01 Feb, 2026
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Ceeyoung
Bitcoin treasury companies are millions in the red but the strategy doesn’t change even at $78k
Bitcoin treasuries are designed to look uncomfortable in drawdowns, because the trade they’re running is simple: take a volatile asset, put it on a corporate balance sheet, and finance more of it through capital markets. When Bitcoin drops, the mark-to-market hit is the point, not the punchline. The real question
01 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
The Biggest Games Releasing in February 2026
February is packed with high-profile releases, led by Japanese developers and bolstered by new Switch 2 exclusives and long-awaited revivals.
01 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
Aster DEX
🏦 Aster Decentralized Exchange — Trade Crypto 📈, Stocks 🇺🇸 & Metals 🪙 On-Chain 24/7 Aster DEX is a decentralized exchange where users can trade Crypto, U.S. stocks, and Metals like Gold, Silver and Copper, combining an institutional-grade advanced order book with deep liquidity, hidden orders, and transparent fees within
01 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
Bitcoin institutions finally admit this is a bear market – so why do 70% say the price is still undervalued?
In a global investor survey from Coinbase Institutional and Glassnode, 1 in 4 institutions agreed that crypto has now entered a bear market. Yet the majority of institutions still said Bitcoin was undervalued, and most said they had held or increased exposure since October. That discrepancy matters because it captures
01 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
Japan bond market chaos threatens to trigger unprecedented Bitcoin liquidations as the era of free money ends
Japan spent decades as the world’s best destination for the world’s easiest funding trade. You could borrow yen at very low rates, buy almost anything with a higher yield, hedge just enough to feel responsible, and assume the Bank of Japan would keep volatility contained. Late January 2026 is what
01 Feb, 2026by
Ceeyoung
Will MAGA style Fed rhetoric under Warsh break the market, redefining dovish vs hawkish trades?
Trump picked Kevin Warsh for Fed chair, the first big market change may be the way the Fed talks When Donald Trump says Jerome Powell “got it wrong,” he usually means one thing: rates should have come down faster. Powell, for all the heat he takes, has still been a
