"Former PEPE largest long position" reopens long ETH, average entry price $3006.63

Can altcoins rebound in Q1 2026? Data reveals the end of the sell-off and potential turning points

February 12 News, as the first quarter of 2026 approaches its end, whether altcoins still have a rebound opportunity has become a focal point of market attention. Currently, sentiment remains weak, with most altcoins in a deep correction phase. Analytical firm Swissblock pointed out that its altcoin pulse signals show that although there are signs of slowing downward momentum, no clear reversal signals have appeared yet, and a full recovery is still unlikely in the short term. From on-chain and price structure perspectives, since Bitcoin broke below a key threshold in mid-January, selling pressure on altcoins has significantly increased, and capital outflows have accelerated. Meanwhile, only a very few altcoins remain above the 200-day moving average, indicating that most projects are still in a downtrend channel. Technical analysis shows that a bullish signal would only be confirmed if the positive signal line crosses above the negative momentum line in the future, which could bring new bullish clues to the market.

Exodus reduced its holdings by 10 BTC and 11 ETH in January, while increasing its holdings by 1334 SOL.

Exodus Movement has updated its digital asset holdings as of January 31, 2026, holding 1,694 BTC and 1,887 ETH, down 10 and 11 respectively, and increasing its SOL holdings by 1,334 to 13,807.

Ethereum spot ETF, net outflow of $129.18 million... The two-day consecutive capital inflow trend has ended.

The Ethereum spot ETF market ended two consecutive days of capital inflows, with a net outflow of $129.18 million on February 11, bringing the total net inflow to $11.75 billion. Among the main products, five ETFs including Fidelity FETH experienced net outflows, with a total transaction volume of $1.14 billion and net assets of $11.27 billion.

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission announces three new virtual asset regulatory measures, stablecoin license to be implemented in March, crypto regulation further upgraded

Written by: Glendon, Techub News As the global cryptocurrency market remains sluggish and the US crypto legislation process stalls, Hong Kong is steadily advancing its virtual asset policy implementation. Yesterday, at Consensus 2026, Hong Kong SAR Chief Executive John Lee stated that Hong Kong is actively building itself into a global digital asset innovation hub. The Hong Kong government released the Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0 in June last year, and in August, it implemented the Stablecoin Ordinance, establishing a licensing system for fiat-backed stablecoin issuers. Currently, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority is processing related applications, with the first batch of stablecoin issuer licenses expected to be issued next month. The enactment of the Stablecoin Ordinance marks Hong Kong as the first jurisdiction in the world to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for fiat-pegged stablecoins. The upcoming issuance of the first licenses,

Ethereum Whales Accumulate at Record Pace as Staking Hits 30% — BitMine Adds $282M Despite $7.5B Loss

Ethereum price trades below $2,000, but whales are buying aggressively and the staking ratio just reached an all-time high of 30%. Tom Lee’s BitMine added another 140,400 ETH despite $7.5 billion in paper losses, bringing its total to 4.36M ETH. Is this capitulation or conviction? We analyze on-chain data, technical levels, and the institutional psychology behind the largest ETH accumulation in history.