Harvard University has made a striking move in its investment strategy. The university’s endowment now holds a bigger position in Bitcoin ETFs than in any individual stock. Specifically, Harvard tripled its stake in the iShares Bitcoin Trust ($IBIT), making it the largest publicly disclosed U.S. equity holding for the endowment. 🏛️🚨 HARVARD HOLDS MORE $BTC
Prominent on-chain data aggregator CryptoQuant has published a report from of its analysts, saying that the world’s global cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, is approaching a zone where the downside risk is becoming limited for investors. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has managed to regain the $66,970 zone after adding roughly 2.45% over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin approaching undervalued zone
Bitcoin price is facing renewed pressure after on-chain data flagged by Lookonchain revealed that a major whale has moved roughly 10,000 $BTC to Binance over the past two days, raising concerns of potential selling activity. Summary Lookonchain flagged a Bitcoin whale moving nearly 10,000 $BTC to Binance over two days, raising concerns of potential sell
Bitcoin price trades near $68,000 as $2.5 billion in $BTC options expire today, placing $74,000 max pain at the center of market focus. Summary Bitcoin has been on a downtrend in February, falling nearly 50% from its all-time high. $2.5B in $BTC options expire today with a put/call ratio of 0.72 and max pain at
Bitcoin’s BTC$66,887.87 long-term rally is “broken” and will remain so until the price climbs above $85,000, said Jean-David Péquignot, chief commercial officer of derivatives exchange Deribit. The largest cryptocurrency has settled into the $60,000 to $70,000 range in the past week, some 45% below the record high it hit in October. It’s on track to
According to a new report from analytics firm 10x Research, market speculation is mounting that a “multi-billion-dollar Hong Kong hedge fund” has broken down. This has exacerbated the selling pressure that saw Bitcoin plunge from $90,000 to $60,000 in under a month. Caught off guard Of course, the sheer speed of the recent drawdown has
Bitcoin hovers near key support as bearish trend persists, with oversold RSI and liquidation skew raising odds of a volatile rebound attempt. The Bitcoin ($BTC) market looks like it just took another sharp intraday punch. The first-born crypto currently trades for $66,381, down 1.7% over the last 24 hours. The 24-hour range sits between a
The recent drop in Bitcoin (BTC) price has led to a significant increase in losses. However, on-chain data still suggests the market hasn’t reached its true bottom. At this point, the analytics company CryptoQuant stated in its latest analysis that Bitcoin is continuing its downtrend and has not yet fully reached its bottom. The report
Bitcoin ($BTC) has extended its downward trajectory. Over the past 24 hours, the asset has declined 1.39%, pushing its total losses for the month beyond 30%. While the broader bear market environment remains the primary driver of weakness, emerging on-chain signals suggest that concentrated whale activity could reportedly be amplifying $BTC’s downside. Whale Activity Raises
Kazakhstan is taking a careful step into the crypto world. On January 30, 2026, the National Bank of Kazakhstan confirmed it will allocate up to $350 million from its gold and foreign currency reserves to create a national crypto investment fund. KAZAKHSTAN’S CENTRAL BANK IS NOW ALLOCATING $350 MILLION FROM ITS GOLD RESERVES TO BUY