Harga JupiterJUP

Daily Crypto Industry Update for digital siyal 1️⃣ Macro: Risk mood improves, data surprise to the upside The U.S.–India trade deal eased tariff friction, while Jan ISM Manufacturing jumped to 52.6, well above expectations. U.S. equities kicked off February with broad gains. After a sharp sell-off, precious metals rebounded, with gold back near $4,800/oz. 2️⃣ BTC & sentiment: Wide swings, fear still dominant Post-pullback volatility spiked as BTC printed a 6.3% intraday range, briefly testing $79.4k. Altcoin volumes surged to YTD highs, holding ~60% share. Sentiment improved slightly vs. the weekend but remains stuck in Extreme Fear. 3️⃣ Sectors & tokens: Perps, payments, Base activity HYPE: Hyperliquid confirms HyperCore outcome trading (HIP-4). XRP: Ripple secures full EMI license from Luxembourg CSSF, enabling EU-wide expansion. ZAMA: Rapid spot + derivatives listings across major CEXs; staking/DPoS details disclosed. JUP: Brings Polymarket to Solana; $35M ParaFi strategic investment. CLANKER: Base ecosystem stays hot; >$8M protocol fees last week (record). DEEP / WAL: Added to Coinbase’s listing roadmap. 4️⃣ Policy & macro signals: Still restrictive, still noisy Bostic reiterated inflation remains elevated and rate cuts are unlikely in 2026. Partial U.S. government shutdown delays jobs data. HKMA plans first stablecoin licenses in March; EU flags gaps in crypto tax implementation. 5️⃣ Flows & positioning: Caution persists Institutional flows remain pressured ($1.7B weekly outflows, CoinShares). Strategy added 855 BTC at higher levels; BitMine increased ETH exposure. Despite the bounce, positioning stays defensive. $BTC $ETH $XRP

Daily Crypto Industry Update for digital siyal 1️⃣ Macro: Risk mood improves, data surprise to the upside The U.S.–India trade deal eased tariff friction, while Jan ISM Manufacturing jumped to 52.6, well above expectations. U.S. equities kicked off February with broad gains. After a sharp sell-off, precious metals rebounded, with gold back near $4,800/oz. 2️⃣ BTC & sentiment: Wide swings, fear still dominant Post-pullback volatility spiked as BTC printed a 6.3% intraday range, briefly testing $79.4k. Altcoin volumes surged to YTD highs, holding ~60% share. Sentiment improved slightly vs. the weekend but remains stuck in Extreme Fear. 3️⃣ Sectors & tokens: Perps, payments, Base activity HYPE: Hyperliquid confirms HyperCore outcome trading (HIP-4). XRP: Ripple secures full EMI license from Luxembourg CSSF, enabling EU-wide expansion. ZAMA: Rapid spot + derivatives listings across major CEXs; staking/DPoS details disclosed. JUP: Brings Polymarket to Solana; $35M ParaFi strategic investment. CLANKER: Base ecosystem stays hot; >$8M protocol fees last week (record). DEEP / WAL: Added to Coinbase’s listing roadmap. 4️⃣ Policy & macro signals: Still restrictive, still noisy Bostic reiterated inflation remains elevated and rate cuts are unlikely in 2026. Partial U.S. government shutdown delays jobs data. HKMA plans first stablecoin licenses in March; EU flags gaps in crypto tax implementation. 5️⃣ Flows & positioning: Caution persists Institutional flows remain pressured ($1.7B weekly outflows, CoinShares). Strategy added 855 BTC at higher levels; BitMine increased ETH exposure. Despite the bounce, positioning stays defensive. $BTC $ETH $XRP

JUP/USDT

𝐂𝐫𝐲𝐩𝐭𝐨 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐓𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐲: 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤𝐞𝐧𝐝 𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐥-𝐨𝐟𝐟 𝐰𝐢𝐩𝐞𝐬 𝐨𝐮𝐭 $𝟐𝟗𝟎𝐁, 𝐁𝐓𝐂 𝐟𝐢𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐢𝐭𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐨𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 The crypto market had a brutal weekend. Low liquidity did what it usually does - moves got exaggerated, stops were hit fast, and leverage didn’t survive. By Saturday night, the market had lost around $290 billion in total cap, before prices finally started to stabilize. 🟠 Bitcoin ( $BTC ) Bitcoin slid hard over the weekend, dropping from the high $70Ks to a low near $74,700. That move happened fast and mostly in thin conditions. The important part: BTC found support at levels last seen between April and June last year - and since midnight UTC, it’s slightly green (~+1%). This looks less like panic dumping and more like a classic liquidity flush:  • Leverage got wiped  • Weak hands got shaken out  • Spot selling stayed relatively contained On CME, Bitcoin futures opened with a big gap lower - and those gaps often get filled. That keeps the $80K area very much on traders’ radar. 🟣 Ethereum ( $ETH ) Ethereum followed the same script. Price dipped to around $2,164, then bounced modestly. ETH took more damage on the derivatives side:  • Over $300M in ETH positions were liquidated  • Futures open interest dropped faster than BTC’s Right now, ETH traders seem to expect consolidation, not an immediate trend reversal - that’s why we’re seeing demand for neutral option structures instead of aggressive longs. 📊 What derivatives are telling us This sell-off was all about leverage getting cleaned out:  • Total futures OI: ~$108.9B → lowest since April  • Liquidations: $800M+ in 24h (mostly long positions)  • BTC & ETH OI fell, while some alts saw short interest build Options markets are clearly nervous:  • $75K BTC puts are now as popular as $100K calls  • Traders are hedging downside, not chasing upside 🧩 Altcoins: hit hard, unevenly Low-liquidity conditions crushed many alts:  • DASH: -25% in a week  • OP, $SUI , ETH, XTZ: all down 20%+ • WBT Coin: +5.9% - a good chance to buy a coin for future profit Not everything bled. 🟢 Outliers to watch  • HYPE: +40% over the week, +13% from weekend lows Driven by strong volume and interest tied to precious metals trading activity.  • JUP: +7.9% since midnight UTC after getting wrecked over the weekend 🧠 Big picture This didn’t feel like the start of a collapse. It felt like:  • Low liquidity  • Too much leverage  • A fast reset Now leverage is lower, fear is high, and price is stabilizing. That’s usually when the market stops falling fast - even if it doesn’t rally right away.