PANews reported on February 17th that Bitfinex Alpha, in its latest analysis report, pointed out that after Bitcoin's price fell to a local low of around $60,000 in early February, it is beginning to stabilize. Coupled with a more positive macroeconomic environment and a readjustment of interest rate pricing in the market, with expectations of three potential rate cuts in 2026, the likelihood of an April rate cut is increasing. Optimism is beginning to emerge in the crypto market. Regarding derivatives, funding rates have returned to normal, and implied volatility has narrowed to below 50. The supply of Bitcoin to long-term holders has begun to rise again after several months of decline, currently reaching 14.3 million coins. This trend indicates that investors have begun to take advantage of the price weakness to increase their holdings.