The Currency analytics
By Jean-Luc Maracon
Bitcoin has just fallen below $30,000. Val Vavilov, the billionaire behind Bitfury, hasn't panicked for a second and continues to buy massively while others are selling everything.
On January 9, 2026, when Bitcoin broke this crucial psychological threshold, panic selling swept across all platforms.
Michael Saylor is also continuing to stack bitcoins at MicroStrategy. On February 9, his company announced the purchase of an additional 5,000 bitcoins, taking advantage of the…
The Fed has just raised interest rates, putting immense pressure on all digital assets. Liquidity is tightening, and uncertainty is rising.
Tom Lee remains optimistic despite everything. The analyst from Fundstrat Global Advisors firmly believes in the long-term potential of bitcoin.
But the market remains tense. The legal framework around cryptos is tightening more and more. No regulation is finalized yet, but it could change the game for large portfolios.
In the meantime, Vavilov and others continue to accumulate. They are betting on a future rise, and the absence of official comments on imminent regulation maintains an atmosphere…
Activity on platforms is exploding. CoinDesk reported that the volume of bitcoin transactions reached an unusual peak after the drop below $30,000.
Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, thinks this volatility will attract new individuals. He said it at a conference in San Francisco on the same day: interest from new investors…
Bloomberg noted on February 10 that several hedge funds were increasing their positions in bitcoin.
Market psychology plays a big role in these moments. Tom Lee pointed out in his statement: it directly influences buying and selling decisions.
Bitfury is exploring new investment opportunities across the entire crypto ecosystem during this period.
The bitcoin mining industry is also going through a delicate period with the price drop. Miners' revenues have fallen by 40% since the beginning of January, forcing several…
On-chain data reveals massive capital movements. Whale Alert detected more than 50 transactions exceeding 1,000 bitcoins between February 9 and 11.