Data: 24-hour Spot Fund Inflow/Outflow Ranking

Analysis: Last week, Bitcoin experienced the largest realized loss in history due to a sharp decline, and bottoming signals are gradually emerging.

On February 5th, Bitcoin's price dropped from $70,000 to $60,000, with on-chain realized losses reaching $3.2 billion, marking the largest single-day loss in history. This sell-off is analyzed as a typical capitulation event, potentially signaling the bottom of the bear market.

Bitcoin's epic sell-off review: $3.2 billion in actual losses set a record, and bottoming signals are emerging

Last week, the cryptocurrency market experienced intense volatility, with Bitcoin plummeting from around $70,000 to $60,000 in a short period, triggering the largest "realized loss" event in history. On-chain analysis platform Glassnode shows that the adjusted realized losses reached as high as $3.2 billion, setting a new record for the Bitcoin network. This metric measures the USD value of Bitcoin sold below cost and excludes the impact of transfers within the same entity, thus providing a more accurate reflection of genuine selling pressure. This figure even exceeds the approximately $2.7 billion loss during the 2022 LUNA collapse, indicating that the current downward sentiment shock has surpassed the darkest phase previously experienced. Data platform Checkonchain pointed out that this market movement exhibits typical "capitulation sell-off" characteristics: rapid decline, large transaction volumes, mainly driven by holders with the weakest conviction being forced to liquidate.

Pi Coin whales resume buying! Despite losing 90 million, they increase their position, purchasing 7 million coins in a single week.

Pi coin price hovers at a historic low, but Pi's biggest whale resumed purchasing after a one-month pause, buying 7 million coins worth over $938,000 last week. The whale currently holds over 383 million tokens valued at more than $50 million, down from a peak of $140 million, representing a loss of approximately $90 million.

Bitcoin drops below $66,000, Ethereum hits $1,900, non-farm payroll data causes 150,000 traders to liquidate with $470 million in losses

U.S. non-farm payrolls added 130,000 jobs in January, far exceeding expectations, with the unemployment rate dropping to 4.3%. This result significantly dampened market expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, leading to sharp fluctuations in the prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum. Bitcoin plummeted over $3,000 in a single night, and Ethereum fell below $2,000. Although it has a short-term impact on the market, the substantial downward revision of the 2025 employment data may suggest underlying economic weakness, and investors should pay attention to future economic trends.

XRP Today's News: Non-farm payrolls crush Federal Reserve rate cut expectations, ETF inflows of $1.23 billion support the market

Due to progress in congressional legislation and the US employment report exceeding expectations, the strong demand for XRP spot ETF was overshadowed, causing XRP to fall below $1.4. The market continues to react to the deadlock between TradFi and DeFi regarding stablecoin yields, with US banks resisting legislation that would allow stablecoin rewards, leading to setbacks in the Market Structure Bill. Non-farm payrolls in January increased from 48,000 to 130,000, and the unemployment rate decreased from 4.4% to 4.3%.

Wall Street Giants Dump BTC to Buy XRP! Goldman Sachs's $152 Million Bet Hides a Secret

Goldman Sachs disclosed for the first time in its Q4 2025 13F filing that it holds over $152 million worth of XRP, through ETFs rather than direct holdings. During the same period, the firm reduced some of its BTC and ETH ETF positions, reallocating funds to XRP and Solana ETFs. Despite market volatility, the allocation increased by 15% annually.