Institutional money continues to flow into Bitcoin. On March 11, the Bitcoin ETF from BlackRock recorded the biggest inflow among U.S. spot Bitcoin funds. The fund received about $115 million in new investments in one day. At a Bitcoin price near $70,700, that equals roughly 1,630 BTC. This was also the third day in a
Bitcoin BTC$70,438.69 remains pinned around $70,000, showing impressive price stability even as market sentiment remains deeply pessimistic amid the Iran war and oil price volatility. Crypto’s fear and greed index, a widely tracked sentiment indicator, has persistently signaled extreme fear in recent weeks, suggesting traders remain cautious despite the lack of a major price breakdown.
Around 7,000 bitcoin are estimated to have been purchased this week through Strategy’s (MSTR) perpetual preferred stock Stretch (STRC), underscoring how quickly the high yield instrument has become a key engine behind the company’s bitcoin accumulation. But the structure carries risks, according to Alexander Blume, chief executive officer of Two Prime, an SEC registered investment
The bitcoin mining industry is facing a severe hashrate shakeout, leading many independent operators to cease operations. In response, Hash2cash is pushing a high-tech rebranding by tokenizing hashrates on the $TON blockchain. A High-Tech Pivot in a Brutal Market As the bitcoin mining industry grapples with a brutal hashrate shakeout that has forced many independent
Bitcoin ($BTC) price faces five more months of extreme pain as per on-chain data analyzed by Finbold on March 12. Bitcoin’s realized profit-to-loss ratio, for the 90-day Simple Moving Average (SMA), has signaled the final leg of the 2026 bear market, according to data from Glassnode, an on-chain analytics platform. Since February 21, this indicator
Investor interest in spot cryptocurrency ETFs traded in the US continues to grow. According to market data, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $115 million on March 11th, marking the third consecutive day of net capital inflow into these assets. According to statistics shared by the data platform SoSoValue, the largest net inflow
South Korea’s move to suspend Bithumb over AML failures turns a local compliance case into a market-structure story. Enforcement against the country’s second-largest exchange threatens to reroute retail flows, deepen venue concentration, and degrade one of crypto’s most-watched regional pricing signals: the kimchi premium. Compliance case hits market plumbing The Korea Financial Intelligence Unit sent
Bitcoin (BTC) fell sharply to $60,000 at the beginning of February. Since then, it has fluctuated between $63,000 and $70,000, and Bitcoin continues its fight to reach $70,000. While some analysts believe Bitcoin may experience further declines, others predict a rise or consolidation. At this point, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Commodity Strategist Mike McGlone notes that
As tensions between the US and Iran are rising with no signs of resolution, financial markets are on edge. With the digital asset market showing increased volatility, crypto stocks are no exception. Amid the escalating geopolitical issues, some names like Circle (CRCL), MicroStrategy (MSTR), Coinbase (COIN), Robinhood (HOOD), and Marathon Digital (MARA) are in focus.
Bitcoin ($BTC) has shown notable sensitivity to major macroeconomic events, from tariff announcements to US presidential election results. With 2026 being a US midterm election year, attention is turning to what the political cycle could mean for the world’s largest cryptocurrency. Midterm Years Hit Markets Hard, Then Reward Patience In a recent report, Binance Research