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Buterin: prediction markets need a reset
Vitalik Buterin, says prediction platforms are turning into casinos with quick, dopamine-driven bets instead of creating long-term value.
He believes their growth comes from inexperienced users, not from real demand for good information. This creates a mass product that is popular but shallow.
His solution is to change the focus to risk protection. For example, use prediction markets to protect against political or economic events, like insurance.
He believes their growth comes from inexperienced users, not from real demand for good information. This creates a mass product that is popular but shallow.
His solution is to change the focus to risk protection. For example, use prediction markets to protect against political or economic events, like insurance.
Netherlands introduces a 36% tax on investments and crypto
The Dutch Parliament approved a reform that sets a 36% tax on capital gains, including stocks and cryptocurrencies.
The key point: the tax can be calculated based on the value of assets on a specific date, even if you did not sell anything. This means people could be taxed on profits that are only on paper.
The crypto community is already criticizing the move. Some investors are even considering moving to another country.
The Dutch Parliament approved a reform that sets a 36% tax on capital gains, including stocks and cryptocurrencies.
The key point: the tax can be calculated based on the value of assets on a specific date, even if you did not sell anything. This means people could be taxed on profits that are only on paper.
The crypto community is already criticizing the move. Some investors are even considering moving to another country.
Crypto Security: Best Practices to Protect Your Assets
In the crypto ecosystem, security is a critical factor that is often underestimated. Transactions are irreversible, and digital assets mean that one mistake can have permanent consequences. Understanding risks and applying best practices is essential for any investor, developer, or crypto user.
One of the most important aspects is private key management. Keys should never be shared or stored in insecure locations. Hardware wallets provide an extra layer of protection against online attacks, while hot wallets should be used only for frequent transactions and with limited amounts.
Phishing and scams are another constant threat. Fake links, social media messages, or emails can impersonate legitimate platforms. Always verify the source before interacting and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) whenever possible.
Continuous education is key. Staying informed about new attack techniques and security trends helps anticipate risks and safeguard your assets. Security in crypto is not optional; it is a fundamental part of any responsible strategy in this ecosystem.
One of the most important aspects is private key management. Keys should never be shared or stored in insecure locations. Hardware wallets provide an extra layer of protection against online attacks, while hot wallets should be used only for frequent transactions and with limited amounts.
Phishing and scams are another constant threat. Fake links, social media messages, or emails can impersonate legitimate platforms. Always verify the source before interacting and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) whenever possible.
Continuous education is key. Staying informed about new attack techniques and security trends helps anticipate risks and safeguard your assets. Security in crypto is not optional; it is a fundamental part of any responsible strategy in this ecosystem.
Why fear appears right before the move
Fear rarely shows up at the top. It appears near the bottom, when uncertainty is high and confidence is low. This is not accidental. Markets are designed to transfer money from the impatient to the disciplined.
When price moves against the majority, emotions take control. Fear convinces traders to exit positions early, reduce size, or avoid good entries altogether. Meanwhile, experienced participants understand that maximum fear often appears near areas of opportunity.
This doesn’t mean every drop is a buy. It means fear should be observed, not obeyed. Professionals separate emotion from execution. They rely on predefined levels, risk management, and probability, not feelings
Fear rarely shows up at the top. It appears near the bottom, when uncertainty is high and confidence is low. This is not accidental. Markets are designed to transfer money from the impatient to the disciplined.
When price moves against the majority, emotions take control. Fear convinces traders to exit positions early, reduce size, or avoid good entries altogether. Meanwhile, experienced participants understand that maximum fear often appears near areas of opportunity.
This doesn’t mean every drop is a buy. It means fear should be observed, not obeyed. Professionals separate emotion from execution. They rely on predefined levels, risk management, and probability, not feelings
Funding rates: what they really tell you
Funding rates are often misunderstood by retail traders. Many see them as a signal to blindly go long or short, without understanding what they actually represent. Funding is simply a mechanism to keep perpetual futures prices aligned with the spot market.
When funding is highly positive, it means most traders are long and paying a premium to stay in their positions. When it’s deeply negative, the majority is short. Extreme funding levels usually signal crowded positioning, not guaranteed reversals.
Professional traders don’t trade funding alone. They use it as context: high funding increases the risk of long liquidations; negative funding increases the risk of short squeezes. It tells you where pressure is building, not the exact timing.
Funding rates are often misunderstood by retail traders. Many see them as a signal to blindly go long or short, without understanding what they actually represent. Funding is simply a mechanism to keep perpetual futures prices aligned with the spot market.
When funding is highly positive, it means most traders are long and paying a premium to stay in their positions. When it’s deeply negative, the majority is short. Extreme funding levels usually signal crowded positioning, not guaranteed reversals.
Professional traders don’t trade funding alone. They use it as context: high funding increases the risk of long liquidations; negative funding increases the risk of short squeezes. It tells you where pressure is building, not the exact timing.
The #1 mistake retail traders make when buying memecoins
The biggest mistake retail traders make with memecoins is not choosing the wrong project, but entering without understanding the context. Most people buy after a strong price move, when volume is extreme and everyone is talking about the token. At that point, the risk-to-reward is usually no longer attractive.
Memecoins move based on narrative, timing, and liquidity, not fundamentals. When a memecoin is trending across timelines, groups, and chats, many times the accumulation phase is already over and distribution has begun.
Another common mistake is having no plan:
– No clear profit targets
– No defined risk
– Holding while hoping for “the next 10x” even when the chart says otherwise
Memecoins move based on narrative, timing, and liquidity, not fundamentals. When a memecoin is trending across timelines, groups, and chats, many times the accumulation phase is already over and distribution has begun.
Another common mistake is having no plan:
– No clear profit targets
– No defined risk
– Holding while hoping for “the next 10x” even when the chart says otherwise
Why buying green candles usually ends badly
Green candles create urgency, excitement, and the feeling of “I’m going to miss it.” That emotional pressure leads many traders to enter exactly when risk is highest.
When you buy late, you are often providing exit liquidity for smarter money. This doesn’t mean price can’t go higher, but the risk-to-reward becomes asymmetric against you. Your upside is limited, while your downside increases.
Professional traders focus on areas of low emotion: consolidations, pullbacks, or zones where fear dominates, not euphoria.
Practical takeaway:
If a move looks obvious and feels urgent, it’s usually late. Patience is a strategy. Missing a trade is always cheaper than forcing a bad entry.
Green candles create urgency, excitement, and the feeling of “I’m going to miss it.” That emotional pressure leads many traders to enter exactly when risk is highest.
When you buy late, you are often providing exit liquidity for smarter money. This doesn’t mean price can’t go higher, but the risk-to-reward becomes asymmetric against you. Your upside is limited, while your downside increases.
Professional traders focus on areas of low emotion: consolidations, pullbacks, or zones where fear dominates, not euphoria.
Practical takeaway:
If a move looks obvious and feels urgent, it’s usually late. Patience is a strategy. Missing a trade is always cheaper than forcing a bad entry.
What is a market maker and why do they influence price so much?
A market maker it is a necessary participant for the market to function properly. Their main role is to provide liquidity, meaning they constantly place buy and sell orders so there is always someone on the other side when you trade.
Without market makers, spreads would be huge, entries would be poor, and many trades wouldn’t even get filled.
The problem starts when retail traders don’t understand how they operate.
Market makers make money from volume and spreads, not from predicting the future. That’s why price is often pushed toward areas where there are many orders: stops, liquidations, or obvious levels for the public.
A market maker it is a necessary participant for the market to function properly. Their main role is to provide liquidity, meaning they constantly place buy and sell orders so there is always someone on the other side when you trade.
Without market makers, spreads would be huge, entries would be poor, and many trades wouldn’t even get filled.
The problem starts when retail traders don’t understand how they operate.
Market makers make money from volume and spreads, not from predicting the future. That’s why price is often pushed toward areas where there are many orders: stops, liquidations, or obvious levels for the public.
AI Agents: The Next Evolution in Crypto Automation
For a long time, automation in crypto was limited to simple bots with rigid rules. That is now changing. AI agents represent a qualitative shift: systems that do not just execute commands, but interpret context, adapt decisions, and learn from their environment.
The key difference is not speed, but autonomy. An AI agent can combine market data, on-chain signals, and external conditions to act under a defined objective, without requiring constant human intervention. It does not replace human judgment, but it significantly extends human capability.
What makes this evolution especially relevant is accessibility. Building and adapting AI agents is no longer reserved for highly technical profiles. The process is becoming increasingly intuitive, allowing individuals without deep programming knowledge to create systems that operate continuously on their behalf. This changes the dynamic: the advantage is no longer who can write more code, but who understands what to delegate and how to structure it.
Ignoring this shift may be a strategic mistake. AI agents are not a short-term trend, but a natural evolution of software in digital markets. Adoption will be gradual, but those who understand it early will be better positioned when it becomes standard.
The key difference is not speed, but autonomy. An AI agent can combine market data, on-chain signals, and external conditions to act under a defined objective, without requiring constant human intervention. It does not replace human judgment, but it significantly extends human capability.
What makes this evolution especially relevant is accessibility. Building and adapting AI agents is no longer reserved for highly technical profiles. The process is becoming increasingly intuitive, allowing individuals without deep programming knowledge to create systems that operate continuously on their behalf. This changes the dynamic: the advantage is no longer who can write more code, but who understands what to delegate and how to structure it.
Ignoring this shift may be a strategic mistake. AI agents are not a short-term trend, but a natural evolution of software in digital markets. Adoption will be gradual, but those who understand it early will be better positioned when it becomes standard.
USA faces possible new government shutdown
On February 13, the temporary funding for the Department of Homeland Security ends.
Democrats said they are ready to block the extension because of a disagreement with Republicans over ICE reform and funding.
In fall 2025, the shutdown lasted 43 days.
In early February 2026, it lasted four days.
Now, the risk of another shutdown is real.
Important: because Congress holidays are coming, the situation could last longer.
On February 13, the temporary funding for the Department of Homeland Security ends.
Democrats said they are ready to block the extension because of a disagreement with Republicans over ICE reform and funding.
In fall 2025, the shutdown lasted 43 days.
In early February 2026, it lasted four days.
Now, the risk of another shutdown is real.
Important: because Congress holidays are coming, the situation could last longer.
CZ: banks won’t handle the AI-agent economy
Changpeng Zhao (CZ) explained in a recent interview why crypto will become the core infrastructure for an AI-driven world, and why his success came from discipline, not luck.
Key points:
AI agents will make millions of tiny payments, and traditional banks are not built for that scale.
Crypto fits the agent economy naturally: fast payments, global access, and programmable money.
He studied the Bitcoin whitepaper for six months before deciding to enter the market.
Success is not about a lucky start, but about consistency, endurance, and focus.
Money matters, but after a certain point, health, time, and freedom matter more.
CZ also shared that prison was a harsh but valuable lesson. The hardest part was uncertainty, while simple things, freedom, safety, and decent food, turned out to be priceless.
Key points:
AI agents will make millions of tiny payments, and traditional banks are not built for that scale.
Crypto fits the agent economy naturally: fast payments, global access, and programmable money.
He studied the Bitcoin whitepaper for six months before deciding to enter the market.
Success is not about a lucky start, but about consistency, endurance, and focus.
Money matters, but after a certain point, health, time, and freedom matter more.
CZ also shared that prison was a harsh but valuable lesson. The hardest part was uncertainty, while simple things, freedom, safety, and decent food, turned out to be priceless.
Crypto and banks fail to agree on CLARITY law
An important meeting took place at the White House between the crypto industry and banking lobby about the CLARITY law, they failed to reach an agreement.
Both sides called the talks “productive,” but the main conflict remains: banks still want a full ban on interest for stablecoins. Crypto companies, on the other hand, want a very broad list of allowed activities that include rewards.
There was a small step forward, the draft law added an exceptions clause for the first time, but it was not enough.
The White House set a deadline of March 1. If no deal is reached, the process may drag on and regulation could stall.
An important meeting took place at the White House between the crypto industry and banking lobby about the CLARITY law, they failed to reach an agreement.
Both sides called the talks “productive,” but the main conflict remains: banks still want a full ban on interest for stablecoins. Crypto companies, on the other hand, want a very broad list of allowed activities that include rewards.
There was a small step forward, the draft law added an exceptions clause for the first time, but it was not enough.
The White House set a deadline of March 1. If no deal is reached, the process may drag on and regulation could stall.
Goldman Sachs holds $2.3B in crypto
The financial giant Goldman Sachs has revealed its crypto positions, about $1.1B in Bitcoin, $1B in Ethereum, $153M in XRP, and $108M in Solana, all held through spot ETFs, not by owning the tokens directly.
In the fourth quarter, the bank cut its crypto ETF investments by almost 40%, which suggests a portfolio rebalancing.
The financial giant Goldman Sachs has revealed its crypto positions, about $1.1B in Bitcoin, $1B in Ethereum, $153M in XRP, and $108M in Solana, all held through spot ETFs, not by owning the tokens directly.
In the fourth quarter, the bank cut its crypto ETF investments by almost 40%, which suggests a portfolio rebalancing.
We’ve seen a clear reaction from the $60,000 zone, and for now the market is showing signs of stabilization. This suggests that the downside move may be losing momentum and that we could be entering a range-bound phase.
The current scenario is to work within this range and look for entry opportunities targeting the $74,000 – $80,000 area.
A recovery and consolidation above $80,000 would be a strong bullish signal, but until that happens, the approach remains cautious, with $60,000 acting as the potential range low.
The current scenario is to work within this range and look for entry opportunities targeting the $74,000 – $80,000 area.
A recovery and consolidation above $80,000 would be a strong bullish signal, but until that happens, the approach remains cautious, with $60,000 acting as the potential range low.
Whales sold over 80,000 $BTC worth $5.3B
According to Santiment, in the last 8 days wallets holding 10 to 10,000 $BTC sold 81,068 $BTC (~$5.3 billion). Their share of the total supply dropped to a 9-month low of 68.04%.
Meanwhile, “shrimp” wallets (holding less than 0.01 BTC) keep buying. Their share rose to a 20-month high of 0.249% of the supply.
While big players are selling, retail investors are buying.
According to Santiment, in the last 8 days wallets holding 10 to 10,000 $BTC sold 81,068 $BTC (~$5.3 billion). Their share of the total supply dropped to a 9-month low of 68.04%.
Meanwhile, “shrimp” wallets (holding less than 0.01 BTC) keep buying. Their share rose to a 20-month high of 0.249% of the supply.
While big players are selling, retail investors are buying.
📊 Market Overview — February 6, 2026
Today Bitcoin has dropped below $60,000. From this point, these are the key data recorded over the last 24 hours.
The total crypto market capitalization currently stands at $2.22T, representing a -10.29% change over 24h.
Total liquidations reached $2.59 billion over the past 24 hours, with a clear predominance of long positions.
The Fear & Greed Index has fallen to extreme levels:
9 points on the general index
5 points according to CoinMarketCap
Both readings are within the Extreme Fear zone.
Regarding crypto ETFs, the latest session closed with net capital outflows of -$513.44M:
Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs: approximately -$433M
Ethereum (ETH) ETFs: approximately -$81M
Today Bitcoin has dropped below $60,000. From this point, these are the key data recorded over the last 24 hours.
The total crypto market capitalization currently stands at $2.22T, representing a -10.29% change over 24h.
Total liquidations reached $2.59 billion over the past 24 hours, with a clear predominance of long positions.
The Fear & Greed Index has fallen to extreme levels:
9 points on the general index
5 points according to CoinMarketCap
Both readings are within the Extreme Fear zone.
Regarding crypto ETFs, the latest session closed with net capital outflows of -$513.44M:
Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs: approximately -$433M
Ethereum (ETH) ETFs: approximately -$81M
The market looks similar to the 2022 bear market, but this is not panic yet — CryptoQuant
CryptoQuant analysts see worrying similarities with the bear market of May 2022. The UTXO in Loss indicator has entered the 27–30% zone again. This means a large number of Bitcoin holders are currently holding at an unrealized loss.
Important: this range is not a clear bear signal. It is more like a decision zone.
If the indicator stays above 30%, selling pressure could increase and the market may fall further.
If it stays between 27–30%, it may mean that most of the bad news is already priced in.
Important: this range is not a clear bear signal. It is more like a decision zone.
If the indicator stays above 30%, selling pressure could increase and the market may fall further.
If it stays between 27–30%, it may mean that most of the bad news is already priced in.
MicroStrategy currently holds 713,502 $BTC on its balance sheet, acquired at an average price of $76,052 per $BTC .
With Bitcoin trading around $69,450, the company is facing unrealized losses of approximately $4.7 billion.
With Bitcoin trading around $69,450, the company is facing unrealized losses of approximately $4.7 billion.
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