Bitcoin Price Shakes Iran Fear as ETF Inflows Drive Short Squeeze Into The Vital $70K Level

Bitcoin’s price recovered to around $73,000 in early March, after having fallen to the mid-$60,000 range from late January due to geopolitical unrest. What The Data Says Bitcoin’s price notable instability during the first trimester of the year seems to have a direct geopolitical correlation, CryptoQuant reports. Bitcoin dropped to around $63,000 on February 29,… Continue reading Bitcoin Price Shakes Iran Fear as ETF Inflows Drive Short Squeeze Into The Vital $70K Level

Bitcoin Dip Has Institutions Scrambling To Buy, Insider Reveals

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says the recent Bitcoin dip is being read very differently inside institutional circles than it is on crypto social media. In a March 2 interview with Scott Melker, Hougan said many professional allocators that missed the first leg of ETF-driven adoption are now treating lower prices as an opening, not a… Continue reading Bitcoin Dip Has Institutions Scrambling To Buy, Insider Reveals

MARA Revises Bitcoin Treasury Strategy, Opens Door To Selling $3.5 Billion In BTC

MARA Holdings, one of the largest Bitcoin (BTC) mining companies in the world, has signaled a major shift in strategy that could have significant implications for the broader BTC market.  In a recent filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the company disclosed an update to its treasury policy that would allow it… Continue reading MARA Revises Bitcoin Treasury Strategy, Opens Door To Selling $3.5 Billion In BTC

Bitcoin LTH Selling Cools: Is Months-Long Distribution Finally Ending?

On-chain data shows Bitcoin long-term holders (LTHs) have seen their netflow rise recently, a sign that selling pressure from diamond hands is easing. Bitcoin LTH Net Position Change Is Becoming Less Negative In a new LTHs. This cohort represents one of the two main divisions of the BTC market done on the basis of holding… Continue reading Bitcoin LTH Selling Cools: Is Months-Long Distribution Finally Ending?

Ray Dalio Slams Bitcoin: Privacy Risks, Control Fears, And The Quantum Question

Ray Dalio cast fresh doubt on Bitcoin’s claim to safe-haven status on Tuesday, arguing that the asset still falls short of gold on privacy, institutional suitability and market structure. In a March 3 appearance on the All-In podcast, the billionaire hedge fund founder said those weaknesses help explain why Bitcoin has not behaved like gold… Continue reading Ray Dalio Slams Bitcoin: Privacy Risks, Control Fears, And The Quantum Question

Bitcoin Slides Again as Iran War Jitters Hit BTC, Risk Assets

Iran war jitters attack once more, knocking investors out of risk assets and dragging the broader crypto market into the red. Bitcoin’s slide has kicked back in after a short-lived push above 70,000 dollars with BTC slipping about 2.3% into the high‑60,000s dollars. Bitcoin: A Snapshot Of The Uncertainty In Numbers For weeks, Bitcoin (BTC)… Continue reading Bitcoin Slides Again as Iran War Jitters Hit BTC, Risk Assets

Bitcoin Market Enters Holding Phase As Active Supply Contracts

The Bitcoin market appears to be entering a decisive holding phase, with on-chain data signaling a steady contraction in active supply.  Rather than aggressive selling or speculative rotation, a growing portion of circulating BTC is moving into long-term storage, reducing the amount readily available for trading. This tightening liquidity dynamic reflects rising investor conviction, as… Continue reading Bitcoin Market Enters Holding Phase As Active Supply Contracts

Bitcoin To $11 Million By 2036? This AI-Deflation Thesis Is Turning Heads

Joe Burnett, VP of Bitcoin Strategy at Strive (Nasdaq: ASST), is arguing that bitcoin could reach $11 million by the first quarter of 2036, not because it replaces the financial system, but because it becomes the dominant long-duration savings asset in an economy reshaped by AI-led deflation and repeated monetary expansion. His thesis, laid out… Continue reading Bitcoin To $11 Million By 2036? This AI-Deflation Thesis Is Turning Heads

Bitcoin Prints Fifth Straight Red Month; Previous Streak Was Followed By 300% Surge

Bitcoin (BTC) has wrapped up February with its fifth straight monthly loss, marking only the second time in its history that the leading cryptocurrency has printed five consecutive red candles on the monthly chart.  Upside Call Options Surge The latest decline saw Bitcoin fall to around $63,000 last Saturday, representing a roughly 15% drop for… Continue reading Bitcoin Prints Fifth Straight Red Month; Previous Streak Was Followed By 300% Surge

Bitcoin Sentiment On Wall Street Has Turned Negative, Galaxy’s Thorn Says

Wall Street’s attitude toward Bitcoin has flipped from euphoric to deeply skeptical after last year’s crowded long trade unraveled, according to Galaxy Digital head of research Alex Thorn. In an interview on What Bitcoin Did, Thorn said the shift has less to do with conspiracy theories or a single bearish catalyst than with exhausted demand,… Continue reading Bitcoin Sentiment On Wall Street Has Turned Negative, Galaxy’s Thorn Says