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CryptoQuant data shows that the cost basis of long-term bitcoin holders is approaching the breakeven line, a level that has historically appeared before the bottom of bear markets. After the release of strong non-farm payroll data, traders are now focusing on the delayed January inflation data. Expectations of prolonged high interest rates may lead to further declines in coin prices. Some believe that panic selling may be nearing its end, market sentiment is in the extreme fear zone, and there has been significant accumulation activity near the $60,000 support level.

Glonghui, February 13th｜Due to investors' concerns that artificial intelligence may disrupt their business models, and continued avoidance of this sector, Indian software company stocks fell on Friday. This month, Indian software service providers and their global peers (including IBM, Accenture, and Cognizant Technology) have all experienced significant sell-offs due to worries about AI disruption. In a report dated February 12, Citigroup analyst Scott T Chronert wrote: “We believe the recent performance of the software services sector reflects the market’s concerns over AI disruption, leading to a compression in terminal valuation multiples.” Although short-term fundamentals remain solid, the market is already pricing in a decline in future profit margins and lower terminal values. India’s two largest software exporters—Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and Infosys—led the decline, both dropping more than 6% at one point before recovering some losses. The India Nifty IT Index fell 5.2%, hitting its lowest intraday level since April 7 last year; the index has plunged 16% this year, erasing all of its approximately 13% gains for 2025.

Foresight News reported that Optimism will collaborate with ZK proof software Succinct to introduce zero-knowledge proof technology to Superchain. OP Succinct will become the preferred zero-knowledge proof solution for OP Stack Rollups. As part of the collaboration, the OP mainnet will integrate OP Succinct, expanding Succinct's coverage to 90% of the Rollup market.