BTC drops below 67,000 USDT

The probability that Bitcoin will fall back to $60,000 in February on Polymarket is 31%.

BlockBeats News, February 23 — The probability of Bitcoin dropping back to $60,000 in February on Polymarket has decreased to 31%. Additionally, the probability of Bitcoin falling to $55,000 in February is 10%, and the probability of rising to $75,000 in February is 6%.

Data: If BTC breaks through $68,149, the total liquidation strength of mainstream CEX short positions will reach $1.15 billion.

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Coinglass data, if BTC breaks through $68,149, the total liquidation strength of long positions on major CEXs will reach $1.15 billion. Conversely, if BTC drops below $61,849, the total liquidation strength of short positions on major CEXs will reach $510 million.

Warren Presses Fed and Treasury to Block Crypto Bailouts After $2T Collapse

Elizabeth Warren is pressing U.S. financial regulators to rule out any taxpayer-funded rescue of cryptocurrency billionaires as $2 trillion collapse fuels fears of federal intervention in digital asset markets. Warren Demands No Bailout for Bitcoin Billionaires Concerns about potential federal in

$7.8 Trillion Yield Cliff: How Fed Rate Cuts Could Trigger a Bitcoin Supply Shock

_A 300bps rate drop could erase $233.7 billion in annual income from $7.79 trillion in money market funds. _ _STRC’s 11.25% yield creates a 6.5-point gap over cash, making it a strong target for rotating institutional capital. _ _Each $1B raised through STRC buys

Miner Winter! BitDeer Liquidates Bitcoin Assets, Wu Jihan: It Doesn't Mean It'll Always Be Zero in the Future

BitDeer completes an eight-week asset reduction plan, clearing approximately 2,000 Bitcoins in reserve, becoming the only publicly listed mining company without Bitcoin holdings. The company's CEO stated that this is not a permanent shift and emphasized the importance of expanding computing power and AI cloud infrastructure. Recently, the issuance of convertible bonds triggered a sharp decline in stock price.