Odaily星球日报讯 渣打银行全球数字资产研究主管分析师 Geoffrey Kendrick 在近日的一份报告中表示，比特币已经连续五个周末下跌，但预计本周末这一趋势将发生转变。本周末的小幅上涨可能会在周一引发 ETF 资金流入，推动其价格重返 100,000 美元，然后涨至 102,500 美元。 最近几个周末（纽约时间周五下午 5 点至周日同一时间）对比特币来说尤其艰难，负面新闻令其承压。一个关键事件是 1 月 25 日至 26 日周末的 DeepSeek 新闻，接下来的周末，即 2 月 1 日至 2 日，比特币受到加拿大和墨西哥关税新闻的打击。 其指出：“这并不‘正常’，这个周末（2 月 15 日至 16 日）“将有所不同”，因为利空事件已经发生，美国 10 年期国债收益率本周低于 4.5%，这对比特币等风险资产来说是一个积极信号。较低的收益率往往会缓解投机性投资的压力，从而更有可能出现反弹。（The Block）

Odaily星球日报讯 渣打银行全球数字资产研究主管分析师 Geoffrey Kendrick 在近日的一份报告中表示，比特币已经连续五个周末下跌，但预计本周末这一趋势将发生转变。本周末的小幅上涨可能会在周一引发 ETF 资金流入，推动其价格重返 100,000 美元，然后涨至 102,500 美元。最近几个周末（纽约时间周五下午 5 点至周日同一时间）对比特币来说尤其艰难，负面新闻令其承压。一个关键事件是 1 月 25 日至 26 日周末的 DeepSeek 新闻，接下来的周末，即 2 月 1 日至 2 日，比特币受到加拿大和墨西哥关税新闻的打击。其指出：“这并不‘正常’，这个周末（2 月 15 日至 16 日）“将有所不同”，因为利空事件已经发生，美国 10 年期国债收益率本周低于 4.5%，这对比特币等风险资产来说是一个积极信号。较低的收益率往往会缓解投机性投资的压力，从而更有可能出现反弹。（The Block）

渣打银行：预计比特币本周末将反弹，ETF资金流入或助其重回10万美元上方

Odaily reports that Geoffrey Kendrick, the global digital asset research head analyst at Standard Chartered Bank, said in a recent report that Bitcoin has fallen for five consecutive weekends, but this trend is expected to reverse this weekend. A slight rise this weekend may trigger inflows of ETF funds on Monday, pushing its price back to $100,000 and then up to $102,500. The past few weekends (Friday 5pm to Sunday the same time in New York) have been particularly difficult for Bitcoin, with negative news putting it under pressure. A key event was the DeepSeek news on the weekend of January 25-26, and the following weekend, February 1-2, Bitcoin was hit by news of tariffs in Canada and Mexico. He pointed out that "this is not 'normal'" and that "this weekend (February 15-16) will be different" because the negative events have already occurred, and the US 10-year bond yield has fallen below 4.5% this week, which is a positive signal for risky assets like Bitcoin. Lower yields often ease the pressure on speculative investments, making a rebound more likely. (The Block)

Odaily reported that according to Geoffrey Kendrick, the global digital asset research head at Standard Chartered, Bitcoin has fallen for five consecutive weekends, but this trend is expected to reverse this weekend. A slight rise this weekend may lead to ETF capital inflows on Monday, pushing its price back to $100,000 and then to $102,500. The past few weekends (Friday 5 pm to Sunday the same time in New York) have been particularly difficult for Bitcoin, with negative news putting it under pressure. A key event was the DeepSeek news on the weekend of January 25-26, and the following weekend, February 1-2, Bitcoin was hit by news of tariffs in Canada and Mexico. He pointed out that "this is not 'normal'" and that "this weekend (February 15-16) will be different" because the negative events have already occurred, and the US 10-year bond yield has fallen below 4.5% this week, which is a positive signal for risky assets like Bitcoin. Lower yields often ease the pressure of speculative investment, making a rebound more likely. (The Block)

Standard Chartered Bank: Bitcoin is expected to rebound this weekend, and ETF fund inflows may help it return to above $100,000

Key indicators (February 3 - 10, 4 PM Hong Kong time)
- BTC against USD rose 2.5% (95.1K USD -> 97.5K USD), ETH against USD rose 2.3% (2.58K USD -> 2.75K USD).
- The decline last Monday caused by liquidation (to 91K USD) was quickly reversed, initially being squeezed up to 102K USD, then forming a somewhat monotonous and boring unilateral wedge trend, resulting in a compression of actual volatility. As the short-term price range continues to compress...

BTC Volatility Weekly Review (February 3-10)

Odaily reported that according to Farside Investors, the net inflow of US Bitcoin spot ETFs was $70.6 million yesterday, of which: BlackRock IBIT: +$22.3 million; Fidelity FBTC: +$94 million; Bitwise BITB: +$8 million; ARK ARKB: -$13.2 million; Grayscale GBTC: -$47 million; Grayscale Mini BTC: +$6.5 million.

Yesterday, the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF had a net inflow of $70.6 million

Odaily reports that XS's senior market analyst Antonio Di Giacomo stated that Bitcoin has retreated from its peak of $109,000 on January 2025 to the $96,000 range, reflecting a bearish market sentiment under the influence of macroeconomic factors. He said that against the backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty and stock market volatility, institutional investors have reduced their exposure to cryptocurrencies in search of safer assets. He added that stronger-than-expected US inflation data and Trump's tariffs have exacerbated Bitcoin's volatility, and tightening regulations across jurisdictions have added pressure on Bitcoin. However, this may present an accumulation opportunity. The analyst pointed out that the Bitcoin ecosystem continues to show signs of long-term growth, with institutional adoption and blockchain infrastructure progressing.

Standard Chartered Bank: Bitcoin is expected to rebound this weekend, and ETF fund inflows may help it return to above $100,000

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