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On February 15, alternative data shows Bitcoin briefly rebounded above $70,000 today—though the Crypto Fear & Greed Index still fell to 8 (down from 9 the prior day), with a weekly average of 7. The market has stayed in "extreme fear" territory for several consecutive days, remaining subdued. Note: The index ranges from 0 to 100, incorporating these metrics: Volatility (25%) + Market Trading Volume (25%) + Social Media Hype (15%) + Market Surveys (15%) + Bitcoin Dominance (10%) + Google Trends Analysis (10%).

On February 14, Coinglass data shows 24-hour crypto liquidations totaled $189 million—$40.85 million from long positions and $148 million from shorts.

February 14th — Former Binance Listing Manager Chase shared in an interview: - The Binance listing team has more than a dozen members, with only four handling external project communications. - In his two and a half years at the exchange, he’s reviewed over 1,000 crypto projects. - In 2025, the team helped list roughly 100 tokens (including Alpha) on Binance. - Just 5-10% of projects move forward to listing after initial talks with founders. On Bitcoin’s outlook: - Chase predicts it will hit a new all-time high in 2026. - In one 2025 week, Bitcoin’s daily candlestick chart saw seven straight days of identical-magnitude, same-volume gains — followed by a sudden drop. - He interprets this pattern as evidence of powerful “whales” controlling the market: a group signaling they dictate Bitcoin’s price, hoping informed players will join. - Market makers ignore fundamentals, focusing only on perceived liquidity, he noted. - Two scenarios explain the 2025 pattern: either s

On February 14, data from LookIntoBitcoin indicates the "BTC OG Insider Whale" just withdrew 53.12 million USDT from Binance—allegedly offloading 5,000 previously deposited BTC.

On February 14, Bitcoin traded in a narrow range, according to data from Coinglass. Current funding rates across major centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) exchanges indicate the market has turned bearish again, with specific rates detailed in the attached chart. ### BlockBeats Note A funding rate is a fee set by crypto exchanges to keep a perpetual contract’s price aligned with its underlying asset. It operates as a fund transfer between long and short traders—exchanges do not collect this fee. The rate adjusts traders’ holding costs or profits to ensure contract prices track the underlying asset’s value. A 0.01% rate serves as the baseline: - Rates above 0.01% signal a broadly bullish market; - Rates below 0.005% signal a broadly bearish market.