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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2026 · 3 MIN

Bitcoin's $75K Test: Market Crash Aftermath and Institutional Moves

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Bitcoin faces critical support tests after dropping to seventy-five thousand dollars, marking an eleven percent weekend decline. We explore the aftermath of October's nineteen billion dollar liquidation event that's still haunting crypto markets four months later, with thinner liquidity and wider spreads persisting. Plus, Binance commits one billion dollars to Bitcoin purchases, Jupiter integrates Polymarket on Solana with a thirty-five million dollar investment, and Nevada courts issue restraining orders against prediction markets. Senator Elizabeth Warren demands hearings on Trump family crypto dealings tied to UAE investments, while India maintains its thirty percent crypto tax in Budget 2026. We also cover institutional positioning showing seventy percent still view Bitcoin as undervalued despite bear market conditions, XRP's critical test at one dollar sixty cents, and the emerging shift from perpetual futures to options trading among institutions.

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