The latest Finestel report on February 2026 shows Bitcoin's plunge toward $60,000 was one of crypto's deepest capitulation events yet, but disciplined asset managers cushioned most of the damage by rotating into stablecoins, cutting leverage, and selectively buying the rebound.
Bithumb requested a South Korean court to preventively seize 7 bitcoins that some users refused to return after an erroneous payment. On February 6, an employee entered “BTC” instead of “KRW” in a promotion, accidentally crediting 620,000 bitcoin to 249 winners. Bithumb recovered most of the funds, but approximately 7 bitcoins remain unreturned.
Bitcoin is secured by encryption. That encryption is thought to be very burdensome to break with normal computers.
The South Korean exchange is pursuing formal legal remedies to recover 7 BTC after voluntary return requests failed.
BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) could withstand a renewed fee war by the recently launched Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust ETP (MSBT), according to ETF analyst Eric Balchunas.
Nunchuk releases open-source tools that allow AI agents to interact with Bitcoin wallets while keeping humans in control over spending.
Mike McGlone, a Senior Community Strategist at Bloomberg, recently shared his opinion on the performance of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), compared to gold. He questioned the narrative that spot ETFs would fuel unlimited upside for Bitcoin.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) holding near $70,000 has renewed optimism among retail traders after a sharp first-quarter decline. Counter-Trend Rally Concerns In his Apr.8 podcast, macro analyst Benjamin Cowen described Bitcoin's recent price action as a "textbook" counter-trend rally, warning that such moves often trap late buyers before a larger decline resumes.
Bitcoin's RSI is showing a pattern similar to the 2023 bottom. Traders are watching closely as signals hint at a possible trend reversal.
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is claiming its aggressive Bitcoin purchases have yielded a nearly $2 billion gain this year despite the top asset's clear price struggles.
The dream of earning Bitcoin without the noise and heat of a massive mining rig has finally become a reality in 2026. For a long time, the barrier to entry for BTC rewards was restricted to those who could afford industrial hardware and cheap electricity.
Crypto analyst Cupra has revealed that Bitcoin has printed a historical aggressive recovery setup, signaling that a rally to the upside may be on the horizon. The analyst predicted that BTC could rally to a new all-time high (ATH) of $150,000 as the next bull phase approaches.