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Trump's State of the Union address did not mention Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, and the market's expectations were disappointed, causing intense price volatility.

February 25 News, U.S. President Trump did not mention Bitcoin, blockchain, or cryptocurrency policies in his important policy speech (State of the Union Address) in February 2026, sparking significant attention in the crypto market. Previously, most investors expected Trump to signal regulation of digital assets, financial innovation, or the development of the crypto industry. Therefore, his "avoidance of mentioning cryptocurrencies" quickly became a key variable for traders interpreting macro sentiment. From the content of the speech, Trump mainly focused on economic growth, employment, border security, and national security issues, without touching on any policy directions related to digital assets. This silence surprised some supporters of the crypto industry. Over the past two years, Trump has expressed a positive attitude toward Bitcoin and digital finance multiple times and supported crypto-related projects, leading the market to view him as a potential "crypto-friendly" politician.

ADA drops 71% in six months, but whales buy $213 million; $0.30 becomes the key level for Cardano price reversal

February 25 News, Cardano (ADA) remains in a weak consolidation zone after experiencing several months of decline. The current price is approximately $0.275, down about 2.7% in the past 24 hours, hovering around the middle of the weekly range between $0.2581 and $0.3004. Despite a rebound of about 6.5% in the past week, it has fallen 25% over the last 30 days, with a six-month cumulative decline of up to 71%, indicating that the medium- to long-term trend remains under pressure. On-chain data platform Santiment disclosed that large whales and major addresses holding between 100,000 and 100 million ADA have accumulated approximately 819.4 million ADA over the past six months, valued at about $213 million at current prices. Notably, this accumulation coincided with ADA's decline from $0.90 to $0.26, reflecting that well-funded participants are continuing to buy at low levels rather than panic selling.

HBAR Price Compresses at $0.10 as Breakout Risk Builds

HBAR trades around $0.10, showing a mix of bullish and bearish signals with critical resistance and support levels identified. Price action will define the next move, influenced by Bitcoin's performance and trading volume. A close above $0.1052 may prompt upward momentum, while a drop below $0.0961 risks further declines.

Matrixport: Circle Earnings Preview, Long Positions Hedge Growth Narrative

Matrixport analysis indicates that Circle is about to release its quarterly earnings report, and the market remains focused on its stablecoin business. Although stablecoins are considered a key growth area, the market is cautious about Circle's short-term performance, with high short positions. The earnings report may influence stock price fluctuations. Subsequent attention should be paid to the financial results.

Trump's State of the Union address releases bullish signals! Bitcoin posts its largest gain in two weeks, with multiple resistance levels still to be broken through

On February 25th during Asian trading hours, Bitcoin rose by as much as 3.52% to $66,300, marking the largest intraday gain since February 13th. The immediate catalyst for the market rebound was President Trump delivering the State of the Union address to Congress, along with high-level Iran officials expressing willingness for diplomatic negotiations and easing geopolitical tensions.

Peter Schiff warns that Trump's State of the Union address could trigger a "sell-off," increasing the risk of a short-term pullback after Bitcoin's rally.

On February 25th, just before Trump delivered the State of the Union address, Bitcoin's price briefly surged from around $64,000 to nearly $66,000, sparking market discussions about policy expectations driving the rally. Although the short-term rebound boosted some crypto market sentiment, well-known gold advocate Peter Schiff expressed clear skepticism about this rally, believing it is more likely driven by speculative funds ahead of policy speeches rather than genuine demand improvement. Peter Schiff posted on social media that traders might be betting on Trump mentioning Bitcoin in the State of the Union, thus buying in advance to create upward momentum. He emphasized that if the speech does not mention cryptocurrencies, market sentiment could decline; even if it does, a "profit-taking" sell-off could still occur. Such expectation-driven volatility is common in macro event cycles, often accompanied by high fluctuations and short-term capital battles.