BTC price action is in the spotlight — but not for the same reasons as last week. Amid the backlash to the U.S. crypto reserves, multi-month lows have given way to a strong recovery that at one point exceeded 20%.

Coinciding with the launch of its mainnet, Pi Network’s airdrop marked a historic moment for the cryptocurrency market. Unlike traditional airdrops, Pi Network’s approach emphasizes mass participation. According to the team, millions of users have mined tokens using their mobile devices since 2019. As a result, a large and engaged community has formed, contributing to the unprecedented scale of the airdrop.

According to data from blockchain analytics platform Santiment, Ethereum’s transaction fees have reached their lowest level since August of last year, averaging $0.41 per transaction. The highest level seen in the last two years was $15.21. This latest decline is considered a positive factor for the long-term outlook of the Ethereum price.

A judge in Argentina has opened an investigation into President Javier Milei over her promotion of a depreciating cryptocurrency, a scandal seen as a new crisis that could slow the liberal leader’s political momentum.

According to StreetAccount, transaction revenue more than doubled from the previous year to reach 1.56 billion and exceeded analysts' estimates of 1.29 billion. Total transaction volume increased by 185% compared to the previous groups, reaching 439 billion dollars. While individual transaction volume increased by 224% compared to the same characteristics of the previous year, corporate transaction volume increased by 176%.

The committee was created in 2010 by then-CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler and SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro. It addressed a variety of issues, including identifying new regulatory risks, assessing their impacts, and understanding their impacts on investors and market participants. It also worked to align regulatory efforts across agencies.

The cryptocurrency market experienced significant declines in the first week of February. Bitcoin has fallen from $106,000 to $91,000 since last weekend, and this downward pressure has triggered a sharp correction in altcoins. The Fear and Greed Index has shifted from greed to fear again in the last week of increased selling.
Next week, while it is being monitored whether the volatility caused by trade taxes, which caused sharp declines in the cryptocurrency market, will continue, the market also focused on CPI data, Powell's speech, and macroeconomic developments.

World Liberty Financial (WLF) has taken a notable step into the cryptocurrency market as a DeFi project with ties to the family of US President Donald Trump. The company made waves in the industry by announcing its plan to create a large crypto reserve. This announcement was made at the Ondo Summit in New York, where Donald Trump Jr., who made a surprise appearance at the event, argued that cryptocurrencies will be one of the key elements of the future global power of the US.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has long been known for its strict regulation of crypto markets. However, recent steps taken by the agency indicate that this policy is about to undergo a radical change. The SEC appears to be gradually moving away from its heavy-handed oversight of cryptocurrencies and aiming to introduce clearer, more enforceable regulations.

US President Trump's 30-day postponement of tariffs after talks with Canadian and Mexican leaders has led to buying in crypto assets like Bitcoin.
The Bitcoin price, which fell to $91,441.89 yesterday, has recovered to $101,900 following Trump's postponement decisions.

Cryptocurrencies fell on Sunday in a risk-off move after U.S. President Donald Trump hit Canada, Mexico and China with long-threatened import tariffs.
Bitcoin was last down 7 percent at $93,768, according to Coin Metrics. The CoinDesk 20 index, which measures the 20 largest digital assets by market cap, fell 19 percent. Ethereum fell 20, falling to its lowest level since November.

The Bitcoin price is trading at $101,500 after fluctuating between $97,000 and $106,000 last week. The launch of altcoin ETFs amid the volatility in the crypto market continues to be on the agenda. Here are the highlights of the past week that we have compiled for you…
In line with the developments this week, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) lost more than 2.1% on a weekly basis, while Ethereum (ETH) experienced almost no price change on a weekly basis.

Although Nvidia and other technology companies have recovered some of their losses, Bitcoin's loss of more than 5 percent has reached 15 percent in other cryptocurrencies called altcoins. Blockchain-based artificial intelligence projects were also among the areas where losses were experienced the most.

Chinese AI lab DeepSeek’s eponymous large language model (LLM) has stunned Silicon Valley as it has become one of the biggest competitors to US firm OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
The latest DeepSeek models, released this month, are said to be both extremely fast and low-cost.

Bitcoin’s technical analysis shows that the price is struggling to break the $105,000 resistance level and is entering a downtrend. Bitcoin, which has fallen below the 200-day moving average, is trying to find significant support at $100,000. The RSI indicator is moving into oversold territory, indicating that the market could see more selling rather than a recovery in the short term.

US President-elect Donald Trump has signed an executive order to promote cryptocurrencies in the US and work towards developing a national digital asset stockpile.
Venture capitalist David Sacks, who Trump has chosen to be his crypto and artificial intelligence chief, joined Trump in the Oval Office on Thursday to sign the order.