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PEPE, which was launched in April 2022 and managed to show a huge rise in a few weeks, started to make movements reminiscent of its old days again. The meme coin has surged more than 200% in the last week, surpassing its market capitalization of $1.4 billion.
Bitcoin ETFs closed the day on February 27 with a net inflow of $576 million. This figure was the 3rd day that ETFs received the most net investment. At BlackRock, the largest ETF issuer, net inflows reached $520 million. This was a record for the IBIT ETF, which has been trading since January 11.
Bitcoin surpassed the $59,000 level for the first time since December 2021. While the largest cryptocurrency is up 30% since the beginning of February, the upward trend is largely due to the huge interest in US ETFs. The BlackRock ETF saw its highest inflow yesterday at $520 million.
Justin Sun, who has recently made many transactions on Binance and DEXs, responded to critics that he did not use HTX, the exchange he advised. Sun shared his account on HTX via a single screenshot. It is seen that there is 28,600 BTC in the account, but the fact that the sharing was made with an account without details did not convince some.
Binance, which has recently delisted many trading pairs as well as the cryptocurrencies it lists, announced that it will take 5 crypto trading pairs off the platform.
While Bitcoin started a sharp upward movement as of Monday and managed to surpass $57,000 on Tuesday, experienced trader and analyst Peter Brandt stated that he thinks the bull season will end in August and September 2025. Brandt also increased his price prediction from $120,000 to $200,000.
Adam Cochran, known for his analysis on cryptocurrencies, wrote a series of posts on X. Stating that he always thought that Hal Finney and Satoshi, the two early developers of Bitcoin, were the same person, Cochran said that the newly released Satoshi emails confirm some of his thoughts.
MicroStrategy, whose X account was hacked overnight, continues to buy Bitcoin non-stop. With its latest statement, the company announced that it bought 3 thousand BTC worth $155 million. The purchases were made between February 15-25.
In the cryptocurrency world, the saying “If it’s not your passwords, it’s not your coins” seems to have come true once again. BitForex reported nearly $60 million in outflows from the exchange on Friday, while the exchange also stopped withdrawals, causing panic.
Interesting information and details continue to emerge from Satoshi Nakamoto’s never-before-seen emails that surfaced on Friday. In these emails, the creator of Bitcoin gives clear answers to why he chose 21 million in supply and energy expenditure.