#财神每日币圈资讯

February 7

1. Bitcoin Market: Bitcoin is showing a strong rebound, rising from a low of 59,900 to a high of 71,729, nearly a 15% increase. Ethereum rebounded to a high of 2,093, currently trading at 2,040.

2. Altcoin Market: Bitcoin's rebound has triggered a collective surge in previously suppressed altcoins. SOL up 14%, trading at $87; DOGE up 11%, trading at $0.098; GT up 7%, trading at $7; ENSO and API3 saw early gains, now in a pullback; HYPE underperformed expectations, trading at $32.1; CHESS experienced a crash-like drop, down 80%.

3. Neighboring Markets: U.S. stocks surged overnight, with the Dow rising over 2% and breaking above 50,000 points for the first time. Nvidia up nearly 8%; Chinese A-shares showed weak oscillation, down 0.25%; gold rebounded to close at $4,988.6; silver saw a slight rebound, trading at $77.5; crude oil fluctuated slightly, trading at $63.5.

4. Today’s Fear and Greed Index dropped to 6, still in "Extreme Fear" territory.

5. Trend Research under Yilihua now holds only 30,000 ETH. In the past 24 hours, a total of 431,800 ETH has been transferred out. The debt scale has been reduced by approximately $25 million, with liquidation points lowered to $1,485 and $1,299.

6. Unusual trading activity in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has sparked speculation: this week’s Bitcoin plunge was not driven by ordinary crypto traders but by institutional investors (possibly a hedge fund based in Hong Kong).

7. A former stock trader believes that Hong Kong hedge funds used yen arbitrage trading to fund leveraged bets on BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT), potentially causing this week’s crypto sell-off. Reports indicate these funds hold out-of-the-money call options on IBIT, betting on Bitcoin rebound, but the rebound did not materialize. As Bitcoin prices fell further, their positions faced liquidation, leading to a large sell-off of IBIT shares. This theory suggests that these funds operate outside the traditional crypto circle, so their difficulties only became apparent during the market crash.

8. WLFI sold $50 million worth of Bitcoin: questions are being raised about whether Trump’s support for cryptocurrencies is weakening.

9. South Korean platform Bilibili mistakenly airdropped大量比特币 to internal users, causing a short-term crash in BTC prices within the platform.
‍#当前行情抄底还是观望？