Coinbase stock jumped by 5% on Friday, a day after the top crypto exchange 
reported weak financial results, including falling revenues and soaring 
losses.

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action forming an Adam and Eve reversal pattern that could trigger a rally if 
key resistance is reclaimed.

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The recent slide of Bitcoin has punched a hole in short-term holders’ wallets 
and left loud questions about where prices might settle next. Markets are 
jittery; people who bought high are taking losses. Some sellers reacted fast, 
and that rush shows up in on-chain numbers. Related Reading: Is XRP About To 
Surprise The Market? Finance Expert Weighs In Realized Losses Hit Historical 
Levels According to CryptoQuant and an analyst writing under the name IT Tech, 
Bitcoin’s seven-day average of realized net losses climbed to about $2.3 
billion — a figure that puts this sell-off among the largest loss events on 
record. &#8220;This is one of the largest capitulation events in BTC history, 
rivaling the 2021 crash, 2022 Luna/FTX collapse, and mid-2024 correction,&#8221; IT 
Tech said. This spike in losses means many traders sold at a loss over the 
span of a week, not just a day. Price Action And Market Context Reports say 
Bitcoin fell sharply from its recent peak and has been bouncing between 
support lines that traders watch closely. After topping near $126,000, the 
token traded as low as about $60,000 earlier in the month and has been seen 
around $66,600 on recent checks. That gap is large, and it explains why panic 
selling pushed realized losses so high. Signs Pointing To Capitulation Reports 
note that on-chain indicators tied to profit and loss show losses are rising 
faster than gains. One contributor at CryptoQuant, GugaOnChain, flagged a 
Z-Score reading that he describes as consistent with deep capitulation — a 
phase where more holders give up than buy. When that happens, markets often 
become chaotic first and steady later. What Analysts Are Saying Now Reports 
say some market commentators expect pressure to continue for a while. Nic 
Puckrin, an investment analyst, described the market as being in “full 
capitulation mode,” and warned selling could persist for months before clearer 
footing appears. Others point out that heavy losses can also clear the way for 
patient buyers later. Where Bottoms Have Lived Before Reports have disclosed 
that CryptoQuant’s measure of the “realized price” sits near $55,000 — a level 
that has been linked in past cycles to the end of big sell-offs and the start 
of sideways consolidation. That does not mean a floor has formed this time; it 
only marks a region where past buyers, on average, stopped losing money on 
their holdings. Markets have traded well below similar marks before they 
steadied, so history offers patterns, not guarantees. Related Reading: Jim 
Cramer Suggests US Government Could Buy Bitcoin Near $60K What This Means For 
Traders And Investors Short term, expect wild swings. Some days will bring 
sharp rallies that reverse quickly. Other days will drag, and realized losses 
may keep rising as more investors pull out. Longer term, if institutional 
demand returns or big holders stop forcing sales, price stability could 
follow. Right now the market is clearing out positions and testing whether 
support levels hold. Featured image from Gemini, chart from TradingView

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Bitcoin bulls enjoyed a relief rally to $69,000 on the back of soft US CPI 
inflation data amid hopes of BTC price action making a &#8220;higher low.&#8221;

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U.S. inflation cooled more than expected in January, offering tentative relief 
to households and fresh fuel for debate over when the Federal Reserve might 
ease policy. January CPI Comes in Light, Core Holds at 2.5% The January 2026 
Consumer Price Index (CPI), released Feb. 13 by the U.S. Bureau of Labor 
Statistics, showed headline inflation […]

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