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Crypto Market Update Feb 1: Bitcoin dips below $BTC Market Insight: BTC is hovering around $78,000, facing strong selling pressure from record ETF outflows ($1.6B). Whales are buying the dip while retail panic sets in.
Key Headlines: - Tether reports a massive $10B profit for 2025. - White House set to host a Crypto Summit. - Solana DeFi protocol suffers another hack - check your wallets!
Bottom is in or more pain to come? #Bitcoin #BinanceSquare #CryptoNews #Paincasso $BTC $ETH
1. Truth Social Recap: - Fed Chair: Trump nominated Kevin Warsh. Known as a hawk, his selection signals potentially tighter monetary policy despite his pro-crypto past. - Law & Order: Heavy focus on using federal force (ICE/Border Patrol) against protests in Eugene/Minneapolis. - Political: Continued aggressive posting on election topics.
2. BTC Analysis: - Price Action: Bitcoin dipped ~10% this week, losing the $80k support. - Cause: The market reacted negatively to the Warsh nomination, fearing high interest rates will drain liquidity. - Outlook: Short-term consolidation around $75k-$78k. Long-term 'Trump Trade' thesis is pausing as macro realities (rates) take center stage.
The past 24 hours delivered a harsh reminder: crypto is still a high-beta macro asset, not a safe haven. Extreme volatility swept across markets as gold surged, Bitcoin cracked key levels, and leverage was violently flushed out.
Bitcoin briefly lost the $81,000 level, triggering a chain reaction across derivatives markets. Total liquidations across crypto exceeded $1.75 billion in 24 hours, a clear sign that excessive leverage had built up and was finally forced to unwind. This was not retail panic — it was mechanical selling driven by margin calls and risk engines.
At the same time, gold spiked aggressively, absorbing capital fleeing risk assets. This divergence matters. When gold rallies while crypto bleeds, it usually signals macro fear, policy uncertainty, and tightening liquidity expectations.
All eyes now turn to the United States.
President Donald Trump is expected to announce the next Federal Reserve Chair tonight (VN time). Prediction markets overwhelmingly favor Kevin Warsh (~94%), a figure associated with stricter monetary discipline. Markets are not waiting for policy changes — they are front-running ideology. A hawkish shift at the Fed means tighter liquidity, and crypto feels that pressure first.
Another key catalyst arrives at 20:30 VN time with the release of U.S. PPI data (December).
– PPI YoY forecast: 2.9%
– Core PPI YoY: 3.0%
Any upside surprise could further reinforce risk-off sentiment.
ETF flows confirm the stress:
– BTC Spot ETFs: ~–$500M
– ETH Spot ETFs: ~–$100.8M
– SOL ETFs: ~–$2.2M
Capital is quietly exiting passive crypto exposure.
On the regulatory front, the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee narrowly passed a crypto market-structure bill (12–11), while the new CFTC leadership rolled back a Biden-era proposal to ban prediction markets — early signs of a regulatory reset, but far from clarity.
$ARB is showing bullish signs — watch for a resistance breakout.
Price structure is tightening, momentum is building, and buyers are stepping in on dips. A clean break and hold above key resistance could open the door for a continuation move higher, while rejection may lead to short-term consolidation.
⚠️ Market Watch: Is the U.S. Preparing for Action Against Iran?
Over the past 48 hours, two U.S. aircraft carriers — USS Abraham Lincoln and USS George H.W. Bush — have departed from San Diego and Norfolk. Notably, both carriers left before completing COMPTUEX, the final combat readiness exercise, which has raised eyebrows across geopolitical and financial circles.
While such movements can be routine force deployments, the timing is sensitive:
Rising tensions between the U.S. and Iran
Strong rhetoric from President Trump
Increased speculation that these deployments are meant to test Iran’s air defense systems and collect intelligence, rather than launch an immediate full-scale strike
Some analysts point out that the two carrier groups are expected to be in proximity near Iranian waters by next weekend. With U.S. equity markets closed for a long weekend, rumors of a potential “surprise operation” have gained traction — though there is currently no hard evidence confirming an imminent attack.
Key Takeaways:
A large-scale U.S. strike on Iran appears unlikely at this stage
Limited actions (reconnaissance, cyber operations, indirect pressure) remain possible
Markets are pricing in geopolitical tension, not outright war
Historically, heightened geopolitical uncertainty tends to:
Increase volatility across global markets
Support Bitcoin as a hedge against uncertainty in the short term
Drive capital toward defensive positioning rather than risk-on assets
📌 Bottom line: This looks more like a strategic pressure move and intelligence gathering phase than an immediate military escalation — but traders should stay alert, as geopolitics can shift narratives quickly.
This is market commentary, not financial advice. $DASH $AXS
JUST IN: Ethereum treasury company Bitmine has invested $200 million into MrBeast’s Beast Industries, marking one of the largest crossovers between crypto capital and mainstream creator-led businesses to date.
A bold signal that crypto treasuries are moving beyond tokens—into real-world brands with massive distribution and cultural reach. $ETH
Following Coinbase’s surprise opposition earlier today, the U.S. Senate Banking Committee has canceled the scheduled review of the CLARITY Act, which was set to take place at 10:00 PM (Vietnam time).
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong highlighted four major flaws in the current version of the CLARITY Act:
Risk of effectively blocking tokenized securities, undermining innovation in on-chain capital markets.
Government access to users’ financial records, posing serious threats to user privacy.
Compliance requirements tailored to large incumbents, leaving crypto startups with little to no chance to participate—stifling innovation.
A blanket ban on interest-bearing stablecoins, preventing exchanges from offering rewards to stablecoin holders.
According to Armstrong, this draft concedes too much to traditional banks, and the crypto industry would be better off with no law than with a bad one.
Coinbase is widely regarded as the most influential policy voice in the crypto industry, with substantial lobbying power in Congress. Its withdrawal of support is therefore seen as a major blow to the CLARITY Act’s chances of passage.
There is no clear timeline for when discussions will resume. However, the issues raised today are likely to remain central points of contention in upcoming negotiations.
Short version: the bill was supposed to bring “clarity,” but instead exposed fault lines—privacy, innovation, and power. And when the biggest player walks away, Washington listens. $ICP $DASH
🧠 CRYPTO MARKET SENTIMENT TURNS “GREED” FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE OCTOBER
After weeks of caution, crypto investors have shifted back into GREED mode.
📊 The Crypto Fear & Greed Index surged from 27 to 61 in just 2 days, marking the first return to “Greed” since the historic liquidation event on Oct 10.