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Bitcoin Price SummariesBitcoin's price today is US$26,252.88, with a 24-hour trading volume of $6.24 B. BTC is +0.23% in the last 24 hours. It is currently -2.04% from its 7-day all-time high of $26,798.80, and 2.67% from its 7-day all-time low of $25,569.14.

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Bitcoin analysts warn of $95K ‘bear trap’ despite record $102K monthly close Bitcoin may be headed to a “bear trap” below $95,000 despite staging its first monthly close above $100,000 Bitcoin BTC $98,300 fell below the $100,000 psychological mark on Feb. 2 for the first time since Jan. 27 Cointelegraph Markets Pro data shows The decline comes amid inflation concerns after President Donald Trump imposed import tariffs on goods from China,Canada and Mexico However the dip could be the start of a wider correction, potentially taking Bitcoin to $95,000, according to Ryan Lee chief analyst at Bitget Research On the downside, the $95,000 range remains a critical support area. The interplay between labor market trends, Fed policy expectations, and market sentiment will be the main catalysts to monitor in the coming weeks,Lee told Cointelegraph However, Bitcoin could see more upside in February if next week’s labor market data points to a sluggish economy,added the analyst The US Bureau of Labor Statistics is set to publish its US labor market report on Feb. 7 Weakening labor market data may strengthen the case for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve, which creates a more supportive environment for Bitcoin according to Lee Bitcoin secures record monthly close above $102,000 However, Bitcoin recorded its first monthly close above $100,000 in crypto history in January Bitcoin closed the month above $102,412 which is over 6% higher than its previous record monthly close of 96,441 registered in November 2024 Some analysts believe that Bitcoin’s current correction may only be a bear trap, including popular crypto analyst Sensei, who shared the below chart in a Feb 2 X post Despite the potential for a short-term correction, Bitcoin’s prospects remain bullish for the rest of 2025, especially after spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds ETF surpassed a record $125 billion milestone just over a year after they first debuted for trading in the US on Jan. 11, 2024 Analyst predictions for the rest of the 2025 market cycle range from $160,000 to above $180,000

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Ethereum trader earns $16M as ETH price falls to $3K A savvy cryptocurrency trader has made nearly $16 million by capitalizing on Ether’s price decline. The trader generated $15.7 million worth of unrealized profit on a leveraged Ether ETH $3,057 short position, which involves “borrowing” the underlying cryptocurrency from a broker, selling it at the current price and then repurchasing it once the price falls — a strategy used by traders to bet on the price decline of an asset The trader opened the 50x leveraged short position when ETH traded at $3,388, with a liquidation threshold of $4,645, Hypurrscan data shows The trader earned an additional $2.3 million worth of funding fees on their leveraged position. While leveraged trading can potentially increase returns, it can significantly amplify downside risks and lead to the loss of the initial investment In January 2024, a pseudonymous trader lost over $161,000 worth of funds in a single trade after being liquidated on a leveraged position, illustrating the risks of leveraged trading.

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Bitcoin tumbles will be ‘less abrupt’ after realized profit drops 76% Bitcoin’s daily realized profit metric has fallen 76% since the initial hype about $100,000 Bitcoin began to wane, according to crypto analysts Near-term Bitcoin price dips probably won’t be as deep as last week’s 10% plunge, as selling pressure has significantly eased since its first spike above six figures, according to one crypto analysis. Others remain skeptical With such a decline in realized profit and sell-side pressure, we can expect future declines to be less abrupt than the one experienced last week,” Bitfinex analysts said in a Dec. 9 markets report On Dec. 6, over 24 hours, Bitcoin (BTC) dropped almost 10% from $103,493 to under $93,000, just one day after surpassing the $100,000 price level for the first time on Dec. 5, according to CoinMarketCap data Bitcoin is up 0.34% over the past seven days. Source: CoinMarketCap Cointelegraph reported that the sudden price decline from $98,338 to $92,957 triggered over $303.5 million in liquidations of long positions within the hour, pushing total liquidations over the 24 hours to $404 million.

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