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Bitcoin exchange reserves hit multi-year low of 2.21 million BTC as 100K BTC exits. Data from CryptoQuant via Cointelegraph shows lowest levels since early 2018.
Coins moved to private wallets, ETF custody, and long-term holders; BlackRock absorbed ~2,100 BTC daily via spot ETF. Accumulator holdings surged 60.5% in two weeks.
Binance net taker volume flipped buyer-dominated, signaling rising demand. $BTC #bitcoin
Coins moved to private wallets, ETF custody, and long-term holders; BlackRock absorbed ~2,100 BTC daily via spot ETF. Accumulator holdings surged 60.5% in two weeks.
Binance net taker volume flipped buyer-dominated, signaling rising demand. $BTC #bitcoin
BlackRock advises funding Bitcoin by trimming equities, not bonds.
They recommend a 1-2% crypto allocation as a diversifier, noting risk comparable to holding one "Magnificent 7" tech stock in a 60/40 portfolio.
Critics cite April's 0.96 short-term stock correlation, but BlackRock argues long-term correlations are more relevant.
#BlackRock $BTC
They recommend a 1-2% crypto allocation as a diversifier, noting risk comparable to holding one "Magnificent 7" tech stock in a 60/40 portfolio.
Critics cite April's 0.96 short-term stock correlation, but BlackRock argues long-term correlations are more relevant.
#BlackRock $BTC
John Bollinger, creator of Bollinger Bands, moved his Tactica fund to full Bitcoin allocation after his trend model turned bullish.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee told the Milken Conference that three consecutive winning months signal a "bitcoin spring" and a new bull market.
Analysts caution the rally is futures-driven with negative spot demand, a pattern preceding the 2022 bear market.
#bitcoin $BTC
Fundstrat's Tom Lee told the Milken Conference that three consecutive winning months signal a "bitcoin spring" and a new bull market.
Analysts caution the rally is futures-driven with negative spot demand, a pattern preceding the 2022 bear market.
#bitcoin $BTC
Michael Saylor says Strategy may sell Bitcoin to pay dividends
Strategy posted a massive $12.54 billion Q1 net loss after a $14.46 billion unrealised hit as Bitcoin crashed below $61,000 in February.
The firm now holds 818,334 BTC worth nearly $64 billion and still added around 89,600 Bitcoin in Q1, its second-largest purchase ever.
Strategy posted a massive $12.54 billion Q1 net loss after a $14.46 billion unrealised hit as Bitcoin crashed below $61,000 in February.
The firm now holds 818,334 BTC worth nearly $64 billion and still added around 89,600 Bitcoin in Q1, its second-largest purchase ever.
Bitcoin options open interest neared $30B, with calls comprising 58% of contracts, signaling cautious bullishness.
CryptoQuant warned the April rally was driven by futures leverage rather than spot buying, a pattern historically preceding corrections, per CNBC.
Low volumes and stalled regulation add uncertainty ahead of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's May 15 departure, analysts say.
CryptoQuant warned the April rally was driven by futures leverage rather than spot buying, a pattern historically preceding corrections, per CNBC.
Low volumes and stalled regulation add uncertainty ahead of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's May 15 departure, analysts say.
Vitalik Buterin liquidated 76 airdropped altcoins from his wallet into ETH and stablecoins, per on-chain data.
Sales started late April with 40 million ASTEROID-2 tokens, executing multiple swaps per minute via automated scripts, per Arkham Intelligence.
This follows Buterin's history of dumping unsolicited tokens, notably selling $1 billion in Shiba Inu tokens in 2021 for India COVID relief.
Sales started late April with 40 million ASTEROID-2 tokens, executing multiple swaps per minute via automated scripts, per Arkham Intelligence.
This follows Buterin's history of dumping unsolicited tokens, notably selling $1 billion in Shiba Inu tokens in 2021 for India COVID relief.
CZ claims US banks are buying Bitcoin, predicting a 'wild' bull run.
Spot ETFs saw nine consecutive days of net inflows through late April, led by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, before turning choppy.
Risk appetite surged to 2021 levels with $220 billion in assets over four weeks, though a Deutsche Bank survey noted consumer scepticism about a 2026 rally.
Spot ETFs saw nine consecutive days of net inflows through late April, led by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, before turning choppy.
Risk appetite surged to 2021 levels with $220 billion in assets over four weeks, though a Deutsche Bank survey noted consumer scepticism about a 2026 rally.
BlackRock’s IBIT ETF clients bought $732.6M of BTC last week, comprising most of the $823.7M in total ETF net inflows. They now hold over $62.7B of Bitcoin, acquired at an average price of ~$85,000.
Bitcoin nears $80K as $619M in short liquidations loom. A break above $80,000 could trigger $619 million in short liquidations across major exchanges.
Long-term holders now control 75% of circulating supply after absorbing 370,000 BTC in April; Strategy added 34,164 BTC in one week.
CryptoQuant identifies the $76,000-$80,000 zone as a pivotal resistance level where ETF investors and short-term whales are testing breakeven.
Long-term holders now control 75% of circulating supply after absorbing 370,000 BTC in April; Strategy added 34,164 BTC in one week.
CryptoQuant identifies the $76,000-$80,000 zone as a pivotal resistance level where ETF investors and short-term whales are testing breakeven.
Institutions hold a record Bitcoin share. Strategy controls 815,000 BTC (~4% of supply), surpassing BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust.
Morgan Stanley's new U.S. bank-affiliated Bitcoin Trust ETF attracted $181 million in net assets weeks after its April 8 launch.
The Coinbase Bitcoin Index has remained positive for 18 straight days, signaling sustained institutional buying pressure.
Morgan Stanley's new U.S. bank-affiliated Bitcoin Trust ETF attracted $181 million in net assets weeks after its April 8 launch.
The Coinbase Bitcoin Index has remained positive for 18 straight days, signaling sustained institutional buying pressure.
USDT added $5B in two weeks, nearing a $190B market cap. Market cap surged from ~$185B (mid-April) to >$189B, one of the fastest growth spurts in months. Rebound follows a $3B supply contraction in Q1 2026; stablecoin market hit a record $320B. Bitcoin is up ~13.6% in April. Spot Bitcoin ETF inflows reached $1.9B over seven consecutive days, led by BlackRock.
Documentary claims $80B Bitcoin mystery solved, names dead cryptographers as Satoshi
A new film claims Satoshi Nakamoto was actually Hal Finney and Len Sassaman, suggesting Bitcoin’s creator is no longer alive.
It links this to 1.1M untouched Bitcoin worth over $80B, never moved since early mining, possibly explaining the dormant fortune.
The claim remains unverified, but the theory argues the coins have stayed inactive because their creator cannot access them.
A new film claims Satoshi Nakamoto was actually Hal Finney and Len Sassaman, suggesting Bitcoin’s creator is no longer alive.
It links this to 1.1M untouched Bitcoin worth over $80B, never moved since early mining, possibly explaining the dormant fortune.
The claim remains unverified, but the theory argues the coins have stayed inactive because their creator cannot access them.
TRON founder Justin Sun sued the Trump Family's World Liberty Financial, alleging wrongful token freezes, stripped voting rights, and threats to permanently destroy his tokens.
Arbitrum froze 30,766 $ETH ($71 million) linked to a suspected North Korean AAVE and KelpDAO exploit.
Bitcoin $1M calls surge as top CEOs predict massive rally ahead
Top leaders like Jack Dorsey, Michael Saylor, and Cathie Wood see Bitcoin hitting $1M–$1.2M by 2030, with timelines as short as 4–8 years.
Larry Fink projects $500K–$700K backed by institutional inflows, while supply remains capped at 21M coins with near full issuance by 2035, strengthening long-term bullish case.
Top leaders like Jack Dorsey, Michael Saylor, and Cathie Wood see Bitcoin hitting $1M–$1.2M by 2030, with timelines as short as 4–8 years.
Larry Fink projects $500K–$700K backed by institutional inflows, while supply remains capped at 21M coins with near full issuance by 2035, strengthening long-term bullish case.
Saylor says Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle DEAD, calls BTC ‘digital capital’ shift
Michael Saylor says global consensus now sees BTC as digital capital, with bank and digital credit shaping future growth.
Strategy, holding ~762,099 BTC, says it paused buying last week after 13 straight weeks of accumulation.
Comes as BIP-110 debate intensifies, with critics like Adam Back saying it could limit Bitcoin’s future upgrades.
Michael Saylor says global consensus now sees BTC as digital capital, with bank and digital credit shaping future growth.
Strategy, holding ~762,099 BTC, says it paused buying last week after 13 straight weeks of accumulation.
Comes as BIP-110 debate intensifies, with critics like Adam Back saying it could limit Bitcoin’s future upgrades.
Around $14T of investment grade supply is set to hit the market. About $10T of US govt debt needs refinancing, alongside a ~$2T fiscal deficit and roughly $2T in corporate bond issuance.
This surge in supply is expected to push interest rates higher and widen credit spreads.
#DEBT
This surge in supply is expected to push interest rates higher and widen credit spreads.
#DEBT
Bernstein believes Bitcoin has likely found its bottom and could move higher, keeping a long term price target of $150K by 2026.
Despite falling around 50% from its peak, Strategy (MSTR) has stayed strong and now holds about 3.6% of the total Bitcoin supply, valued at roughly $53.5B.
The firm views MSTR as a high beta way to gain exposure to Bitcoin, supported by a solid balance sheet.
Instead of reducing its position, Strategy added more Bitcoin during the dip, raising $7.3B in 2026 to increase its holdings.
$BTC $MSTR
Despite falling around 50% from its peak, Strategy (MSTR) has stayed strong and now holds about 3.6% of the total Bitcoin supply, valued at roughly $53.5B.
The firm views MSTR as a high beta way to gain exposure to Bitcoin, supported by a solid balance sheet.
Instead of reducing its position, Strategy added more Bitcoin during the dip, raising $7.3B in 2026 to increase its holdings.
$BTC $MSTR
Strategy Buys 17,994 BTC for $1.28B at ~$70,946 Each, Total Holdings Now 738,731 BTC
Strategy has purchased 17,994 BTC for around $1.28 billion, with an average price of about $70,946 per bitcoin.
As of March 8, 2026, the company holds 738,731 BTC, acquired for roughly $56.04 billion at an average price of $75,862 per bitcoin.
$BTC $MSTR
Strategy has purchased 17,994 BTC for around $1.28 billion, with an average price of about $70,946 per bitcoin.
As of March 8, 2026, the company holds 738,731 BTC, acquired for roughly $56.04 billion at an average price of $75,862 per bitcoin.
$BTC $MSTR
Trump warns banks not to undermine US crypto push, urges swift passage of Clarity Act
Trump says the crypto industry must remain in the hands of the American people and warned that failure to act could hand an advantage to China. He also urged banks to strike a deal with the crypto sector.
#bitcoin $BTC
Trump says the crypto industry must remain in the hands of the American people and warned that failure to act could hand an advantage to China. He also urged banks to strike a deal with the crypto sector.
#bitcoin $BTC
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