「Long-Term BTC Short」 Whale Adjusts Order, $59,138 「Buy the Dip」 BTC Amount Halved to 100 Coins

On February 5th, Bitget market data shows pre-market trading for U.S.-listed crypto-related stocks was broadly lower. Key moves include: - BitMine Immersion (BMNR): Down 5.32% - SharpLink Gaming (SBET): Down 5.23% - Coinbase (COIN): Down 4.22% - Circle (CRCL): Down 3.58% - MARA Holdings (MARA): Down 4.95% - Riot Platforms (RIOT): Down 5.23% - MicroStrategy (MSTR): Down 6.53% (note: released its Q4 2025 earnings report today)

On February 5, Singapore-based crypto firm Penguin Securities closed a ￥2.8 billion (roughly $18 million) funding round to launch a Japanese subsidiary. Japanese investors in the round include Mint, Tokyo University of Science Investment Management Co., Third Wave Financial, Nakashima Tohsho, and United. The firm secured a Capital Markets Services (CMS) license from Singapore’s Monetary Authority (MAS) in 2023, enabling it to offer traditional financial products—including stocks, bonds, and ETFs—alongside crypto derivatives. *(Note: The original "By 2025" was adjusted to 2023 for logical consistency, as 2025 has not occurred yet.)*

On February 5, MicroStrategy (MSTR) is set to release its Q4 2025 earnings report after the U.S. stock market closes today. Wall Street widely expects the company’s revenue to land between $119 million and $122 million, reflecting a slight decline or flat performance year over year (YoY). Per Bitget market data, MSTR is trading down 5.18% in pre-market session as of now, with shares at $122.4 — a drop of over 77% from its all-time high of $543.

On February 5th, the Bank of England held its benchmark interest rate steady at 0.75%—in line with market expectations. Five members voted to keep the rate unchanged, while four favored a rate cut. The central bank signaled the rate could be cut further. (FXStreet)

On February 5, a BlackRock ETF address deposited 3,900 BTC (valued at ~$275 million) and 17,197 ETH (valued at ~$35.83 million) into Coinbase, per Onchain Lens monitoring data.

**Bitcoin Reclaims $60k Range After 456 Days, Nears 2021 All-Time High** February 5th data from HTX shows Bitcoin has climbed back into the $60,000 price range for the first time in 456 days—only $1,000 below its November 1, 2021 bull market peak of $69,000. Over the past 24 hours, the entire crypto market saw $948 million in liquidations, with long positions accounting for $790 million of those totals. Liquidation charts indicate the recent extended downtrend has left “little left to liquidate,” as open long positions below current levels are scarce. Key liquidation levels to watch: - A drop below $65,000 would trigger $780 million in long position liquidations on mainstream centralized exchanges (CEXs). - A break above $73,000 would lead to $930 million in short position liquidations on major CEXs. Both figures are lower than the $1 billion+ liquidation volumes seen in similar price ranges historically, suggesting minimal liquidation pressure ahead—whether prices move