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On-chain data shows the Bitcoin MVRV Z-Score has fallen to its lowest level in years following the price crash below the $80,000 level. Bitcoin MVRV Z-Score Has Plummeted Recently In a new post on X, Glassnode analyst Chris Beamish has discussed about the latest trend in the Bitcoin MVRV Z-Score, an indicator that aims to estimate whether the asset is overvalued or undervalued based on how its market cap compares against its Realized Cap. Related Reading: Bitcoin Drop Below $80,000 May Not Be The Final Capitulation Event, Checkonchain Says The “Realized Cap” is a capitalization model for BTC that calculates its total value by assuming that the value of each token in circulation is equal to the price at which it was last transacted on the blockchain. In short, what th...

Google beat Q4 earnings and hit record revenue, but shares fell after hours as investors focused on rising AI spending plans.
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XRP has entered what Korean Certified Elliott Wave Analyst XForceGlobal (@XForceGlobal) calls a “washout” phase inside a broader Elliott Wave corrective structure, a zone he argues can set the stage for a renewed macro advance, with eventual cycle targets stretching into the $20–$30 region. In a Feb. 3 video breakdown, XForceGlobal said the recent pullback does not change his larger framework, but rather pushes XRP deeper into what he described as the “alternative” macro scenario: an expanded flat correction where a prior push to new highs becomes a “fake out” before a final leg lower attempts to flush late buyers. “Nothing new here, we’ve been talking about this for quite some time where we have 2 extreme points of interest,” he said. “The B Wave here creating a fak...

Bitcoin’s latest slide has pushed prices into territory not seen so far this year, with the market briefly trading near the low $75,000 area. Related Reading: Crypto Could Bounce Soon As Fundamentals Firm Up, Tom Lee Says Losses have piled up over recent months, leaving the asset well below its record peak and stirring fresh debate about whether the broader uptrend has stalled. The drop did not happen in isolation, though, and the timing points to wider pressure across risk assets rather than a crypto-only shock. Bids Cluster Below $73k Order books show thicker buy interest clustered in a range that stretches from about $71,500 down toward $64,000. According to market feeds, that demand is visible but tentative. When many bids sit on exchange books they can slow a fa...

PEPE has pushed deeper into its corrective phase in early February after a sharp selloff wiped out nearly half of its value in just two weeks. The meme coin is now trading around its yearly low zone following a 48% decline that unfolded in line with a technical outlook shared by an analyst on X.  PEPE’s price action since the start of the year shows a full unwind of a few days’ rally, and the next question is whether the meme coin is still working through distribution or preparing the ground for its next major phase.  PEPE Completes Full Reversal To Yearly Lows PEPE, like the rest of the crypto market, is trading in a bearish momentum. This bearish momentum is much more established among meme coins like PEPE, which have mostly been trading in a downtrend. PEPE, in pa...

Anthropic says its Claude AI will remain ad-free, positioning itself against OpenAIs plans to explore ads on ChatGPT.
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Months ago, a prominent crypto analyst outlined a precise window where the Bitcoin price could enter a violent downside phase. At the time, the projection seemed extreme. Now, with price behavior beginning to align with that roadmap, the analyst has released a far more expansive update — one that not only reinforces the crash call but also maps what comes before and after the next major pivot. Bitcoin Price Multi-Cycle Model Signals A Structural Reset In the update shared on X, the analyst integrates yearly, monthly, and weekly cycles to define both the potential magnitude of decline and the timing of the next pivot. On the yearly timeframe, Bitcoin sits in what he labels an extreme risk zone ahead of a projected pivot around February 2. The structure is left-transla...

The crypto market is currently undergoing a decisive rotation. While early cycle quarters were defined by meme-driven chaos and volatility, Q4 data signals a massive capital flight toward infrastructure. Specifically, smart money is positioning for the “Bitcoin Renaissance.” It’s a thesis driven by one massive, unignorable fact: there is trillion-dollar liquidity dormant on the Bitcoin network, and it needs somewhere to go. Bitcoin’s dominance remains high, yet its ecosystem has historically suffered from a lack of programmability (compared to Ethereum or Solana, at least). That matters. Capital efficiency is becoming the primary driver of institutional flows. Investors aren’t just asking “will number go up?” anymore; they’re asking “what yield can this asset generat...

Market volatility is often misdiagnosed as purely negative. For the inexperienced, red candles signal danger. But for smart money? They signal a reset—a shift in valuations that opens the door for high-beta assets. As Bitcoin consolidates, liquidity is fracturing, moving away from stagnant legacy alts and toward specific sectors solving real technological bottlenecks. The current chop in the charts matters less for the price action itself than for what it reveals about investor psychology: the market is hunting for yield in undervalued infrastructure plays. Finding the “best cheap crypto to buy now” isn’t just about hunting for tokens under $1. It’s about identifying projects where the market cap hasn’t caught up to fundamental utility. Right now, the most aggressive...

Crypto’s capital rotation is predictable in rhythm but wild in its targets. While retail chases the tail end of meme rallies, “smart money” is quietly positioning in a sector that’s historically been sluggish but holds the industry’s deepest liquidity: Bitcoin infrastructure. The narrative is shifting. We’re moving away from pure speculation toward “fat protocols”—infrastructure plays solving critical bottlenecks. That matters. Despite holding 50%+ of the market cap, Bitcoin is largely dormant capital—digital gold, not a productive asset. And with mainnet congestion spiking fees (again), there’s a vacuum for scaling solutions.  Unlike Ethereum’s mature L2 ecosystem, Bitcoin’s landscape is barely out of the cradle. Smart money is tracking projects that don’t just “wra...