As a researcher following on-chain data, I’ve been reviewing a new report from CryptoQuant. Their analysts suggest that Bitcoin is nearing a point where the potential for significant price drops is decreasing, meaning the risk for investors is becoming more limited.
Bitcoin’s price has recovered to around $66,970, increasing by about 2.45% in the last day.
Bitcoin approaching undervalued zone
A recent report from the data source, based on analysis by @DanCoinInvestor on X, suggests Bitcoin is nearing a point where it may be undervalued. The analyst shared a chart indicating this possibility.
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According to DanCoinInvestor, Bitcoin is getting closer to being undervalued. He notes that when the MVRV ratio drops below 1, Bitcoin is typically considered undervalued, and currently, the ratio is around 1.1, indicating prices are nearing that point.
— CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) February 13, 2026
According to the report, Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio is currently at 1.1. When this ratio drops below 1.1, the expert believes Bitcoin can be considered undervalued. However, the analyst points out that this situation is different from past cycles. Unlike before, Bitcoin didn’t reach extremely overvalued levels during the recent market surge, and that’s an important distinction to note.
This price drop might be unlike previous Bitcoin lows. The analyst suggests this could be a good time for investors planning to hold for the long term, as preparing to buy during a downturn often leads to better results for assets expected to grow over time.
Binance completes its $1 billion Bitcoin SAFU transition
Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, has finished converting its $1 billion emergency fund, known as SAFU, entirely into Bitcoin. The final purchase happened on Thursday, adding 4,545 BTC (worth about $309.3 million) to the fund.
The platform recently released a report confirming it has completed its previously announced plan to purchase $1 billion in Bitcoin. It acquired the Bitcoin in several parts, spending between $200 and $300 million per purchase, and then transferred the funds to its SAFU account for safekeeping.
Binance currently holds 15,000 Bitcoin—valued at $1.005 billion—in its emergency fund. This demonstrates Binance’s confidence in Bitcoin’s future as a major global asset. If Bitcoin’s price falls and the fund’s value dips below $800 million, Binance promises to add more funds to restore it to $1 billion.
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2026-02-13 16:57