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Bitcoin [BTC] was trading near $105,233, at the time of writing, with a 24-hour trading volume of over $52.6 billion. While the cryptocurrency has seen a 2.58% price increase over the past day and a 2.80% rise in the past week, it continues to face challenges breaking above the $106,148.52 resistance. According to crypto analyst Rekt Capital, Bitcoin was rebounding into the light blue diagonal resistance of its triangular pattern within the $101K-$106K range Rekt Capital emphasized that a daily close above this diagonal resistance is critical for Bitcoin to break out of the pattern and potentially revisit range highs. Without this confirmation, Bitcoin risks another rejection, as seen in past “upside FOMO wicks” that have led to pullbacks. The $101,165.33 support level remains a key area for buyers. A breakdown could trigger further declines to lower targets like $91,070.40 or $87,325.43. On-chain data reveals a decline in the number of large Bitcoin holders. Crypto analyst Ali reported d that around seventy whale entities, each holding over 1,000 BTC, have exited the network or redistributed their holdings since mid-December. This shift could indicate reduced confidence among large investors or a change in portfolio strategies. Santiment’s data also notes that Bitcoin is becoming less sensitive to external market factors, such as Federal Reserve interest rate policies. While past bull and bear cycles in crypto closely followed U.S. interest rate movements, the market appears to be maturing, with Bitcoin behaving less like high-leverage tech stocks. However, the reduction in whale activity may still create short-term uncertainty in price action. Bitcoin’s Funding Rates, which measure the cost of leveraged long or short positions, spiked sharply in early December alongside a rise in price. However, Funding Rates have since stabilized near 0.008%, aligning with Bitcoin’s sideways price movement through late December and January. This stabilization suggests reduced leverage activity and reflects indecision among traders. Despite the current pause in Funding Rate volatility, Open Interest in Bitcoin futures has increased by 3.39% to $66.06 billion, according to Coinglass. Similarly, Options Volume was up 11.68% to $3.45 billion, indicating growing market engagement. Yet, these figures suggest traders remain cautious, with no clear consensus on Bitcoin’s next move. The key question for Bitcoin now is whether it can achieve a daily close above $106,148.52. This would confirm a breakout and likely push the price toward $110,000. Failure to break above this level could result in further consolidation or a pullback toward the $101K support. As Bitcoin struggles with resistance, the redistribution of whale holdings and reduced leverage in Funding Rates signal traders are closely monitoring these levels.$BTC

Dogecoin Consolidates Below Key Supply Level – Analyst Expects Rally Soon Dogecoin (DOGE) is consolidating below a critical resistance at $0.43, a price point that has captured the attention of traders and analysts alike. This key level, acting as a significant hurdle, is widely seen as the launchpad for a potential parabolic rally. If DOGE manages to break above this barrier, it could enter uncharted territory and achieve new all-time highs. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Could Increase 75% If It Holds Current Level – Analyst Shares Price Target Renowned crypto analyst Ali Martinez recently shared a detailed technical and macro analysis on X, highlighting Dogecoin’s strong potential for continuing its bullish momentum. According to Martinez, DOGE is positioned for a parabolic rally, driven by growing interest and increasing adoption in the market. His analysis underlines the importance of the .

Santiment data: Whales bought 460 million DOGE during the recent market decline On-chain analyst Ali YuX wrote: “Based on Santiment data, whales bought 460 million DOGE during the recent market decline.” #Bitcoin $BTC

The rise in the number of altcoins is making many wonder if the "altcoin season" era has come to an end. In the past, altcoin seasons were marked by significant rallies for cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin. For example, during the 2017-2018 cycle, coins like Ether (ETH), XRP, and Litecoin saw impressive growth. But now, with over 36.4 million altcoins circulating in the market, compared to just a few thousand during previous altcoin seasons, market dynamics have changed. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez pointed out that the massive number of altcoins available makes it difficult to sustain altcoin seasons. He referred to data from Dune Analytics that shows the drastic increase in altcoin supply. In the 2017-2018 season, there were only about 3,000 altcoins, and in 2013-2014, there were fewer than 500. Economist Alex Krüger echoed these concerns, stating that the oversupply of tokens is outpacing demand, which means the idea of all altcoins rising in value for an extended period is no longer realistic. Krüger predicted that future altcoin seasons would be short-lived, lasting only a few days to weeks at most. He also highlighted investors’ difficulty when it comes to choosing valuable coins in such an oversaturated market. The rise of low-quality tokens and meme coins also contributes to this shift. Crypto trader Ash Crypto criticized exchanges for listing meme coins to boost volume and attract users, leading to retail investors often losing money when these coins rapidly lose value. He pointed out the volatility of meme coins, where a token might drop 80% in a week. However, some analysts still see potential for certain altcoins, especially those with strong use cases. Michaël van de Poppe suggested that institutional interest in utility-focused coins could keep some altcoins in the spotlight. He singled out Ethereum as a possible leader in future rallies, calling it “the most hated rally of 2025.” Bitcoin continues to dominate the market, with its market cap more than doubling since 2021 to $2.07 trillion. Meanwhile, the total altcoin market cap sits at $1.6 trillion, 15.8% below its all-time high. Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, believes only a few altcoins with strong use cases will survive. As the market becomes more saturated, it’s clear that only those projects with real value will likely remain relevant in the long term.$ALT

Notice of Delisting 36 Spot Trading Pairs on 10 February 2025 In light of a recent periodic review, Bitget is delisting a total of 36 trading pairs on 10 February 2025, 10:00 (UTC). Details are as follows: BCCOIN/USDT, OGLG/USDT, 1CAT/USDT, ATR/USDT, GTAI/USDT, HGPT/USDT, LOE/USDT, OPUL/USDT, QTLX/USDT, SPACE/USDT, BILLY/USDT, HIVP/USDT, GDV/USDT, TST/USDT,ALI/USDT, ATLAS/USDT, BENDOG/USDT, BLOK/USDT, CATE/USDT, CEL/USDT, DADDY/USDT, GINNAN/USDT, LANDWOLF/USDT, MCG/USDT, MUSIC/USDT, NUB/USDT, OAX/USDT, PENG/USDT, SYK/USDT, VEMP/USDT, ZTX/USDT, WOJAK/USDT, MIGGLES/USDT, GME/USDT, GSWIFT/USDT, GRAIL/USDT