✨Market developments in the last 24 hours: 🔹US January employment data came in much higher than expected (130,000 new jobs, unemployment falling to 4.3%). This data reduced hopes for interest rate cuts → BTC briefly dropped below $66,000, then tried to recover, but overall pressure continues. 🔹General selling pressure continues in the crypto market; major assets, especially BTC and ETH, experienced declines in the last 24 hours, with liquidations around $290-300 million. 🔹Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a net inflow of $167 million yesterday. Almost completely offsetting last week's outflows → there is still buying interest from the institutional side.

🔹DDC Enterprise bought another 100 BTC, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 1,988 BTC → institutional balance sheet strategy continues. 🔹Michael Saylor (MicroStrategy) appeared on Fox News: “The crash is temporary, Bitcoin will hit a new all-time high,” he said, emphasizing that the company will never sell.
🔹JPMorgan analysts are positive about crypto for the rest of 2026: “Institutional flows will drive the recovery,” they commented.
🔹Cash App (Jack Dorsey) removed fees on large Bitcoin purchases and regular purchases → a significant step towards mainstream adoption.
🔹Bitcoin volatility on Binance reached a 3-year high → the market is currently extremely volatile.
🔹LayerZero (ZRO) made major announcements: Citadel Securities and Tether invested, a new “Zero” blockchain launch, and Google Cloud + DTTC partnerships → activity on the cross-chain and institutional integration front.
🔹The European Union is discussing a proposal to ban all crypto transactions with Russia → tightening sanctions is on the agenda. 🔹Robinhood has launched the public testnet of its own Arbitrum-based L2 chain → Expansion in DeFi and wallets.
✨Overall sentiment: Macroeconomic pressure (strong US data) + liquidation wave is pulling the market down, but ETF inflows and some institutional purchases are defending the bottom. Caution prevails in the short term.
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