Cryptocurrency Market Overview BTC (+3.97% | Current price 68,663 USDT): Against the backdrop of Trump continuously reinforcing economic uncertainties, gold and silver prices have surged significantly, and Bitcoin's phased weakness is also understandable. In February, Bitcoin declined nearly 15% and recorded its fifth consecutive month of decline. However, from a seasonal and technical perspective, there is still a possibility of a technical rebound in March. On the daily chart, Bitcoin's price remains within a larger downward channel. After the key support zone of $75,000–$80,000 was effectively broken, it has turned into an important resistance zone above, exerting clear short-term pressure on a rebound. On the hourly chart, Bitcoin shows a typical bearish continuation pattern: after a rapid decline, the price consolidates with a weak rebound along a parallel trend line. If the price falls below approximately 62,500

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF sees strong capital inflows again, with a net inflow of approximately $458 million in a single day, with BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF accounting for the majority. Despite retail investors' extreme panic, institutional investors continue to increase their allocations, indicating market divergence and potential confidence in Bitcoin among institutions. Various crypto asset ETFs also experienced capital inflows, reflecting rising market interest in institutional demand.