Bitcoin is nearing a three-day "death cross" that could be confirmed in late February, with potential downside to $40,000 or $30,000, according to chartist Ali Martinez. Per analyst Axel Adler Jr., taker sell volume spiked to $2.3 billion in an hour, while Santiment said open interest slid to $19.5 billion.

Bitcoin fell 35% over the past 24 hours during U.S. morning trading on Monday, changing hands near $65,400 around noon on the east coast as broader risk markets turned sharply lower. U.S. equities weakened, with the S&P 500 and the techheavy Nasdaq 100 each down more than 1%; the iShares Expanded TechSoftware ETF (IGV) sank another 5% to a fresh 52week low and is now down nearly 35% since October, while private equity shares extended losses. Blow Owl Capital (OWL) fell 3.5% Monday and 32% yeartodate, and BlackStone (BX), Ares Management (ARES), and Apollo Global Management (APO) dropped between 6% and 8%; uncertainty over global tariffs after the Supreme Court clamped down on President Trump's sweeping levies helped spark a riskoff tone, with investors pulling back from crypto and bitcoin acting like a highbeta risk play rather than "digital gold", Joel Kruger of LMAX Group said in a note.

ProCap Financial ($BRR) has launched a share buyback program to address its 35% discount to net asset value, repurchasing 148,241 shares at approximately $0.65 per dollar of NAV, management said. The company will continue buying back shares while they trade at a substantial discount, according to management. ProCap Financial holds 5,007 BTC, valued at $335 million.

Polymarket data show the odds of Bitcoin falling below $55,000 reached 72%. The figure reflects pricing on a prediction market contract tracking whether BTC will drop under that threshold.

Ethereum fell to a two-week low as Tom Lee's BitMine expanded its $8.4 billion holdings. The accumulation continued despite Ethereum trading near short-term lows.

Roughly $230 million in leveraged long positions were liquidated within 60 minutes as Bitcoin declined, The Weekly reports. The liquidations occurred during a sharp drop in Bitcoin's price.

Strategy purchased 592 BTC for approximately $39.8 million at around $67,286 per bitcoin. The acquisition brings Strategy's total holdings to 717,722 BTC, acquired at an average price of approximately $76,020 per bitcoin.

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs posted a net inflow of 1,292 BTC today, while recording a net outflow of 4,459 BTC over the past 7 days, Lookonchain data show. Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of 57,543 ETH today and 65,691 ETH over the same 7-day period. Solana ETFs recorded a net inflow of 39,169 SOL today and 166,521 SOL over the last 7 days.