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U.S. job losses at 17-year high raise positive signals for bitcoin bulls

Unofficial economic indicators suggest the Fed may need to ease policy, boosting riskier assets.

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Jefferies sees few signs of a crypto bottom yet flags upside for tokens with fundamentals

Bank says institutional de-risking continues, but resilient network activity and growing TradFi adoption could lift revenue-linked assets over time

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Bitcoin’s crash to $60,000 has traders hunting for a hidden fund blowup

Traders on X are pointing to everything from a Hong Kong fund blowup to yen funding stress and even quantum security fears as bitcoin’s plunge turns into a full-blown narrative vacuum.

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BlackRock's bitcoin fund hits $10 billion volume record, hinting at peak selling

Record volume, redemptions and pronounced tilt toward put options points to institutional capitulation.

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Bitcoin miner MARA moves $87 million BTC to various trading desks and exchanges: Arkham

The largest transfers went to credit and trading firm Two Prime, which received more than 660 BTC, while additional chunks were sent to a BitGo address and a fresh wallet.

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Crypto sentiment gauge hits FTX-era lows as 'extreme fear' reaches a 9 reading

A sharp rise in volatility, a spike in defensive positioning and an increase in fear-driven search interest typically push the index lower.

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Bitcoin 'volatility fear gauge' hits FTX-blowup peak as prices crater to nearly $60,000

Bitcoin's volatility gauge, the BVIV, spiked to nearly 100%, its highest level since the 2022 FTX collapse.

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U.S.-Iran warning resurfaces ahead of nuclear talks, further pressuring bitcoin and crypto markets

Traders are likely to treat geopolitical headlines as catalysts for volatility rather than clear directional signals for crypto prices.

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Bitcoin surges back above $65,000 after $700 million wipeout in Asia whipsaw

BTC fell as much as 4.8% to around $60,033 during late U.S. hours, before snapping back to as high as $65,926.

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Bitcoin isn’t losing to gold. It is navigating a liquidity squeeze that the yellow metal never had: Asia Morning Briefing

QCP's Darius Sit says October's deleveraging event exposed the real divide: bitcoin trades like collateral, altcoins trade like a bet on exchange governance

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Bitcoin ETFs barely flinch as BTC slides 40%, Bloomberg’s Eric Balchunas says

Bitcoin is down more than 40% from its October highs, but investors in spot Bitcoin ETFs have pulled 6.6% of assets.

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Finance

Tether buys $150 million stake in Gold.com to boost tokenized gold distribution

The companies plan to expand global access to tokenized gold and allow the buying of bullion with Tether's stablecoins.

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Strategy posts Q4 loss of $12.4 billion on tumbling bitcoin price

The price of bitcoin fell from about $120,000 to $89,000 during the final three months of 2025.

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JPMorgan says bitcoin's lower volatility relative to gold might make it 'more attractive' in long term

ETF redemptions and futures liquidations are pressuring crypto markets, the bank said, even as rising gold volatility quietly strengthens bitcoin’s longer-term investment case.

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Bitcoin spirals toward $60,000, heading to worst one-day drawdown since FTX blowup

One analyst points to the 200-day moving average — currently around $58,000 to $60,000 — as a potential support level to watch.

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Bitcoin is the third most oversold ever, says one indicator, and violent upside could be next

The Relative Strength Index (RSI), a popular technical trading indicator, has plunged to 17. Only the bear market bottom in 2018 and the 2020 Covid crash saw lower reads.

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