Bitcoin saw spot ETF outflows of over $410 million as prices struggled. Over $2.5 billion in Bitcoin options expired on Friday. Analysts say “worst of downturn” likely over but market remains bearish. Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of over $410 million on February 12, as investors withdrew capital from the exchange-traded funds amid growing
Bitcoin’s overall market state has been more than dire for the past several weeks, with the asset plummeting from over $90,000 on January 28 to its lowest position in over a year at $60,000 last Friday. While this is a painful decline of its own, the broader market’s state has not improved much since then,
A US-based structured-credit firm is pushing TradFi boundaries by integrating crypto into real-world lending. Newmarket Capital, managing nearly $3 billion in assets, is pioneering hybrid mortgage and commercial loans that leverage Bitcoin ($BTC) alongside conventional real estate as collateral. Its affiliate, Battery Finance, is leading the charge in creating financial structures that leverage digital assets
Bitcoin continues to exhibit choppy price action, fluctuating within the $60K–$70K range as the market remains in a clear state of indecision. With neither side establishing dominance, further consolidation appears to be the most probable scenario for the week ahead. Bitcoin Price Analysis: The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, $BTC’s rejection at the $70K
Bitcoin continues its cautious trading below the $70,000 level, with analysts noting that the market has structurally entered a defensive phase. According to a recent report from on-chain analytics company Glassnode, the BTC price is fluctuating within a range that is absorbing selling pressure but struggling to generate new expansionary momentum. Glassnode highlighted that Bitcoin
Veteran trader Peter Brandt said Bitcoin has not yet seen its true bottom and that a deeper pullback in the market is still a possibility. Brandt, who previously predicted that Bitcoin could fall to $60,000 in 2026, stated, “The real bottom won’t be reached before October 2026.” Brandt had stated in December, when Bitcoin was
Bitcoin (BTC) continues to fall, with geopolitical tensions, macroeconomic uncertainty, and outflows from spot ETFs being cited as reasons for the decline. However, a Blackrock executive offered a different perspective on the matter. Speaking at Bitcoin Investor Week 2026, Robert Mitchnick, Global Head of Digital Assets at BlackRock, countered the view that BlackRock’s IBIT fund
Coinbase, a leading US crypto exchange and custody provider, acquired 841 Bitcoin during the final quarter of 2025, bringing its total holdings to 15,389 $BTC worth over $1 billion, according to a new SEC filing. The purchase places the company eighth among corporate Bitcoin holders globally, per BitcoinTreasuries.NET. “Our strong balance sheet and progress on
On a recent CNBC interview, Michael Saylor casually mentioned that if bitcoin ($BTC) fell 90%, he would easily refinance his company’s debts. His company, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), owes creditors $8.2 billion. Skeptics, however, were unconvinced that Saylor would be able to accomplish that feat so easily. Although the company owns 714,644 $BTC worth $47.4 billion
The cryptocurrency market turbulence that started in earnest in late January sent Bitcoin ($BTC) into a descending channel it has, with its February 13 press time price of $66,887, so far been unable to escape. Following the latest $BTC moves, a popular on-chain expert, Ali Martinez, explained in a Friday post on X that the