BTC: Summary of discussions in the CoinAnk Chinese discussion group (16:00:10 ~ 17:00:10)

[Analysis of Key Takeaways] At 16:25, the spot price of BTC was $67,022.44, a decrease of 0.35% in the past hour and 0.34% in the past four hours, indicating short-term price pressure. The funding rate was 0.0035%, and the long/short ratio was 1.8531, indicating that the number of long positions was nearly 1.85 times that of short positions. The 24-hour trading volume was approximately $67.1 billion, and the total open interest was $37.26 billion, a decrease of 0.10% in the past hour and 0.62% in the past 24 hours, indicating a reduction in market liquidity. The market capitalization was $1,339.133 billion, accounting for 58.54% of the entire crypto market, but this percentage decreased by 0.27%. [Source: src: @CoinAnk Chinese Discussion Group, 2026-02-12 16:25:50/#2157997; ref: window] The spot price of BTC fell to $66,930.06 at 16:32, with the price drop widening to 0.46% within one hour and 0.30% within four hours. The funding rate slightly decreased to 0.0034%, and the long/short ratio dropped to 1.8482. The 24-hour trading volume remained at $67.093 billion, and the total open interest was $37.231 billion, decreasing by 0.05% within one hour and 0.52% within 24 hours. The market capitalization decreased to $1,337.465 billion, still accounting for 58.54% of the total market capitalization, but decreasing by 0.27%. Overall, this indicates a slight weakening in both the short-term price and open interest of BTC, with clear signs of capital outflow. [Source: @CoinAnk Chinese Discussion Group, 2026-02-12 16:32:41/#2158027; ref: window] The long/short position ratio remained between 1.84 and 1.85, and the funding rate remained between 0.0034% and 0.0035%, indicating that bullish sentiment still dominates the market. However, both price and open interest have slightly declined, suggesting that funds may be exhibiting some caution. [Source: @CoinAnk Chinese Discussion Group, 2026-02-12 16:25:50/#2157997, 16:32:41/#2158027; ref: window] 24-hour trading volume remained stable at approximately $67.1 billion, and total open interest was approximately $37.2 billion. Open interest has decreased for 24 consecutive hours, indicating a slight decline in market participation and potential short-term fund withdrawal. [Source: src: @CoinAnk Chinese Discussion Group, 2026-02-12 16:25:50/#2157997, 16:32:41/#2158027; ref: window] BTC's market capitalization share is approximately 58.54%, but it has seen a continuous decline of -0.27%, reflecting a slight weakening of BTC's dominant position in the overall crypto market. This may indicate a tendency for funds to shift to other sectors (layer-1, RWA). The circulating supply of BTC remains unchanged at 20 million units, indicating that no significant changes in token release or lock-up have been observed in the short term. [Source] [src: @CoinAnk Chinese Discussion Group, 2026-02-12 16:25:50/#2157997; ref: window] The market narrative revolves around the Layer-1 and RWA sectors, suggesting that BTC may be considered a fundamental asset, and its capital flows and market capitalization share changes may be influenced by the performance of these sectors. [Source] [src: @CoinAnk Chinese Discussion Group, 2026-02-12 16:25:50/#2157997, 16:32:41/#2158027; ref: window] [Key Clues Summary] - BTC's short-term price has slightly retreated around $67,000, with a 1-hour drop of approximately 0.35%-0.46%. - The long/short position ratio remains around 1.85, and the funding rate remains at 0.0034%-0.0035%. - 24-hour trading volume remained stable at approximately 67.1 billion, with total open interest at approximately 37.2 billion, but open interest has been decreasing continuously. - BTC's market capitalization share is approximately 58.54%, but this share has been declining by 0.27% continuously. - Funds may be flowing from BTC to Layer-1 and RWA sectors. - BTC circulating supply is stable, with no significant changes in release or lock-up.