Binance leverage will remove multiple trading pairs including PEOPLE/BTC, SCR/FDUSD.

Sell Cardano (ADA) for Bitcoin? Here’s Why the Switch Could Make Sense Now

Crypto feels heavy again. After months of distribution and fading rallies, the market resembles prior bear cycles. Bitcoin is down roughly 30% over the past 12 months. Cardano (ADA) is down closer to 60% over the same stretch. Liquidity is weak. ETF flows have cooled. Retail enthusiasm has fad

USDT market capitalization declines for the second consecutive month, potentially putting pressure on market recovery

Tether's issued stablecoin USDT's market value decreased by 0.8% this month to $183.61 billion, marking two consecutive months of contraction, reflecting market capital outflows and putting pressure on Bitcoin and the overall market. Bitcoin's price experienced a rebound but then fell back to around $65,000.

Data: CryptoQuant: Bitcoin futures market dominated by bears, selling pressure reaches 3-month high

Bitcoin's current price is in the $62,000 - $68,000 range, with the futures market funding rate in negative territory, indicating that bearish sentiment is dominant. Selling pressure continues to increase, reaching the highest level in three months. Although the price decline leads to liquidations, in the long term, it helps improve market leverage conditions.

Michael Saylor: The digital credit ecosystem, with Bitcoin as the underlying asset, will create a truly meaningful "digital currency" in the future.

Michael Saylor delivered a speech at Strategy World 2026, proposing a digital financial system centered around Bitcoin, divided into three layers: digital capital, digital credit, and digital currency. He emphasized that new financial products reduce Bitcoin risk and, unlike traditional fiat currencies, profits come from the increase in Bitcoin's price.

Bitcoin ETF experiences over $2 billion in net outflows over six weeks, with IBIT redemptions leading, as institutional funds retreat suppresses BTC rebound

February 25 News, Bitcoin spot ETFs are experiencing a rare consecutive capital outflow cycle, with net redemptions occurring for six consecutive weeks, indicating a clear shift in institutional funding attitude. Data shows that on February 23 alone, net outflows reached $203.8 million. Previously considered a long-term allocation tool, ETFs have now become one of the sources of phased selling pressure, directly exacerbating market volatility. In terms of price, Bitcoin has fallen below the key level of $63,000, nearly a 50% retracement from the October 2025 all-time high of approximately $126,000. Market risk appetite has significantly cooled. The current average holding cost for ETF investors is about $84,100. With the current price around $68,000, most institutional accounts are still showing approximately 20% unrealized losses, further amplifying the motivation for redemptions.

Peter Schiff Warns Trump Comment Could Trigger Bitcoin Selloff

Longtime Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff sparked fresh debate. After claiming a single social media post from Donald Trump could crash Bitcoin. The veteran gold advocate shared the view on X on February 25. He argues the crypto market still runs heavily on sentiment Schiff suggested that if Trump