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Bitcoin price slips under $66,000 as ETF outflows grow and BlockFills freeze rattles traders

Bitcoin price slips under $66,000 as ETF outflows grow and BlockFills freeze rattles traders

New York, February 12, 2026, 12:11 EST — Regular session Bitcoin slipped under $66,000 Thursday, dragged lower as traders reacted to new outflows from U.S. spot bitcoin funds and a freeze on withdrawals at crypto lender BlockFills. Down roughly 0.5%, bitcoin changed hands at $65,734 after moving between $68,318 and $65,612. Ether edged down 0.2% to $1,908.76.
12 February 2026
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Bitcoin price slips under $70,000 again as “buy the dip” gives way to “sell the rip”

Bitcoin price slips under $70,000 again as “buy the dip” gives way to “sell the rip”

Bitcoin couldn’t reclaim $70,000 on Tuesday. Fresh research and trader talk kept circling, with consensus shifting: instead of buying the dips, the crowd is now unloading into strength. This is significant at the moment, as spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds—designed as a more stable way for institutions to get exposure—ended up not providing much shelter. The recent selloff funneled additional cash toward stablecoins, which are tied to currencies like the U.S. dollar, while leverage traders have stayed on the sidelines.
10 February 2026
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Ethereum’s $2,000 test: CoinShares sees outflows easing, but ETF cash keeps leaving

Ethereum’s $2,000 test: CoinShares sees outflows easing, but ETF cash keeps leaving

Crypto ETPs — that’s exchange-traded products like ETFs tracking digital assets — posted their third consecutive week of outflows, though the bleed slowed to $187 million last week, according to CoinShares on Monday. James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, said the deceleration could signal “inflection points in investor sentiment.” Bitcoin products led the outflows with $264.4 million pulled, while ether ETPs actually attracted $5.3 million. XRP funds brought in $63 million; Solana saw $8.2 million in new money. On the price front, ether dropped 3.7% to $2,018, with bitcoin down 2.4% to $68,562. Right now, a thinning liquidity pool is making those flow shifts a bigger deal—routine selling can suddenly drop into an air pocket. According to Kaiko research analyst Thomas Probst, Bitcoin’s average 1% market depth—a gauge of how much can be transacted near the current price before it jolts—has shrunk to about $5 million, down from over $8 million in 2025. “Reduced liquidity translates into sharper and more erratic price movements,” Probst said. Denny Galindo, a strategist at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, flagged last autumn’s crash as the moment when “popped the leverage bubble.”
9 February 2026
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Bitcoin price sinks toward $70,000 as Trump-era rally fades and ETF money runs out

Bitcoin price sinks toward $70,000 as Trump-era rally fades and ETF money runs out

Bitcoin plunged as much as 8% to roughly $69,000 on Thursday, then bounced back to around $71,000, dragged down by a tech-led sell-off in Asia that rattled risk assets. The drop followed a statement from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who told lawmakers he lacks the authority to compel banks to purchase crypto assets. Bitcoin’s plunge has erased all gains made since U.S. President Donald Trump’s 2024 re-election, wiping out investor optimism that Washington might loosen digital asset regulations. The cryptocurrency was trading near $70,900 at 0430 GMT, down almost 20% so far this year after hitting a peak above $127,000 in October 2025, according to Al Jazeera.
5 February 2026
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BlackRock stock braces for Monday as Panama court clouds $23 billion ports sale

BlackRock stock braces for Monday as Panama court clouds $23 billion ports sale

New York, Feb 1, 2026, 17:10 EST — Market closed BlackRock shares face a fresh geopolitical hurdle on Monday after Panama’s Supreme Court invalidated crucial port contracts held by a CK Hutchison Holdings unit. This move throws a wrench into the $23 billion deal to sell dozens of ports to a group led by BlackRock and Mediterranean Shipping Company. The stock slipped 0.7% Friday, closing at $1,118.94. “I would expect near-term weakness in CK Hutchison until such time as they flesh out a new sale structure,” said David Blennerhassett, strategist at Ballingal Investment Advisors.
1 February 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Marvell Faces Big AI Bet as Forecast Hinges on Single Customer
    June 30, 2026, 8:48 PM EDT. Marvell Technology (MRVL) is banking on its custom silicon business to more than double by fiscal 2028, fueling a planned 45% jump in total revenue. Most of that growth comes down to one new XPU program tied to a single customer. Delays or problems with the rollout of this semiconductor project could hit results hard. The shares now fetch a price-to-sales ratio of 27, a level that shows the market expects perfect delivery. Any stumble could mean lost sales and a much lower multiple, even if other units keep growing. Marvell holders have to consider the risk of so much riding on one AI infrastructure play.
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