Market Overview
| Asset | Level | 1d Change | 7d Change | 30d Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Global Crypto Market Cap | $2.65T | +2.66% | – | – |
| BTC | $78,758 | +0.09% | -11.61% | -13.84% |
| ETH | $2,325 | -0.81% | -23.06% | -25.96% |
| Dow Jones | 49,408 | +1.05% | +0.05% | +3.18% |
| S&P 500 | 6,976 | +0.54% | +0.91% | +3.79% |
| Nasdaq | 23,592 | +0.56% | +0.67% | +3.96% |
| VIX | 16.34 | -6.31% | +4.48% | -3.14% |
U.S. equities markets advanced, driven by surprisingly strong manufacturing data with the ISM purchasing managers’ index surging to 52.6 in January from 47.9 in December, the strongest expansion since 2022; traders pared back Fed rate cut expectations with the next reduction now priced for July, pushing the 10-year Treasury yield up four basis points to 4.28%; Walt Disney tumbled 7.4% on a tepid forecast, while Elon Musk announced plans to merge SpaceX with xAI into a $1.25 trillion entity.
India’s Nifty 50 jumps 3% as long-awaited trade deal with U.S. boosts investor sentiment: U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday stated that the U.S. will cut reciprocal tariff on India to 18% from 25%.
The Stoxx 600 climbed 1% to fresh record highs as banks rallied 2% to their highest level since 2008 with HSBC, Santander and BBVA all reaching records; travel stocks advanced 2.5% with IHG surging 4.2% after being added to Goldman Sachs’ Conviction List; mining shares staged a late recovery after initial weakness, while defence names faced selling pressure with Rheinmetall dropping 2.9% and BAE Systems falling 2.6% following a downgrade.
Gold plunged 4.9% to $4,656 per ounce after Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh as Fed chair nominee sparked hawkish inflation expectations; oil prices tumbled with Brent crude sinking 4.4% to $66.30 and WTI falling 4.5% to $62.28 as geopolitical risk premiums evaporated on Trump-Iran talks; the Australian dollar slipped 0.2% to 69.47 US cents as the greenback rallied its biggest two-day move since April, while Bitcoin gained 1.9% to $77,903.
US Spot ETF Flows
| Asset | Daily Inflow | Daily Change | Weekly Inflow | Total Assets | Daily Volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC ETFs | $561.9M | -210.2% | $561.9M | $100.4B | $7.7B |
| ETH ETFs | $-2.9M | -98.9% | $-2.9M | $13.7B | $2.7B |
| SOL ETFs | $5.6M | -149.7% | $5.6M | $882.9M | $51.2M |
US BTC Spot ETF Flows
US ETH Spot ETF Flows
US SOL Spot ETF Flows
Prediction Markets
Open Interest
Spot Volume
Crypto Liquidations Summary
| Liquidation Type | Value | % of Total | 24h Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Liquidations | $290.07M | – | $-416.56M (-58.95%) |
| Shorts | $197.76M | 68.2% | $+38.26M (+23.99%) |
| Longs | $92.31M | 31.8% | $-454.82M (-83.13%) |
| BTC | $88.01M | 30.3% | $-169.63M (-65.84%) |
| ETH | $99.48M | 34.3% | $-185.80M (-65.13%) |
- Hyperliquid’s team announces prediction markets plan, leading to a 20% increase in HYPE, with the outcome trading feature functioning like derivatives trading without leverage, according to Hyperliquid.
- Spot crypto trading volumes plummet 50% since October, hitting 2024 lows, as liquidity and investor demand weaken according to data from CryptoQuant.
- Binance buys $100 million in Bitcoin from its $1 billion SAFU fund, starting its conversion of user protection funds from stablecoins to BTC.
- BitMine faces a $7 billion paper loss as the crypto market crash pressures Ether treasury firms, with Trend Research selling $77 million in Ether at a loss.
- Saylor’s Strategy buys $75.3M in BTC, purchasing 855 Bitcoin at $88,000 each as prices briefly dip below $75K.
- Polymarket Bitcoin bets show a 72% chance of Bitcoin slipping below $65K in 2026, according to data from Polymarket, due to bearish trends and tight US liquidity conditions.
- Tether releases open-source Bitcoin mining operating system, first announced in June last year, to reduce miners’ reliance on expensive third-party vendors.
- Tether expands support for USDT and Tether Gold in Opera’s MiniPay wallet to promote financial inclusion for millions of users in emerging markets like Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia.
- Hong Kong’s monetary authority will grant its first stablecoin issuer licenses to a small number of applicants in March, as application reviews near completion, according to a report.
