The January CPI print showed 2.4% year over year against a 2.5% expectation, with Core CPI at 2.5% and headline up 0.2% month over month. Heather Long said declines in gas, used cars, and medical care helped offset higher utilities and transportation. Bitcoin briefly reached $67,600 before easing to $67,200 as traders assessed the update.

Bitcoin fell from above $90,000 on January 28 to around $60,000 last Friday while an unidentified whale moved 8,200 BTC to Binance over the past two days. After a prior deposit, the price quickly dropped about 3% from nearly $69,000 to $65,000, and the whale has since sent another 2,000+ BTC amid expectations of further volatility with the upcoming US January CPI data.

Pi Network's PI set a new all-time low at $0.132, according to CoinGecko, marking a 95.6% slide in under a year from near $3. PiScan shows elevated unlocks ahead, with 18.9 million, 23.6 million, and 16.9 million tokens scheduled for February 12, 13, and 14, potentially adding short-term supply.

On January 28, bitcoin reached $90,000, then on Friday fell about $17,000 to a $60,000 low before rebounding to $72,000 and spending the weekend in a $68,000–$72,000 range. It has now slipped below $67,000 as altcoins extend losses: ETH under $2,000 (−3.2%), XRP below $1.40 (−4.1%), BNB at $600 (−5%), while ZRO surged 20% into the top 100.

Bitcoin fell under $67,000 after dropping from above $90,000 on January 28, 2026, extending a weeks-long decline. Analyst Ali Martinez highlighted TD Sequential buy signals for both BTC and XRP on February 10, 2026, suggesting a possible rebound could emerge within the next 3–9 days despite recent pullbacks.

Goldman Sachs' Q4 2025 Form 13F details indirect crypto exposure via ETFs, including roughly 13,740 BTC through U.S. spot Bitcoin funds. The quarter-end BTC position was valued near $1.7 billion, and after an almost 50% price drop, the implied value is about $920 million; the filing also indicates exposure to ETH, XRP, and SOL ETFs.

Bitcoin recovery attempts stalled at $71,000 and $72,000, and the coin now trades near $69,000. RAIN leads daily movers with almost 20% gains to above $0.01, ZEC adds about 6% to $242, and HYPE slips roughly 5.5% below $30, while XRP holds above $1.40 and Ethereum stays over $2,000.

Michael Saylor disclosed on February 9, 2026 that Strategy spent about $90 million to buy 1,142 BTC at roughly $78,815 per coin. The firm now holds 714,644 BTC acquired for around $54.35 billion at an average of $76,056, while the asset trades below $70,000 and its stock has recently shown sharp volatility.

Bitcoin climbed back above $70,000 after a sharp sell-off, with its market cap returning to $1.4 trillion and dominance near 57% on CG. BNB moved ahead of XRP for the fourth-largest spot as ETH traded above $2,100 and SOL approached $90. HYPE lagged, sliding almost 5% to under $32.