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Cryptocurrency Mainstream Assets January Return Rate Far Below Historical Average, February Outlook Optimistic

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As of February 1, Coinglass data shows Bitcoin delivered a -10.17% return in January—its fifth-worst monthly performance since 2013, well below the 1.91% historical average for the month. Ethereum, meanwhile, posted a -17.52% January return, marking its third-worst showing since 2017 and far under its 16.81% historical January average. Looking ahead to February: Bitcoin’s historical average monthly return is 12.2%, with just 3 instances of negative returns on record. Ethereum’s February average stands at 10.37%, with only 2 cases of negative returns historically.
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Rug Pull: $86.01M Stolen from Crypto in January 2026

Pe Shield reported on February 1 that the cryptocurrency sector saw 16 hacking incidents in January 2026, with combined losses totaling $86.01 million. This marks a 1.42% year-over-year decrease from the $87.25 million in losses recorded in January 2025. However, it represents a 13.25% jump from the $75.95 million lost in December 2025. Separately, losses from phishing attacks remain staggering, exceeding $300 million in total.

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Peter Brandt Suggests Bitcoin Could Fall to $58K in Recent Post

Feb. 1st: Renowned trader and chart analyst Peter Brandt—who correctly predicted the 2018 Bitcoin crash—hinted this morning that Bitcoin could drop to $58,000. The attached chart shows BTC hovering near the lower bound of a logarithmic channel, pointing to a continued bear market. Yesterday, Brandt forecast Bitcoin will bottom out and rebound between August and October, then rally sharply.

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CryptoQuant CEO: As Long as the Strategy Doesn't See Significant Outflows, the Market Will Not Repeat the Previous Cycle's 70% Crash

On February 1st, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju said in a social media post that Bitcoin prices have continued to decline due to sustained selling pressure and a lack of new capital inflows. Early Bitcoin holders—who’ve amassed massive unrealized gains from ETF and MicroStrategy (MSTR) buying pressure—started taking profits early last year. Back then, strong capital inflows kept Bitcoin’s price around $100,000, but those inflows have now dried up. However, Ki also noted that MicroStrategy is the main driver behind this rally. The market won’t see a 70% crash like in previous cycles unless Michael Saylor (MSTR’s CEO) sells off a significant portion of his holdings. While the current market bottom isn’t clear yet, this bear market could lead to a broad consolidation range.

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Affected by the "BTC OG Insider Whale" large-scale deposit news, Ethereum came under short-term pressure, dropping below $2,400

On February 1st, Ethereum faced short-term pressure, dropping below $2,400 to trade at $2,393.42, per HTX market data. Earlier, the "BTC OG Insider Whale" deposited 100,000 ETH into Binance.

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「BTC OG Insider Whale」 Deposits 100,000 ETH to Binance

On February 1st, per LookIntoBitcoin monitoring, a "BTC OG" insider whale has transferred another 100,000 ETH to Binance.

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Jupiter will integrate Polymarket, allowing users to interact with Polymarket directly through Jupiter.

On February 1st, Jupiter announced via official sources that it will integrate Polymarket, positioning Jupiter as the most innovative prediction platform on Solana. Users will be able to access Polymarket directly through the built-in "Prediction" feature in the Jupiter app.

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