The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing aĀ
major crashĀ as ofĀ February 6, 2026. OverĀ $2 trillionĀ in global market value has been wiped out since October 2025, withĀ $800 billionĀ lost in the last month alone. Bitcoin fell to a 16-month low nearĀ $60,000Ā this week, marking its worst one-day drop since 2022.Ā
Alerian Galaxy Global Cryptocurrency (CRYPTO)
5,198.93
-10.33% today
As of 6 Feb, 3:09āÆam ISTĀ ā¢Ā Disclaimer
5 Feb 2026 - 6 Feb 2026
Open5,797.60
Prev close5,797.60
High5,797.60
52-wk high10,679.50
Low5,159.12
52-wk low4,058.06
Current Market State
Extreme Fear:Ā The Crypto Fear & Greed Index is at a score ofĀ 14, indicating high levels of panic selling.
Mass Liquidations:Ā OverĀ $2 billionĀ in leveraged positions were wiped out in 24 hours, affecting more than 700,000 traders.
Major Asset Performance:
Bitcoin (BTC):Ā Trading nearĀ $64,000, down roughly 40% from its October peak of $126,000.
Ethereum (ETH):Ā Has fallen to approximatelyĀ $1,850, erazing all gains from 2025.
Solana (SOL):Ā Trading aroundĀ $142, reflecting strong bearish pressure.Ā
Drivers of the Crash
Macroeconomic Pressure:Ā A broad sell-off in technology stocks and fears of a global recession have driven investors away from risky assets.
Institutional Outflows:Ā Large-scale outflows from crypto ETFs and a "liquidity vacuum" have accelerated the decline.
Policy Uncertainty:Ā Volatility has been exacerbated by concerns over US midterm elections and potential shifts in monetary policy.Ā
Bullish Outlook & Recovery Potential
Despite the current crash, several indicators suggest a potential long-term bullish reversal:Ā
Oversold Signals:Ā Bitcoin's daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) recently flashedĀ 17, a level historically associated with major market bottoms and subsequent massive gains.
Price Targets for 2026:Ā Many analysts maintain bullish end-of-year targets. Standard Chartered and Bernstein forecast Bitcoin reachingĀ $150,000Ā by late 2026, while Nexo suggests a range ofĀ $150,000ā$200,000.
Structural Support:Ā Institutional adoption through ETFs and the incorporation of Bitcoin into mainstream finance are viewed as long-term tailwinds that prevent a total collapse.Ā