deține aproximativ o participație de 9% în Ripple.

Bittensor’s TAO token climbed nearly 8% to become the top gainer after Upbit, South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, announced its listing.

The rally enabled TAO to outperform the broader crypto market, which remained under pressure as the total market capitalization declined 2.53% over the past 24 hours.

Upbit Introduces TAO Trading Pairs Amid Turbulent Market Conditions

Upbit confirmed that TAO will be available for trading against three trading pairs: Korean won (KRW), Bitcoin (BTC), and Tether (USDT). Trading is scheduled to begin on February 16 at 16:00 Korean Standard Time (KST). Furthermore, deposits and withdrawals will open within approximately 90 minutes of the announcement.

“Deposits and withdrawals are supported only through the specified network (TAO – Bittensor Network). Deposits and withdrawals via EVM networks are not supported. Please verify the network before depositing,” the notice read.

As is standard for new listings on the platform, Upbit will implement temporary trading safeguards at launch. The exchange will restrict buy orders for approximately five minutes after trading begins.

During that same window, it will block sell orders priced more than 10% below the previous day’s closing price. For roughly two hours after the listing, Upbit will permit only limit orders.

The listing triggered a price surge for TAO, reinforcing a pattern commonly observed when tokens secure new exchange support. Following the announcement, the token advanced nearly 8%.

At the time of writing, the altcoin was trading at $207.6. Moreover, TAO’s rise pushed it to become the largest gainer among the top 100 cryptocurrencies on CoinGecko.

Bittensor (TAO) Price Performance. Source: TradingView

The latest rally builds on the token’s recent momentum. TAO has gained more than 21% over the past week after trending predominantly downward since the beginning of the year.

TAO Price Prediction: What Comes Next?

Meanwhile, analysts remain optimistic about the artificial intelligence-focused blockchain. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe signaled a bullish outlook for Bittensor’s token. He projected at least a “mean reversion” toward approximately $300.

“I think that protocols working on AI <> Crypto are a must have in every portfolio and I’m glad I’ve added funds into this position. I think that we’re going to see more strength going forward from here,” Van de Poppe wrote.

Looking ahead, TAO’s short-term trajectory will likely depend on whether the listing-driven momentum converts into sustained trading volume and continued buyer interest. If broader sentiment stabilizes and participation remains elevated, the token could extend its recovery.

However, weakening momentum or renewed market pressure may temper gains. As exchange accessibility improves, overall crypto market conditions will also be a key factor.

Recuperarea recentă a BTC-ului ar putea ascunde un semnal periculos. Prețul Bitcoin-ului a crescut cu aproape 9% între 12 februarie și 15 februarie, dând impresia că cele mai rele momente ale corecției au trecut.

Dar recuperarea se slăbește deja. Acum, datele despre levier, semnalele de momentum și tendințele profitului pe lanț sugerează că raliul ar putea fi mai degrabă un risc de prăbușire decât o finalizare a acestuia.

Raliul de 9% al Bitcoin-ului a atras aproape 2 miliarde de dolari în pariuri lungi

Între 12 februarie și 15 februarie, Bitcoin a crescut cu aproximativ 9%. În același timp, traderii de futures s-au poziționat agresiv pentru o creștere suplimentară. Interesul deschis total, care urmărește valoarea totală a contractelor futures active, a crescut de la 19.59 miliarde de dolari la 21.47 miliarde de dolari. Aceasta a fost o creștere de aproximativ 1.88 miliarde de dolari, sau aproximativ 9.6%, între 13 februarie și 15 februarie.

Binance respinge cu fermitate acuzațiile că investigatorii săi interni au descoperit mai mult de 1 miliard de dolari în tranzacții legate de Iran și au fost ulterior concediați.

Reacția de respingere escaladează tensiunile între cea mai mare bursă cripto din lume și anumite secțiuni ale presei financiare.

Binance respinge acuzațiile și apără recordul de conformitate

Controversa provine dintr-un raport de investigație din 13 februarie de la Fortune, care a susținut că investigatorii de conformitate au identificat peste 1 miliard de dolari în tranzacții legate de entități iraniene între martie 2024 și august 2025.

Billionaire investor and Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio says the global order established after World War II is breaking down. He argued that the world is entering what he calls “Stage 6” of the “Big Cycle.”

His warning has triggered renewed debate about geopolitical instability and its impact on cryptocurrency markets.

Ray Dalio Says We’re in “Stage 6” as World Order Breaks Down

Dalio frames the current moment through what he calls the “Big Cycle.” This is a pattern in which dominant empires rise, peak, and eventually decline. According to this model, the world is now in “Stage 6.”

“In my parlance, we are in the Stage 6 part of the Big Cycle in which there is great disorder arising from being in a period in which there are no rules, might is right, and there is a clash of great powers,” the post read.

Unlike domestic political systems, Dalio argues, international relations lack effective enforcement mechanisms such as binding laws or neutral arbitration. As a result, global affairs are ultimately governed by power rather than rules. When a dominant country weakens and a rival gains strength, tensions typically increase.

He identifies five types of conflict that tend to escalate in such periods: trade and economic wars, technology wars, capital wars involving sanctions and financial restrictions, geopolitical struggles over alliances and territory, and finally, military wars. 

Most major conflicts, he argues, begin with economic and financial pressure long before bullets are fired. Dalio draws comparisons to the 1930s, when a global debt crisis, protectionist policies, political extremism, and rising nationalism preceded World War II. 

He notes that before large-scale military conflict erupted, countries engaged in tariff battles, asset freezes, embargoes, and financial restrictions, tactics that resemble measures used today.

In his view, the most significant flashpoint in the current cycle is the strategic rivalry between the United States and China, particularly over Taiwan.

“The choice that opposing countries face—either fighting or backing down—is very hard to make. Both are costly—fighting in terms of lives and money, and backing down in terms of the loss of status, since it shows weakness, which leads to reduced support. When two competing entities each have the power to destroy the other, both must have extremely high trust that they won’t be unacceptably harmed or killed by the other. Managing the prisoner’s dilemma well, however, is extremely rare,” Dalio wrote.

However, warnings like this are not new. Dalio has issued similar cautions for years. This suggests his recent remarks are part of a consistent long-term thesis rather than a sudden shift.

Still, it’s worth noting that rather than making a direct prediction about military conflict, Dalio argues that the structural conditions historically associated with major power transitions are now in place.

Broader Implications for the Crypto Market

Dalio’s warning raises questions about how digital assets might perform. In periods marked by sanctions, asset freezes, and restrictions on cross-border finance, cryptocurrencies can attract attention as alternative settlement rails that operate outside traditional banking infrastructure. 

Bitcoin, in particular, is often viewed as resistant to censorship and capital controls. These characteristics could become more relevant if financial fragmentation accelerates. At the same time, cryptocurrencies remain sensitive to global liquidity conditions. 

Historically, geopolitical stress and policy tightening have triggered broad risk-off reactions across markets. This, in turn, may weigh on equities and high-beta assets alike. 

If rising tensions lead to tighter financial conditions or reduced investor appetite for risk, crypto markets could experience heightened volatility in the short term.

“For stocks, this likely means higher volatility, lower valuations, and sharper swings as geopolitical risks rise. For crypto, weakening trust in traditional money could drive long-term interest, but short-term stress may still trigger severe price swings,” analyst Ted Pillows stated.

Another key factor is that heightened geopolitical tensions may push investors toward traditional safe-haven assets. Gold has historically benefited during periods of uncertainty, as capital seeks stability and long-standing stores of value. 

In recent months, precious metals have surged to record highs, while cryptocurrencies struggled to recover following October’s tariff-driven market downturn. This divergence highlights that, despite Bitcoin’s “digital gold” narrative, many investors still treat gold as the primary hedge during acute geopolitical stress.

If tensions deepen, capital flows could continue favoring established defensive assets over more volatile alternatives. For crypto markets, that dynamic suggests a complex outlook: while long-term narratives around monetary debasement and financial fragmentation may strengthen, near-term price action could remain vulnerable to shifts in global risk sentiment.

Cardano a arătat semne timpurii de stabilizare după săptămâni de presiune. Prețul ADA încearcă să revină de la minimele recente. Datele de piață sugerează că recuperarea este susținută de două grupuri cheie de investitori.

Deținătorii mari și investitorii pe termen lung par să intervină. Activitatea lor modelează sentimentul pe termen scurt în jurul altcoin-ului. Pe măsură ce volatilitatea persistă în întreaga piață cripto, aceste grupuri ar putea juca un rol decisiv în următoarea mișcare a ADA.

Deținătorii de Cardano par să fie optimisti

Datele on-chain indică faptul că balenele Cardano au fost constant de sprijin. Adresele care dețin între 10 milioane și 100 milioane ADA au acumulat masiv în ultimele zile. Aceste portofele au adăugat mai mult de 220 milioane ADA, evaluat la peste 61 milioane de dolari în momentul redactării.

MYX Finance a înregistrat una dintre cele mai abrupte scăderi săptămânale pe piața activelor digitale. Tokenul a scăzut cu 72% în ultimele șapte zile, subperformând majoritatea altcoin-urilor comparabile. Vânzarea a șters luni de câștiguri și a împins MYX la un minim de trei luni.

La prima vedere, o astfel de colaps semnalează adesea eșecul protocolului sau utilitatea în declin. Cu toate acestea, datele on-chain și metricile derivatelor spun o poveste diferită.

MYX Finance încă se descurcă bine în spațiul DeFi

O scădere abruptă ridică de obicei îngrijorări cu privire la slăbirea cererii sau migrarea utilizatorilor. Investitorii analizează adesea valoarea totală blocată, sau TVL, pentru a evalua sănătatea platformei. În finanțele descentralizate, TVL măsoară suma de capital asigurat în cadrul contractelor inteligente ale unui protocol.

The relationship between Binance and FTX has long been one of the most debated rivalries in crypto. Now, Changpeng Zhao (CZ) is offering one of his most detailed public accounts yet.

CZ describes how cooperation turned into competition well before FTX’s 2022 collapse.

CZ Lifts the Curtain on Binance’s Secretive Break With FTX

Speaking on the All-In Podcast, the former Binance CEO traced the relationship back to early 2019, when he first met Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), then running Alameda Research.

“Uh, I think I first met him in January 2019 in one of the Singapore conferences Binance organized. I think FTX did not exist at the time… Sam… was running Alameda,” CZ said, recalling that Alameda was then a major trading client on Binance and relations were initially friendly.

According to CZ, Alameda and the future FTX team soon approached Binance with proposals to collaborate on a derivatives platform. Several offers were made over time, including a joint venture structure that would have favored Binance.

Eventually, in late 2019, Binance agreed to invest.

“Yeah… we invested in them only 20% as equity at some point, and then we exited a year… later… we didn’t stay there for very long,” CZ said.

The deal included a token swap involving BNB and FTT, and Binance became a minority shareholder. CZ emphasized that:

He remained a passive investor throughout the relationship

Chose not to request financial statements because both firms operated competing futures businesses.

“Because of the competitive nature in the businesses… I never really… ask them for financial statements… I’m a very passive investor. So when I invest, I don’t get involved in their business,” he said.

Binance-FTX Tensions Beneath the Surface

Despite the early cooperation, CZ said relations deteriorated quickly. Reportedly, he began hearing reports that SBF was criticizing Binance in policy and regulatory circles in Washington.

“And then almost as soon as we did that deal, I kept hearing from my friends… SBF badmouthing us in the Washington circles,” CZ said.

He also described frustration over hiring practices, alleging that FTX recruited Binance staff by offering dramatically higher salaries. Allegedly, FTX would then use those hires to approach Binance’s VIP clients with competing offers.

While CZ said he attempted to maintain a cooperative tone publicly and even agreed to appear jointly at industry events, he suggested the rivalry was already intensifying behind the scenes.

Why Binance Exited

By early 2021, FTX was raising capital at valuations reportedly reaching $32 billion. CZ said Binance had contractual veto rights over future funding rounds but chose not to exercise them.

“So… we said… why don’t we exit, actually?” CZ recalled, explaining that Binance preferred to compete freely rather than remain a shareholder in a fast-growing rival.

The exit was finalized in July 2021, roughly a year and a half before FTX collapsed in November 2022.

“This is like a full year and a half before they had issues… at the time we didn’t know,” he said, rejecting claims that Binance exited because of inside knowledge. “That’s categorically not true.”

FTX Collapse and Its Aftermath

FTX ultimately failed after revelations that customer funds had been misused to cover losses at Alameda Research, triggering a liquidity crisis and bankruptcy.

Binance’s decision in November 2022 to liquidate its FTT holdings accelerated a bank run. However, subsequent investigations and court proceedings concluded that the core cause of the collapse was internal fraud and mismanagement.

CZ declined to comment extensively on ongoing legal disputes, including efforts by the FTX bankruptcy estate to recover funds from the 2021 exit. However, he reiterated that Binance had no visibility into FTX’s internal finances while it was a shareholder.

Taken together, CZ’s account portrays the Binance–FTX relationship not as a sudden breakdown but as a gradual unraveling. If his remarks are any guide, the relationship was marked by early cooperation, growing rivalry, and a strategic exit long before the crisis that reshaped the crypto industry.

SBF did not immediately respond to BeInCrypto’s request for comment about CZ’s claims.

Prețul XRP a crescut brusc, aproape atingând un câștig intraday de 18.7% înainte de a renunța la jumătate din acel avans. Tokenul se tranzacționează acum aproape de 1.53 USD după ce a încheiat cu o creștere de 9%.

Profiturile premature realizate de deținători au limitat momentumul și pot influența direcția prețului XRP în sesiunile următoare.

Vânzările de XRP continuă

Datele privind schimbarea poziției nete a schimbului indică faptul că vânzările în rândul deținătorilor de XRP rămân consistente. Barele verzi pe metrică arată fluxuri continue către schimburi, ceea ce semnalează de obicei intenția de a vinde. Această mișcare constantă sugerează că deținătorii își vând XRP în timpul rally-urilor de preț.

Ethereum (ETH) a scăzut cu 6,6% în ultimele 24 de ore, tranzacționându-se în jurul valorii de $1,947, în timp ce piețele crypto mai largi continuă să navigheze volatilitatea și vânturile economice contrare.

Cu toate acestea, în mijlocul turbulențelor de preț, CEO-ul Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, indică o sursă surprinzătoare de optimism: reziliența investitorilor de retail.

Investitorii de retail „Diamond Hands” rămân puternici în ciuda scăderii de 7% a Ethereum.

Armstrong a subliniat că, dincolo de a face față declinului pieței, utilizatorii de retail ai Coinbase cumpără activ scăderea, rezultând în creșteri nete ale deținerilor de BTC și ETH.