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According to analysts, the $60,000 level is not only a psychological threshold but also a critical breaking point that could trigger widespread liquidations.
According to data from the crypto derivatives exchange Deribit, there are $1.24 billion in open positions in put options that gain value if Bitcoin falls below $60,000. This indicates a strong hedging and speculative expectation accumulation below that level.
Put options give the investor the right to sell at a predetermined price by a specific date. If the Bitcoin price falls below $60,000, those selling these options may sell in the spot or futures market to offset their risk. This could increase downward pressure and create a chain reaction.
Just below the $60,000 level, around $58,000, lies the 200-week moving average. Technical analysts see this average as a critical long-term support.
According to Maxime Seiler, CEO of digital asset trading firm STS Digital, many Bitcoin-backed loan agreements stipulate that the collateral will be automatically sold if the price falls to these ranges. Such forced sales could accelerate the unwinding of leveraged positions, further pushing the price down.
IG Australia analyst Tony Sycamore also describes the $60,000–$58,000 range as a “critical zone.” According to Sycamore, a sustained break from this zone could pave the way for the price to fall to the upper band of $40,000.
Global bank Standard Chartered has lowered its Bitcoin price forecast for the end of 2026 by two-thirds compared to its projection two months ago, bringing it down to $100,000. Bank analysts suggest the price could fall to $50,000 before stabilizing.
Augustine Fan, partner at Hong Kong-based crypto options platform SignalPlus, notes that the majority of investors he spoke to are in a “bearish” position in the short term. This situation also suggests that a significant amount of negative sentiment may already be priced into the market.
However, due to the largely offshore and fragmented leverage structure in the crypto market, it is difficult to define a precise liquidation threshold. Nevertheless, market participants are watching the $60,000 level as a potential breakout line.
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What stands out most is the growing community energy around #fogo, where builders, traders, and supporters are aligned around long-term progress rather than short-term trends.
Strong ecosystems are never created overnight; they grow through consistent development, transparent communication, and active participation.
That’s why projects like @Fogo Official feel different — the focus is clearly on sustainability, usability, and continuous improvement.
As Web3 matures, projects that prioritize speed, reliability, and community collaboration will define the future, and $FOGO is positioning itself right at the center of that transformation.
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Zhao (CZ), in his AMA (Ask Me Anything) session, stated that centralized exchanges (CEX) and decentralized exchanges (DEX) will continue to coexist for many years to come.
CZ also noted that the global adoption of cryptocurrencies is much lower than commonly believed, stating: "The true depth is probably below 1%."
According to CZ, CEX and DEX are not direct competitors, but serve different user profiles. He emphasized that using DEX requires technical knowledge and a high level of security, adding that protecting one's wallet is still a specialized skill.

A new debate has erupted regarding the integration of cryptocurrency companies into the banking system. The process of obtaining "national trust bank" status by companies like Ripple (XRP) and Circle has faced opposition from the most powerful lobbying group in the banking sector.
The American Bankers Association (ABA), the largest banking group in the United States, has requested an extension in the issuance of new trust bank licenses to cryptocurrency companies in a letter submitted to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) on February 12.

The Fed has made 25 basis point interest rate cuts in its last meetings. However, while the Fed paused interest rate cuts at its January 2026 meeting, there is no clear view on when rate cuts will begin.
At this point, even the possibility of the Fed not cutting interest rates at all is among the predictions, while UBS Global Wealth Management stated that a rate cut by the Fed is still possible, but there is no need to rush.
When Will the Fed Cut Interest Rates?
According to Walter Bloomberg, UBS analysts predict that the Fed may cut interest rates if inflation retreats despite stronger-than-expected non-farm payroll data in January.
According to analysts, the decline in US inflation will allow the Fed to continue on the path of interest rate cuts despite strong employment data.
UBS Chief Investment Officer Mark Haefele stated that their base scenario is a 25 basis point cut in both June and September, and that this would "create a positive environment for stocks, bonds, and gold."
Analyzing data from the London Stock Exchange (LSEG), UBS stated that markets have reduced their expectations for interest rate cuts this year from 60 basis points to approximately 50 basis points, pricing in the first cut in July instead of June.
What Kind of FED Chairman Will Kevin Warsh Be?
According to Bloomberg, Krishna Guha, Vice President of Evercore ISI, stated that the nominee for FED chairman, initially put forward by US President Donald Trump, may take a more dovish stance than initially thought.
According to Guha, Kevin Warsh may not be the FED chairman the markets expect.
Guha believes that Warsh's tough stance on inflation may be exaggerated.
Guha suggests that while Warsh's nomination initially raised bond yields and lowered gold prices, his policy stance may lean towards a more dovish monetary policy approach.
"Warsh pointed to artificial intelligence and productivity increases as positive supply shocks that could ease the pressure of tight monetary policy. While Warsh supports shrinking the Fed's balance sheet, he believes it is unlikely to embark on an aggressive tightening policy that could shake the markets," he commented.
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With the increase in volatility, experts have come together to assert that Bitcoin represents a historic accumulation opportunity. According to analysts, technical indicators and institutional movements suggest that a "decision moment" is approaching for investors.
Notable figures in the cryptocurrency world, Scott Melker, Andrew Parish, and Tillman Holloway, have examined the current price movements of Bitcoin and the future of the market in their recent broadcast. The most surprising statement highlighted in the broadcast is that Bitcoin has only 150-250 days left to remain at these levels.

Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), founder of FTX, a key figure in one of the largest scandals in the criminal justice world, has filed a request for a new trial at the Federal Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY).
The question has been recorded as a "pro se" request, that is, submitted by the defendant on their own behalf.
The petition has been submitted by Barbara H. Fried, Professor Emerita at Stanford University Law School. The document states that Bankman-Fried is requesting a new trial under Article 33 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. A legal memorandum in support and a statement from Daniel Chapsky have also been attached to the request.