Over the past hour, the entire network has experienced over $26 million in liquidations, with BTC liquidations reaching $12.92 million.

Economist: BTC's next surge may occur during AI stock overheating

ChainCatcher News, according to Cointelegraph, macroeconomist Lyn Alden stated that the next surge in Bitcoin may begin when overheated AI stocks peak and funds start rotating back into BTC.

Rial plummets, Iranians rush to transfer money into crypto

In 2026, the Iranian rial faces a severe decline and inflation erodes savings, causing the middle class to lose faith in banks. Many families turn to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and stablecoins to preserve value, reminiscent of Lebanon's 2019 financial crisis.

CryptoQuant: Exchange whale ratio has risen to 0.64, indicating that large holders are leading the selling activity.

CryptoQuant report shows that the Bitcoin market is currently in the mid-stage of a bear market, with large holders dominating deposit activity, and whale ratio rising to the highest point. Although exchange deposits have decreased, they remain higher than in previous months. Stablecoin inflows have significantly declined, indicating weakened market buying power. Altcoins are facing selling pressure, and market volatility may increase.

U.S. "Bitcoin Zero" search volume soars to a new all-time high

In February, the search popularity for "Bitcoin zeroing out" in the United States reached a historic high, reflecting widespread panic among retail investors. Although the global search interest for this term has declined, analysts believe that the surge in the US may indicate a contrarian buy signal, but it does not necessarily accurately predict a trend reversal. Macroeconomic events in the US have intensified investors' concerns.

Robert Kiyosaki Bullish, Buys Bitcoin at $67K as He Warns of Imminent Historic Crash

Robert Kiyosaki ramps up bitcoin buying amid market turmoil, warning a historic stock market crash is imminent and positioning the cryptocurrency as a superior hedge to gold as the dollar faces mounting pressure. Buying the Dip at $67K, Robert Kiyosaki Ties Fed Money Printing to Explosive