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$BTC The local bottom of Bitcoin was recorded at just above $75 000 — such values have not been observed since April 2025. As of now, the asset has recovered and is trading close to $78 000.
The decline coincided with the end of January: thus, the monthly chart of digital gold closed with a red candle for the third consecutive month.
Other cryptocurrencies from the top 10 by market capitalization also declined, with some falling even further than the flagship.
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The decline coincided with the end of January: thus, the monthly chart of digital gold closed with a red candle for the third consecutive month.
Other cryptocurrencies from the top 10 by market capitalization also declined, with some falling even further than the flagship.
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$BTC One of the main events of the past week was the first meeting of the US Federal Reserve in 2026 regarding the key interest rate. On Wednesday, January 28, Fed Chair Jerome Powell (Jerome Powell) announced that the rate was kept unchanged, in the range of 3.5%–3.75%. The Fed's decision fully aligned with the consensus forecast. And although it did not cause an immediate crash in quotes, it clearly did not boost optimism among crypto investors — loans will not become cheaper, and borrowing money to buy crypto will not get easier.
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$BTC According to Coinmarketcap, the total market capitalization of the crypto market has decreased to $2.82 trillion. About 58.7% of this volume is attributed to Bitcoin, and nearly 11.8% to Ethereum. The largest single liquidation in 24 hours was recorded on the HTX exchange in the BTC-USDT pair and amounted to $80.57 million.
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$BTC Another warning sign is overheating in the precious metals market. The rapid demand for gold and silver in recent months is frankly speculative and does not fit within the traditional explanations based on supply shortages or inflation protection. The market is starting to resemble a casino where bets are growing faster than fundamental factors. In such a situation, a correction could be sharp and painful, especially for investors who entered at the peak of the hype.
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$KAS Kaspa stands out due to its ability to process blocks in parallel rather than in strict linear sequence. This design:
• Improves transaction throughput without compromising security.
• Supports decentralization by reducing the risks of mining centralization.
• Provides near-instant confirmations, making it one of the fastest PoW networks.
With a growing developer community and an ambitious roadmap, Kaspa attracts both retail and institutional investors.
• Improves transaction throughput without compromising security.
• Supports decentralization by reducing the risks of mining centralization.
• Provides near-instant confirmations, making it one of the fastest PoW networks.
With a growing developer community and an ambitious roadmap, Kaspa attracts both retail and institutional investors.
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$BTC The survey conducted in December-January among 75 professional managers and 73 large private investors showed:
80% of institutional investors are willing to hold or increase their positions during a 10% drawdown;
60% of respondents increased their allocation to digital assets after the October ATH;
54% believe that the market is in an accumulation phase, opening opportunities for entry.
80% of institutional investors are willing to hold or increase their positions during a 10% drawdown;
60% of respondents increased their allocation to digital assets after the October ATH;
54% believe that the market is in an accumulation phase, opening opportunities for entry.
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Mass loss fixation historically precedes the formation of a local bottom. The last time similar metrics were observed was at a price of $28 000 after a prolonged yearly correction.
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