Traditional Finance Alert: PYPL Surges Over 8%

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.

PUMP funds have flowed out nearly $100 million in the past 24 hours, with zero fees and short sellers dominating. Key support levels are under pressure.

On February 25, news reports indicate that the native token PUMP of memecoin launch platform Pump.fun is facing significant selling pressure. Over the past 24 hours, its price has dropped approximately 9.5%, accompanied by a large-scale withdrawal of funds, and market risk sentiment has notably increased. Data shows that about $99.47 million was withdrawn in a single day, causing its market capitalization to quickly fall from approximately $715 million to $615 million, with signs of liquidity contraction becoming more evident. From a trading structure perspective, trading volume has actually increased during the price decline. This "volume-increasing decline" is often seen as a strong sell signal, indicating that sellers are dominating and continuously suppressing buying demand. Against the backdrop of ongoing capital outflows, market depth has decreased, and short-term volatility may further expand.

Gold (XAU) briefly breaks through $5200, Gate TradFi pioneers a multi-leverage mechanism to assist traditional financial trading

ChainCatcher reports that on February 25th, gold prices briefly surged past $5200, with silver also rising simultaneously. Gate TradFi introduced an adjustable leverage trading mechanism for gold, adding multiple low-leverage options, enriching trading tiers, and enhancing risk management flexibility. It also supports trading in silver and various traditional financial assets.

Make-or-Break Moment for Dogecoin (DOGE): Can It Defend $0.090 or Face a Deeper Slide?

Dogecoin trades at $0.091, with significant trading volume of $853M. Despite a modest gain, bearish momentum persists, indicating potential price drops unless a bullish reversal occurs. Key indicators suggest weak sentiment and selling pressure.

ADA drops 71% in six months, but whales buy $213 million; $0.30 becomes the key level for Cardano price reversal

February 25 News, Cardano (ADA) remains in a weak consolidation zone after experiencing several months of decline. The current price is approximately $0.275, down about 2.7% in the past 24 hours, hovering around the middle of the weekly range between $0.2581 and $0.3004. Despite a rebound of about 6.5% in the past week, it has fallen 25% over the last 30 days, with a six-month cumulative decline of up to 71%, indicating that the medium- to long-term trend remains under pressure. On-chain data platform Santiment disclosed that large whales and major addresses holding between 100,000 and 100 million ADA have accumulated approximately 819.4 million ADA over the past six months, valued at about $213 million at current prices. Notably, this accumulation coincided with ADA's decline from $0.90 to $0.26, reflecting that well-funded participants are continuing to buy at low levels rather than panic selling.

Trump DeFi project was hacked, and short sellers targeted it! The stablecoin USD 1 briefly dropped to $0.9942.

The USD stablecoin USD1 of the cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial supported by the Trump family was subjected to an organized attack on . The price once dropped to $0.9942. The attackers hacked into multiple founders' accounts and spread rumors, attempting to profit from it. However, officials emphasized that the stability mechanism and asset reserves of USD1 remain intact, and the coin price has stabilized back to the $1 level. This incident highlights the security and market trustworthiness of the currency.