Crypto lender BlockFills suspends withdrawals amid faltering bitcoin price Crypto liquidity provider and lender BlockFills has halted client deposits and withdrawals amid a downturn in bitcoin prices, in a sign of knock-on impact from the latest crypto market drop. BlockFills, which is based in Chicago, said in a statement on Wednesday that it halted withdrawals last week and has been working to restore liquidity to its platform. The company is in active dialogue with its clients, which include crypto hedge funds and asset managers, a spokesperson said. The Financial Times first reported that the company had suspended withdrawals. BlockFills raised $6 million in 2021 and a further $37 million in 2022, from investors including CME Ventures and Susquehanna Capital, according to PitchBook data. CME Ventures and Susquehanna Capital did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The company has more than 2,000 institutional clients and facilitated more than $61.1 billion in trading volume in 2025, according to its website #crypto #MarketSentimentToday $BTC
Hong Kong to Allow bitcoin $ETH as Margin Collateral in Crypto Push Hong Kong’s securities regulator plans to allow Bitcoin and Ethereum to be used as collateral for margin financing, part of a broader push to deepen the city’s virtual-asset market. Julia Leung Fung-yee, chief executive of the Securities and Futures Commission, unveiled the policy at the Consensus 2026 conference Wednesday. The change will permit brokerages to accept either traditional securities or virtual assets as collateral when extending credit to clients in good standing for margin trading. #cryptouniverseofficial #BİNANCE $BTC
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Bitcoin Price Analysis: Why Smart Money Is Pivoting to This Unknown Altcoin As of February 11, 2026, the cryptocurrency market is gripped by uncertainty, with the Fear & Greed Index plunging to a chilling 11, signaling extreme fear among investors. This seismic shift in sentiment has sparked a surprising trend: smart money—those savvy institutional players and seasoned traders—is quietly moving away from Bitcoin, the long-reigning king of crypto, and funneling capital into lesser-known altcoins like Pepe. With Bitcoin's price hovering at $67,392 after a 2.90% drop in just 24 hours, and a total market cap of $2.37 trillion, the stakes couldn’t be higher. What does this pivot mean for the future of crypto, and more importantly, how could it impact your portfolio in the weeks and months ahead? #crypto #WhenWillBTCRebound $PEPE