DOLO briefly breaks above $0.65, 24H increase exceeds 50%

SYRUP maintains momentum as Maple Finance hits $4 billion in assets under management

Maple Finance (SYRUP) is hovering around the 0.2700 USD mark at the time of recording on Friday, as buying pressure persistently protects the Pivot S1 support zone at 0.2497 USD. The steady price holding indicates that market sentiment is gradually stabilizing after recent fluctuations. From an on-chain data perspective, demand for the protocol

Tom Lee tells investors: Stop obsessing over finding the "bottom," now is the "buying opportunity"

In response to recent significant fluctuations in the crypto market, Chief Investment Officer Tom Lee recommends investors focus on entry opportunities rather than panic selling. He pointed out that Bitcoin has retraced 50% from its 2025 high and analyzed that the recent weakness is due to the influence of the precious metals market. He predicts that Bitcoin will outperform gold again in 2026 and also reminds that Ethereum often rebounds strongly after a pullback.

Anthropic Raises $30B as AI Boom Sparks Crypto Concerns

Anthropic's recent $30 billion fundraising and projections of $18 billion in revenue by 2026 highlight its strong financial growth in AI. This surge is impacting software stocks, which are declining as AI tools gain dominance. Bitcoin also shows a strong link with software stocks, influenced by private credit flows.

Bitcoin Faces Uncertainty in 2026 as Michael Terpin Warns of Possible Drop to $40,000

The debate continues over Bitcoin’s market position, with some analysts viewing $60,000 as a floor while others, like Michael Terpin, suggest a possible drop to $40,000 before recovery. Historical patterns and macroeconomic pressures add uncertainty to the market’s future.

Deribit executive warns of continued Bitcoin bear market: BTC price outlook bleak if it doesn't return to $85,000

On February 13, Deribit, a derivatives exchange, Chief Business Officer Jean-David Péquignot stated at the Hong Kong Consensus Conference that the long-term upward trend of Bitcoin has been "broken," and unless the price returns above $85,000, the market remains biased downward. Over the past week, Bitcoin has fluctuated between $60,000 and $70,000, down about 45% from its all-time high in October last year, recently approaching $66,600, indicating it is still in a bear market phase and may face further correction pressure. Péquignot pointed out that breaking above $85,000 would confirm buyers' control of the market and absorb all long-term downward pressure. However, before that, technical charts show the downward path remains relatively smooth, with $60,000 seen as an important psychological support level. If Bitcoin fails to hold this level, the 200-week simple moving average (SMA) at around $58,000 will become a potential final support, as many historical bear market lows have approached this moving average, making it a key bottoming area for long-term investors.