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Photorealistic scene of Wall Street traders celebrating Bitcoin's 17% rebound above $70,000 from $60K crash amid Fed nomination volatility.
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Bitcoin rebounds above $70,000 from $60,000 crash amid ongoing Fed nomination volatility

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Bitcoin surged past $70,000 on February 6, 2026, rebounding 17% from Thursday's 15-month low around $60,000 amid the prior sell-off triggered by President Trump's Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh. The recovery liquidated $2.6 billion in leveraged positions and lifted crypto stocks like MicroStrategy (up 14-21%) and MARA Holdings (up 12%), signaling oversold conditions despite lingering market fears.

Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol vowed on Wednesday to stabilize people's livelihoods amid ongoing volatility in foreign exchange and financial markets.

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Crypto Expo Europe will bring together executives from major cryptocurrency exchanges in Bucharest on March 1–2, 2026, amid a market correction following growth in recent years. The event focuses on strategies for volatility, regulation, and innovation in digital assets. Participants include Binance, Bitget, and Kraken, addressing key topics like tokenization and compliance.

Bitcoin's strong start to 2026 has weakened, with the cryptocurrency hovering near a key $90,000 support level after peaking close to $95,000 amid diminishing bullish momentum.

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Physical assaults known as wrench attacks against cryptocurrency holders are increasing in number and severity, according to recent analyses. These incidents correlate with fluctuations in crypto market values, prompting calls for enhanced personal security measures. While overall risks to individual holders may be decreasing, the trend highlights vulnerabilities in self-custody practices.

The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25% to a range of 3.75%-4.0% on Wednesday, as expected. However, Chair Jerome Powell's hawkish comments during the press conference cast doubt on a further cut in December, triggering a selloff in crypto markets. Bitcoin fell below $110,000, while Chainlink experienced volatility before a partial rebound.

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The cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp downturn, with over $217 million in positions liquidated within 24 hours. Traders were caught off guard as Bitcoin and Ethereum saw significant losses, driven by high leverage and rapid price swings. This event highlights the volatility inherent in digital assets.

 

 

 

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