24-Hour Spot Capital Inflow/Outflow List: ETH net outflow of $182 million, AIN net inflow of $9.13 million;

Tom Lee tells investors: Stop obsessing over finding the "bottom," now is the "buying opportunity"

In the face of volatility in the crypto market, Fundstrat Chief Investment Officer Tom Lee encourages investors to look for entry opportunities rather than waiting for the "absolute bottom." He pointed out that Bitcoin and Ethereum have recently pulled back, but Bitcoin is expected to outperform gold again by 2026. Lee believes the market weakness is mainly due to fluctuations in precious metals and reminds that Ethereum has often rebounded after declines in its history.

Ethereum Plans Major Architecture Change With L1-zkEVM Roadmap for 2026

Ethereum EIP-8025 allows zkAttesters to validate blocks by verifying zk proofs without re-executing every transaction. The first L1 zkEVM workshop is set for February 11, 2026, covering witness standards, CL integration, and prover setup. Ethereum is planning a change to how block validity c

Hong Kong plans to open up "perpetual contract" trading and allow Bitcoin and Ethereum collateralized financing

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission is pushing forward with virtual asset regulation, and will announce three new measures in the short term, including allowing trading platforms to offer perpetual contracts and permitting brokers to use Bitcoin and Ethereum as collateral for financing. Initially, participation will be limited to professional investors, with an emphasis on risk management and transparency, and regulation of liquidity operations on trading platforms.

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission's latest guidelines: opening virtual asset collateralized financing, first-ever perpetual contract framework, allowing affiliated companies to provide market-making

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has issued new guidelines allowing licensed virtual asset brokers to provide margin financing services and establish a regulatory framework for perpetual contracts, limited to professional investors. The aim is to enhance market liquidity and risk management while opening up related companies to act as market makers. The SFC emphasizes a step-by-step approach to developing the digital asset market.

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.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs Attract $166.5M In Three Day Surge As ETH, SOL, And XRP ETFs Climb

Spot Bitcoin ETFs are once again commanding attention across global financial markets. Investors poured $166.5 million into these products, marking three straight days of positive flows. That steady momentum highlights growing confidence in regulated crypto exposure. Market participants now watch