Overview of popular cryptocurrencies on February 12, 2026, with the top three being: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB

Built-in countdown for crypto trading within the X timeline? X Money beta testing coming soon, Elon Musk's "Super App" ecosystem expanding again

On February 14, according to Watcher.Guru, X plans to launch cryptocurrency and stock trading features directly from the timeline within "a few weeks." This means that in the future, users may be able to buy, sell, and transfer assets within the content feed without switching to external pages, further blurring the boundaries between social and financial functions. Previously, on February 12, X officially confirmed that X Money will enter an "external beta" in the next one to two months, followed by gradual global rollout. The project is still in internal closed testing and is a key piece in transforming X into a "super app." X CEO Elon Musk stated at a company event that the goal of X Money is to become "the convergence point for all funds" and to deeply integrate with platform services, pushing daily active users toward a billion scale.

Cryptocurrency Market Rebounds Amid U.S. Government Shutdown: Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana Rise Simultaneously

February 14 News, the United States experienced a partial government shutdown due to the failure to pass the budget on time. However, against the backdrop of increasing political uncertainty, the cryptocurrency market defied the trend and rose. Mainstream assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana showed significant rebounds, driving the overall market capitalization to recover. Market data shows that in the past 24 hours, the total market value of cryptocurrencies increased by nearly 5%, reaching approximately $2.38 trillion. The previous weeks of volatility and decline had kept many investors on the sidelines, but this round of rebound has injected new activity into the market. Although some analyses had predicted that the shutdown would increase selling pressure, the actual trend has contrasted with those expectations.

CPI below expectations boosts Bitcoin prices, BTC firmly holds $70,000 but the bulls and bears are in increased tug-of-war

February 14 News, the latest U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) was 2.4%, below market expectations of 2.5%, providing a short-term boost to risk assets. Bitcoin subsequently strengthened, closing the day up 3.93%, marking its largest single-day gain in two weeks. However, despite the rapid rebound, BTC remains below a key resistance zone, and market opinions are divided on whether the rally can continue. Earlier, the U.S. released employment data that exceeded expectations, indicating that the labor market remains resilient. This has sparked intense discussions about the pace of interest rate cuts. Some investors believe that an overheating economy will force the Federal Reserve to delay its easing cycle; meanwhile, the decline in CPI temporarily eased inflation concerns, restoring confidence among bulls.

Bitcoin NUPL drops back into the "Hope/Fear" zone: 0.18 reading signals a shift in market sentiment

February 14 News, on-chain metrics show that Bitcoin's Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) has recently fallen sharply to 0.18, sparking market attention to sentiment shifts and price trends. On-chain analysis firm Glassnode pointed out that this level is within its "Hope/Fear" zone, indicating that the network as a whole remains profitable, but its advantage has significantly weakened. NUPL is used to measure the unrealized profit and loss of all network investors. It is calculated by comparing the price at which each Bitcoin was last moved to the current spot price: above the current price indicates unrealized profit, below indicates unrealized loss. After aggregating this difference across the entire network, dividing by the market capitalization reflects the proportion of net profit or loss held by holders.

How long does it take for Bitcoin to rebound after a 50% drop? Top analysts provide timeframes based on three cycles of history

On February 14, news reports indicate that Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen about 50% from its all-time high, and the market is once again focusing on a core question: how long will this correction take to recover? Crypto market analyst Sam Daodu stated that by reviewing past cycles, a relatively clear timeframe can be identified. Daodu pointed out that since 2011, Bitcoin has experienced over 20 deep corrections of more than 40%. Mid-cycle declines of 35% to 50% are typically used to release overheated sentiment and do not alter the long-term upward structure. In the absence of systemic shocks, prices generally return to previous highs within about 14 months.