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Meme decline, narrative cooling: losing the $80 mark, has Solana's cycle bonus ended?

Solana has recently faced a market winter, with its token SOL price dropping from a high of $295 to $80, a decline of 71%. Factors such as the cooling of the Meme craze, weakening of ecosystem narratives, and increased competition have led to a decrease in activity within the Solana ecosystem. Additionally, purchases of SOL by digital asset treasuries have failed to offset overall market pressure, shaking investor confidence.

Bitcoin futures open interest has fallen to its lowest since 2024, as waning institutional demand puts pressure on BTC prices.

On February 13, news reports indicate that Bitcoin's recent price has been under continuous pressure, failing to stay above $72,000. Meanwhile, the total open interest in Bitcoin futures has fallen to $34 billion, hitting a new low since November 2024, down approximately 28% from 30 days ago. Although the number of open contracts measured in Bitcoin remains around 502,450, indicating that overall leverage demand has not significantly decreased, forced liquidations have accumulated to $5.2 billion, intensifying market concerns that Bitcoin may fall back to the $60,000 support level. The weak bullish leverage demand in the market highlights a decoupling of Bitcoin from traditional financial markets. Over the past month, Bitcoin has declined by 28%, with investors lacking clear catalysts. At the same time, gold prices have returned to the psychological level of $5,000, and the S&P 500 index is approaching its all-time high. Some analysts believe that the risk-averse sentiment is driven by a soft U.S. labor market. Data from the U.S. Department of Labor shows that only 181,000 new jobs are expected to be added in 2025, below expectations, but the White House emphasizes that slowing population growth is leading to decreased job demand.

Polymarket pushes 5-minute Bitcoin price prediction! Traders bet on short-term speculation

Prediction Platform Polymarket recently launched a new feature that allows users to place bets on cryptocurrency price movements every five minutes. This event indicates a growing demand among traders and investors for real-time crypto sentiment data. The target users for this feature are day traders and crypto enthusiasts seeking a fast-paced trading experience, as Bitcoin's recent price decline has become increasingly volatile, intensifying short-term fluctuations.

CryptoQuant: The seven-day average realized net loss for Bitcoin has reached $2.3 billion, the largest decline since 2021.

Analyst IT Tech pointed out in the CryptoQuant report that the seven-day average realized net loss for Bitcoin has reached $2.3 billion, making it one of the largest panic sell-offs in history, second only to the 2021 crash and the 2022 Luna/FTX events. Currently, Bitcoin is priced at approximately $66,600, down nearly 50% from its peak last year.

Bitcoin plummets 46%, still in the "surrender zone," on-chain data signals all clear! Analysts warn: Bottom may not come until Q4

Bitcoin prices have fallen 46% from the all-time high of $126,000, and the market is still in the "capitulation zone." Long-term holders are significantly reducing their positions, and the realized profit and loss ratio is approaching a critical threshold. Analysts predict that Bitcoin's bottom may occur in Q4 of this year, with prices dropping to the $40,000 to $50,000 range. Market sentiment and technical analysis indicate that challenges remain ahead.

MICA Daily｜U.S. economic data disappoints, BTC drops again to $65,000

U.S. stocks, gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies all declined yesterday. BTC dropped to $65,000, mainly due to rising unemployment claims, poor housing sales, potential government shutdown, and risk aversion in Asian markets. BTC needs to turn the $76,000 resistance into support and challenge above $80,000, but the short-term downtrend is difficult to reverse, and spot buying is insufficient to change the situation.