December 11, 2025 Top Cryptocurrency Overview, with the top three in popularity being: NIGHT, LRC, LUNA

Ethereum drops 30% but still sees whales adding positions. Will the market reverse after ETF positions are deeply trapped?

On February 11, news reports indicate that since 2026, Ethereum (ETH) has continued to weaken, with a total decline of over 30% this year, and the price has once fallen below the $2,000 mark. The latest data shows that ETH is currently trading at approximately $1,971. The main holding groups—including long-term accumulated addresses and ETF investors—have all entered an unrealized loss zone, but there has been no panic outflow of funds. The market presents a complex pattern of “price pressure and stable chips.” On-chain analyst CW8900 pointed out that the current ETH price has fallen below the realized average price established during the whale accumulation period since June 2025, indicating that a large number of core addresses are in floating loss. Meanwhile, the on-paper loss of the world's largest Ethereum vault, BitMine, has exceeded $7 billion. However, data shows that these addresses have not withdrawn en masse; instead, they have continued to add positions at low levels.

DWF Labs: The crypto market is nearing the end of the bear market, with Bitcoin fluctuating around 15% up or down from the current price

DWF Labs analysis suggests that the cryptocurrency market is approaching the bottom of the bear market, with Bitcoin prices fluctuating around $67,000 and liquidity decreasing. Institutional investors are beginning to buy at lows, with significant outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs, while macroeconomic factors continue to dominate the market.

Pre-NFP Shock in the US: Bitcoin Drops to $66,000, Market Bets on Employment Data Influencing BTC Movement

February 11 News, due to the market's high attention to the upcoming release of the U.S. January non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate, Bitcoin prices have sharply retreated to around $66,000 in the past 24 hours. The dollar and U.S. Treasury yields are moving in sync, with Wall Street generally believing that employment may rebound, which would weaken the Federal Reserve's possibility of cutting interest rates in June, thereby putting pressure on risk assets including Bitcoin. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) will release the January employment report today. Economists expect non-farm payrolls to increase by about 70,000, higher than December's 50,000, indicating that the labor market, while slowing, remains resilient. The forecast range varies from a decrease of 10,000 jobs to an increase of 135,000, with the unemployment rate possibly remaining at 4.4%. Average hourly earnings are expected to grow by 0.3% month-over-month, with the annual growth rate slowing to 3.6%.

The truth behind MSTR's plunge revealed: Michael Saylor says the Bitcoin bear market is "dragging down" Strategy stock price

On February 11, Michael Saylor responded to the continuous decline in the stock price of Strategy (MSTR), stating that the fundamental reason is not due to company operations or execution issues, but rather because Bitcoin has entered a clear bear market phase over the past four months. As a highly "Bitcoinized" publicly traded company, MSTR's stock price movement is almost entirely dependent on the BTC market cycle, a structural characteristic that has been amplified in this round of correction. Looking back at the market, Bitcoin once surged above $110,000 by the end of 2025, but then momentum weakened, and the price retreated to around $70,000, with previous gains significantly retraced. The prolonged downward trend has caused market sentiment to turn sharply negative, with risk assets under pressure across the board, and publicly traded companies with the most Bitcoin exposure bearing the brunt.

AI is draining crypto liquidity? Wintermute warns: capital rotation is reshaping Bitcoin and the crypto market

February 11 News, crypto market maker Wintermute pointed out in its latest market commentary that the AI investment boom has been ongoing for several months, drawing away available global funds and weakening the growth momentum of Bitcoin and the entire cryptocurrency market. The organization believes that if AI-related trading continues to dominate capital, digital assets may find it difficult to outperform other risk assets in the medium term. Wintermute stated that the current market is experiencing a clear sector rotation, with funds flowing heavily into AI stocks, which has compressed the liquidity available for inflows into the crypto space. Over the past year, driven by demand for chips, cloud computing, and automation, many leading AI companies saw stock price increases of over 200%, attracting significant institutional allocations. In contrast, Bitcoin and mainstream crypto assets, while still above the lows of the previous cycle, have lagged significantly behind the AI sector in terms of gains.

US Jobs and CPI Storms Are Coming: Where Will Bitcoin Price Go Under the Shadow of the Government Shutdown?

On February 11, Bitcoin prices slightly retreated but remained around $66,000, with the market holding its breath as it awaits guidance from several key macroeconomic data points, including the latest U.S. employment report, Consumer Price Index (CPI), and the potential risk of a government shutdown. Ethereum also came under pressure, with prices still below $2,000, reflecting a generally weak risk appetite in the crypto market. The current total market capitalization of digital assets is approximately $2.29 trillion, down about 2.5% over the past 24 hours. In the United States, the delayed January employment report will disclose non-farm payrolls, unemployment rate, and wage inflation, which are considered important indicators for assessing the economic start in 2026. Previously, in December, about 50,000 new jobs were added, and the unemployment rate dropped to 4.4%. Economists expect January's new job additions to rebound to 55,000, with the unemployment rate likely remaining unchanged. Tariff policies, immigration restrictions, and the accelerated replacement of traditional jobs by artificial intelligence are seen as the main variables disrupting the labor market.