Michael Saylor: If BTC doesn't go to zero, it will rise to one million.

Bitcoin drops over 19% in February, marking the worst monthly performance since June 2022

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitcoin declined over 19% in February, marking the worst monthly performance since June 2022, due to concerns related to global tariffs. (Cointelegraph)

Why Bitcoin And Crypto Prices Won’t Stop Crashing

The prices of different cryptos have been going down again, and despite hopes that the rebounds would lead into sustainable growth, various cryptos continue struggling following BTC downward trajectory. Every time Bitcoin tries to stabilize, another wave of selling pressure seems to hit the

Is the Bitcoin price discovery power shifting to CME? Institutional funds reshaping BTC pricing logic and global macro linkage

February 24 News, the Bitcoin price discovery mechanism is undergoing structural changes, with trading focus gradually shifting towards regulated derivative markets such as the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME Group). As institutional participation continues to rise, Bitcoin prices are no longer solely driven by on-chain transactions and retail sentiment, but are increasingly influenced by open interest in futures contracts, institutional hedging needs, and macro risk appetite. Currently, Bitcoin is fluctuating around $63,000, indicating that the market remains in an institutional-led range-bound phase. Industry expert Karl Naim pointed out that traditional hedge funds and asset management firms prefer to allocate Bitcoin exposure through familiar compliant derivative instruments rather than relying on offshore markets with higher counterparty risk. The advancement of 24/7 derivative trading mechanisms is weakening the historical advantage of the crypto-native market’s “7×24 hours liquidity,” enabling institutions to continuously hedge risks and adjust positions, thereby compressing arbitrage opportunities between futures and perpetual contracts.

BitDeer clears 2,000 Bitcoins reserve, Wu Jihan: Not a permanent shift

U.S.-listed cryptocurrency mining company Bitdeer disclosed in its weekly production report on February 20, 2026, that its Bitcoin holdings have officially been reduced to zero, completing the planned eight-week asset reduction program, selling off approximately 2,000 Bitcoins held since the end of last year. Chairman and CEO Wu Jihan later stated on the X platform that having zero holdings currently does not mean that future holdings will remain the same.