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ETH 15-minute slight increase +0.06%: Macro positive factors and capital inflows resonate to boost the market

From 04:00 to 04:15 (UTC) on February 15, 2026, ETH prices experienced a slight increase, with candlestick returns recording +0.06%. During this time window, market fluctuations were moderate, and trading volume was slightly above normal levels, indicating sustained market attention but no abnormal volatility or extreme market conditions. Short-term investors remained active, and the overall ETH ecosystem environment remained stable. The main driver of this movement was positive macroeconomic developments. January US CPI data showed core inflation below expectations, boosting expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, and the US dollar index weakened accordingly. Against this backdrop, global risk appetite rebounded.

Cryptocurrency Market Rebounds Amid U.S. Government Shutdown: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana Rise Simultaneously

February 14 News, the United States experienced a partial government shutdown due to the failure to pass the budget on time. However, against the backdrop of increasing political uncertainty, the cryptocurrency market defied the trend and rose. Mainstream assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana showed significant rebounds, driving the overall market capitalization to recover. Market data shows that in the past 24 hours, the total market value of cryptocurrencies increased by nearly 5%, reaching approximately $2.38 trillion. The previous weeks of volatility and decline had kept many investors on the sidelines, but this round of rebound has injected new activity into the market. Although some analyses had predicted that the shutdown would increase selling pressure, the actual trend has contrasted with those expectations.

Bitcoin dips to the "undervalued edge," ETF outflows for consecutive months hint at a rebound, with $100,000 still in sight

February 14 News, Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen from a high of approximately $126,000 to around $68,000. The short-term decline has been significant, but on-chain valuation signals indicate that this round of selling may be creating conditions for medium- to long-term recovery. CryptoQuant data shows that the Bitcoin market value to realized value ratio (MVRV) has dropped to about 1.1, approaching the "undervalued zone" in history. In the past, after reaching this area multiple times, BTC has experienced a phased rebound and started a new upward cycle. It is important to note that entering the undervalued zone does not mean an immediate bottom. Historical experience suggests that prices may oscillate within this range, forming a phase of re-distribution of holdings. When selling pressure gradually diminishes and demand recovers, the market will confirm a trend reversal. If macroeconomic conditions stabilize and risk appetite improves, Bitcoin still has the opportunity to challenge the $100,000 level again.

Dragonfly Partner: The listing team's issuance terms are better than last year, possibly due to the high demand for token projects

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Dragonfly Managing Partner Haseeb posted on the X platform stating that there is an interesting trend: compared to last year, (CEX) listing teams are offering better terms for token issuance. The number of tokens launched during the bear market is relatively small, but listing teams always need new token issuances to continuously attract users. Supply and demand determine everything.

Pompliano reminds investors: Bitcoin's value test is approaching. Can cooling inflation support holding positions?

February 14 News, Bitcoin entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano recently stated that as inflation data recedes, Bitcoin investors face the challenge of reassessing their reasons for holding. Pompliano pointed out on Fox Business that the value of Bitcoin lies in its limited supply, and when governments increase money issuance, Bitcoin prices tend to rise. He believes that, like gold, Bitcoin is a preferred long-term investment asset, but during periods of weakening inflation, investors may need to consider their holdings more cautiously. According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in January decreased from 2.7% in December to 2.4%. Moody’s Chief Economist Mark Zandi warned that headline inflation data might be lower than actual experience, implying that market demand for inflation-hedging assets like Bitcoin could be affected in the short term. Pompliano stated that the macroeconomic environment will continue to influence Bitcoin price fluctuations, which he calls the “currency slingshot effect”—the short-term deflation masking the dollar’s devaluation trend, leading investors to pay more attention to Bitcoin’s value preservation function in the future.

Bottoming out and aiming for a rebound by the end of the year! Standard Chartered predicts: Bitcoin may drop to $50,000, and Ethereum could fall to $1,400

Standard Chartered Bank has revised down its short-term outlook for the cryptocurrency market, predicting a potential wave of sell-offs in the coming months but remaining optimistic about a rebound by the end of the year. The Bitcoin target price has been lowered to $100,000, and Ethereum to $4,000, citing low confidence among ETF investors and economic uncertainties affecting market sentiment. Although the short-term outlook is bearish, the long-term market resilience remains positive.