Data: 40.93 BTC transferred out from Wintermute, worth approximately 13.39 million USD

Harvard Cuts Bitcoin ETF Stake, Adds Ethereum Exposure in Q4 Filing

In brief Harvard cut its IBIT stake by 1.46 million shares in Q4, now valued at about $265 million. It moved in with an $86.8 million position in BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust ETF. The move could signal rotation into Ethereum, broader diversification, or compliance-driven

Matrixport: Repeated 20% Bitcoin Pullbacks Could Signal Bear Phase

_Repeated BTC drawdowns grow as price nears 200-week support while exchange balances keep falling._ Digital asset firm Matrixport believes that Bitcoin’s price trend may be entering a more fragile phase. As observed, the OG coin’s recent price swings resemble patterns seen at the start of past b

Harvard Sells 21% of Bitcoin, Makes $86.8M Ethereum Bet

_Harvard cut 21% of its Bitcoin ETF stake while opening an $87M Ethereum ETF position in Q4 filings._ _Bitcoin stayed Harvard’s largest crypto holding despite a sharp price drop and reduced exposure._ _The endowment also reshuffled tech stocks while adding a major railroad investment in

Top Crypto to Buy Now: BlockDAG, Stellar, Bitcoin Cash, and Chainlink Offer 300x Potential

The crypto market is going through one of those phases where fear dominates and most traders are sitting on the sidelines. But historically, these are the moments that separate smart entries from missed opportunities. Whether it is infrastructure plays

Data: Over the past 24 hours, the entire network has been liquidated for $296 million, mainly long positions.

In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount in the cryptocurrency market reached $296 million, including $223 million from long positions and $72.5974 million from short positions. BTC and ETH were liquidated for $105 million and $90.6715 million respectively, with a total of 103,009 people liquidated. The largest single liquidation was on Hyperliquid's BTC-USD trading pair, amounting to $11.2158 million.

BTC short-term decline of -1.17%: Panic spreading and long-term holders selling dominate downward pressure

From 15:30 to 15:45 (UTC) on February 16, 2026, BTC experienced a 15-minute candlestick return of -1.17%, with short-term price volatility significantly increasing, attracting market attention. The current total cryptocurrency market capitalization is around $2.31 trillion, down 2.27% from the previous day; BTC's market share accounts for 58.2%. Trading volume has modestly rebounded, but investor sentiment remains extremely bearish, with the Fear and Greed Index dropping to 5, approaching historical lows. The main driver of this anomaly is the ongoing extreme panic sentiment in the market, combined with long-term holders concentrating their sell-offs.