Bitcoin rebounded about $10,000 from its recent $60,000 low and is now trading near a crucial resistance zone around $80,000–$83,000. Liquidation data suggests that a move above $80,500 could trigger roughly $5.7 billion in short liquidations, while on-chain whale accumulation and a major negative mining difficulty adjustment add to the mixed outlook. Failure to clear this resistance could expose a downside move back toward the $49,000–$53,000 support region.

Aptos's APT token has fallen sharply, losing 39% over the past 30 days and 67% from its November high of $3.37, while price action now hovers near the $1 support area. A scheduled $12.73 million token unlock on 10 February, equal to 1.13% of total supply and 1.48% of circulating supply, could add selling pressure even as on-chain indicators show growing TVL and exchange outflows. Technical tools such as RSI and MACD point to seller exhaustion and the potential for a corrective bounce, though further downside remains possible.

Block Inc., led by Jack Dorsey, is preparing to eliminate roles during annual performance reviews, with as much as 10% of staff at risk, Bloomberg reported on Saturday. Earlier cuts removed 931 positions in March 2025 and about 1,000 in January 2024. The company plans to release fourth-quarter results on Feb. 26.

On Jan. 30, 2026, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $509.7 million in net outflows, even as several individual funds still showed small inflows. In the days that followed, flows swung sharply between a $561.8 million net inflow on Feb. 2 and outflows of -$272.0 million and -$544.9 million on Feb. 3 and Feb. 4. The pattern illustrates how one or two large redemptions can dominate headline totals while smaller, persistent demand remains, and why traders should focus on dispersion across tickers rather than treating the aggregate number as a simple sentiment gauge.

On 8 February 2026 at 21:05, reports on social platforms said a long-dormant address tied by some trackers to early Bitcoin mining transferred 2,565 BTC after roughly 15 years of inactivity. On-chain data shows the large move and revived speculation about Satoshi Nakamoto, but there is no verified link to Satoshi or evidence of exchange deposits.

Cardano's ADA has bounced from the $0.267 support after CME was reported to list ADA futures from Monday, 09 February, alongside Chainlink and Stellar. Despite this relief rally, the weekly chart remains bearish after losing the $0.53 support, and a bullish RSI divergence toward the $0.287 level appears close to completion. Key supports sit near $0.246 and the $0.22-$0.27 long-term demand zone, raising questions over how long the current upswing can hold.

During a week of sharp cryptocurrency market losses, on-chain data shows newly created whale wallets withdrawing roughly 3,500 BTC and 30,000 ETH from Binance. These large outflows, recorded on February 8, 2026, coincide with Bitcoin recovering toward $71,000 and Ethereum trading above $2,000, hinting at renewed accumulation by large holders. The concentration of assets in self-custody wallets is reducing exchange reserves and may be contributing to stabilizing prices after the recent capitulation.

Global Google search interest for the term "crypto" is hovering near its 12‑month low while the digital asset market cap has dropped from over $4.2 trillion to about $2.4 trillion. At the same time, the Crypto Fear & Greed Index recently hit an all‑time low of 5, indicating extreme fear comparable to the sentiment seen after the 2022 Terra ecosystem collapse.