Cryptocurrency News Today: Market Updates & Analysis

Cryptocurrency News Today: Market Updates & Analysis podcast.

Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your neighborhood blockchain buddy breaking down the wild week in crypto up to February 10, 2026. Buckle up—this market's been a rollercoaster!

Bitcoin kicked off with a brutal crash on February 6, plunging to $60,000—its lowest since September 2024—wiping out leveraged bets amid ETF outflows and macro jitters, per FixedFloat reports. It clawed back to $65K-$66K, then swung wildly: spiking to $71K on the 10th before dipping near $68K, as Coinpedia noted, with bears eyeing $66K support. Hashrate surged to 1.3 EH/s, but mining difficulty dropped 11% to 125.86T—the biggest since China's 2021 crackdown—thanks to reactivated rigs post-winter storms, Glassnode data shows.

Ethereum? Oof, it tumbled 3% on February 9 to $2,028, flirting with that scary $2K line, according to Finance Magnates. Yet bulls like Standard Chartered and Citi still eye $7,500 by year-end, banking on Vitalik Buterin's Layer 1 roadmap and the Clarity Act's Q1 passage. Vitalik himself sold 493 ETH for $1.16M, donating to his Kanro foundation amid the dip to $2,078, Lookonchain tracked. Short-term? Changelly predicts a bounce to $2,130 by February 12, while InstaForex sees upside to $2,500 if it holds the uptrend channel from $1,733. U.Today calls for consolidation around $1,900-$2,100.

XRP stole the show, rocketing 18.6% to $1.53 after Ripple's DeFi expansion on XRPL, outpacing BTC's measly 2.5% recovery, FixedFloat says. Institutional moves heated up too: Fireblocks integrated Canton Network for secure Canton Coin custody, per their press release in Robert A. Musiala Jr.'s Weekly Blockchain Blog. Rails launched vaults on Stellar for crypto perps, and MetaMask added Ondo Finance tokenized stocks via USDC swaps—RWA volume nearing $1B!

Dark side: CertiK reported $370M stolen in January, up 400% YoY, mostly from a $284M social engineering scam. Gold's volatility hit 44%—beating BTC's 39%—after a 10% drop to $4,400, Bloomberg flags.

Markets volatile, but on-chain demand's brewing with stablecoin inflows. Stay sharp, HODL smart!

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Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your go-to buddy for all things blockchain, Bitcoin, and decentralized dough. This week's crypto scene has been a wild rollercoaster, straight out of a bear market thriller, with Bitcoin plunging below $70,000 and dragging the whole market into free fall. According to Fortune, Bitcoin dipped to under $68,000—its lowest since October 2024, right before President Donald Trump's election win—wiping out all gains from that hype. Bloomberg Television reports it hit just above $66,000 on February 5, down nearly 9% in a day, as Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman called it a "total bust" while Fidelity's Jurrien Timmer eyed broader volatility.

Ethereum's no stranger to the pain, crashing 42% in three months to around $1,970 per Crypto.news, with a nasty drop to $1,923 by February 6 according to U.Today. Crypto.news details the four-hour MACD flipping green for a tiny bounce near $2,111, but RSI in the mid-30s screams sellers in control—no $3,000 party this February. Analyst Leshka from Crypto.news spots a fractal screaming 3x-4x upside in six months via supply squeeze, but only after this de-risking exhausts. Changelly predicts ETH averaging $2,085 in February, dipping to $1,891 today before a slow climb to $2,279 max. Litefinance's Elliott Wave pegs a near-term drop to $1,694.

XRP, Dogecoin, Solana? Finance Magnates says they're all hitting 2026 lows, Solana down 49% to $83. Coinbase stock tanked 50% to $151, MicroStrategy 54%, and Circle from $263 post-IPO to $52, per Fortune. Beto Aparicio from Offchain Labs blames political uncertainty, a potential February government shutdown, and a tightening Fed Chair nominee. Prediction markets on Kalshi have 58% betting Bitcoin sub-$60,000 this month. CryptoPotato recaps Bitcoin's free fall to $60,000 on Feb 5, shattering myths of it decoupling from tech stocks—Morningstar says it's just another speculative play now.

Macro risk appetite's gone cold, with Nasdaq down, VIX spiking over 21, gold and silver plunging. But hey, corrections birth legends—hang tight, stack sats wisely.

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# Crypto Willy's Weekly Market Breakdown

Hey everyone, Crypto Willy here, and man, what a week it's been in the crypto world. If you've been holding your breath since last weekend, you can finally exhale—though maybe just a little bit.

Let's talk about what went down on February 1st, because it was absolutely brutal. According to reports from Binance and Tapbit, Bitcoin experienced its most violent crash of the year, dropping 6.35% in a single day and touching lows around $75,687—the lowest we've seen since April 2025. That's a far cry from the nearly $125,000 all-time high Bitcoin hit back in October. The real damage came from cascading liquidations: a staggering $2.2 billion in futures got wiped out in 24 hours. Ethereum led the carnage with roughly $961 million in liquidations, while Bitcoin accounted for about $679 million. Solana wasn't spared either, dropping over 11%, with DOGE, SUI, BNB, and ADA all taking double-digit hits. The Fear & Greed Index on CoinGecko tanked to around 23, deep in "extreme fear" territory.

But here's the thing—and this is where it gets interesting—stabilization signals are actually starting to emerge. As of February 3rd, Bitcoin has bounced back to consolidate in the $78,000 to $80,000 range, holding above that critical $75,000 psychological support level. Bitcoin still dominates about 60% of the total crypto market, which now sits around $2.66 trillion. That's a $111 billion evaporation in just 24 hours, but we're seeing signs of the bleeding stopping.

Ethereum's situation is fascinating because it's sitting at a real crossroads. According to analysis from Binance, ETH needs to reclaim the $3,000 mark—both psychologically and structurally. If it breaks below the critical support at $2,690, things could get ugly with potential declines toward $2,120. On the flip side, a bullish scenario sees Ethereum targeting the $3,200 to $3,400 range this month, with technical analysts at MEXC noting that if Ethereum breaks above the $3,134 resistance level, it could fire up toward the $3,400 to $3,500 zone.

What's really telling is the institutional behavior. Despite a record influx of crypto capital in 2025, we're seeing a cautious pause in early 2026. Over $1 billion has been withdrawn from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs in January alone, with notable outflows from Ethereum funds too. Traders are rotating into stablecoins to preserve capital while waiting for macroeconomic clarity and regulatory direction.

The broader narrative here is about forced deleveraging meeting macro caution. The Asia-U.S. session overlap on February 1st created a perfect storm—thin liquidity got hit with serious selling pressure, triggering algorithmic cascades. But long-term holders and institutional players are reportedly using this dip as a buying opportunity, which is classic behavior during capitulation events.

February historically treats Ethereum pretty well, with median gains around 15% since 2016, though this year is shaping up differently. We're watching support levels at $2,690 and resistance near $3,340 and $3,520.

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Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your go-to buddy for all things blockchain, Bitcoin, and decentralized dough. Kicking off this week's crypto roundup from January 24 to 31, 2026, and man, what a rollercoaster—markets dipped hard but showed some grit amid macro mayhem.

Bitcoin hit its 2026 low at $86,000 on Sunday, per Amberdata's analysis, before clawing back to around $88,000 by Monday, thanks to global risk-off vibes from Japan's bond meltdown and Trump tariff threats on the EU. By Friday, BTC stabilized near $88,628, up 1.22% in 24 hours, as Economic Times noted, with Ethereum holding strong above $3,000 at $3,012—up 1.28%. Altcoins took a beating: ETH down 9.8% weekly to $2,922, SOL -8% to $124, AVAX and LINK both -7.3%, but XRP bucked the trend at $1.91 to $2.10 on Ripple's cross-border wins, according to Sergey Tereshkin's market update. Only WLFI eked out +0.4% gains.

Derivatives screamed caution: open interest dropped 3.1% to $75.1 billion, funding rates cooled to BTC +0.42%, ETH +0.37%, but long/short ratios stayed bullish—SOL at a wild 4.32x. Ouch on institutions, though—Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.137 billion outflows, led by BlackRock's IBIT at -$509 million and Grayscale's GBTC at -$290 million, per Amberdata. Stablecoins shrank to $267.9 billion, USDC burns hit -$3.6 billion while Tether's USDT added $864 million.

News highlights? Polymarket odds spiked to 78% for a US government shutdown by January 31 over DHS and ICE funding drama post-Minnesota incidents, fueling selloffs. White House crypto czar David Sacks pushed the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act for Senate markup, ending "regulation by enforcement," as OANDA reported. Tether froze $182 million USDT on Tron wallets to curb illicit flows, aligning with US crackdowns. SEC nailed AI Wealth and Morocoin scams defrauding $14 million last December. MarinaTimes spotted whale accumulation—231 new wallets with 10+ BTC—while BTC cleared its 50-day EMA, RSI at 58, eyeing $105k-$115k Q1 targets. DeFi TVL steady at $57.3 billion, low utilization signaling calm.

Outlook? Mixed—watch $86k BTC support, $90k resistance, Fed clarity, and shutdown resolution. Volatility normalized, longs persist, but ETF bleeds and USDC outflows scream caution. Contrarian plays amid bearish calls to $68k or lower, says AInvest.

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Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your best bud diving deep into the blockchain buzz for the week wrapping up on January 27, 2026. Markets are jittery with extreme fear vibes—Fear & Greed Index at a measly 20—but that's prime hunting ground for us degens.

Global crypto cap sits at $2.99 trillion, down 1.11% per CoinMarketCap via Binance Square's latest update. Bitcoin's chilling between $86,075 and $88,972, trading at $87,807 after a 0.73% dip. Ethereum? Hovering around $2,920 to $2,940 USD, up a smidge 0.36% on the day according to U.Today and Changelly. ETH's testing resistance at $2,934 hourly, eyeing that juicy $3,000 breakout, but low volume screams consolidation around $2,900-$3,000. Changelly forecasts ETH climbing to $2,977 by January 29, peaking at $3,181 by month-end—bullish 8.3% ROI potential. Longer-term? Gov Capital sees $5.4K by 2025 end, DigitalCoinPrice eyes $11K in 2026. Traders on TradingView whisper $10K ETH is still in play, even after a 14% pullback from its 2026 high above $3,200.

Alt outperfomers? RESOLV up 28%, AUCTION 27%, DODO 15% on Binance. But brace for fireworks: BeInCrypto warns of $464 million in token unlocks this final January week. Kamino Finance on Solana drops 229.17 million KMNO tokens January 30—worth $10 million, 3.68% of circulating supply—to stakeholders and contributors. Sign, Jupiter, plus Optimism OP, Treehouse TREE, and Zora ZORA join the supply flood, priming volatility.

Japan's gearing up to legalize crypto ETFs by 2028, per Binance Square, heating Asia's reg race. Glassnode notes Bitcoin sentiment shifting to anxiety entering Q1. Altcoin Daily's Aaron Arnold predicts BTC to $180K, ETH $10K this year—echoed in YouTube analyses amid Trump tariff talks and Clarity Act votes.

Ethereum staking flippening and Solana strength? CRV's flexing hard. Stay nimble, stack sats, and HODL through the turbulence.

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