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Bitcoin’s (BTC) sell-off is increasingly being interpreted not as the start of a new breakdown, but as the midpoint of a structurally different bear market defined by leverage reset and capital rotation rather than panic-driven capitulation. According to an analysis by Kaiko, the roughly 50% drawdow

Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $60,062 last Thursday, February 6, marking a 52% decline from October 2025's $126,000 peak in the deepest drawdown of the current cycle. On-chain data shows realized losses averaging $1.26 billion per day over the past week, levels not seen since the FTX collapse in November 20

Strategy purchased 1,142 Bitcoin (BTC) for $90 million at $78,815 per coin last week, buying above its $76,056 average cost as the company sits on $5.2 billion in unrealized losses. The purchase came after Strategy sold 616,715 shares to fund the acquisition, continuing aggressive shareholder diluti

Bitcoin’s (BTC) rebound toward $69,000 following a sharp drop into the low-$60,000 range has stabilized near-term price action, but on-chain and derivatives data suggest the market has entered a late-stage correction phase rather than the early stages of a new uptrend. According to Glassnode, the ma

Bitcoin (BTC) plunged to $60,000 on Feb. 6 and triggered a capitulation event, with nearly 241,000 BTC flooding exchanges over three days as short-term holders, small wallets and even institutional-grade venues registered sharp inflow spikes that signaled panic had spread well beyond retail traders