CleanSpark increased its Bitcoin holdings despite selling most of February’s mined coins. Summary CleanSpark mined 568 $BTC in February, bringing its year-to-date total to 1,141 $BTC. The miner sold 553.02 $BTC at an average price of $66,279, booking cash while retaining some production. Total treasury holdings rose to 13,363 $BTC, signaling a balance between monetization
Bitcoin is pressing into a tight decision zone after breaking an earlier resistance area near $71,500. Now, traders are watching whether the move can hold and reclaim the $74,000 level highlighted by Daan Crypto Trades. Bitcoin Breaks Above $71,500 Resistance as Chart Signals Ascending Triangle Bitcoin climbed above a key resistance zone and pushed into
Crypto Rover emphasized one of the changes in the market. Bitcoin has recorded a 8.12 percent increase in March 2026. In the first half of this year, Bitcoin made massive losses. January was down 10.17% and February was down 14.94%. March however changed the trend. The present gains are the first month of 2026 which
Bitcoin’s $BTC$72,578.05 early-week rally began to fade after U.S. markets opened Thursday, sending the cryptocurrency by nearly 2% over the past 24 hours to $71,400. The move comes alongside declines in broad equity markets as the Iran war shows little sign of moving to a quick conclusion, sending oil higher by 5.3% to $78.70 per
Amid the ongoing Bitcoin recovery campaign, large whales have begun distributing heavily above the $73,000 mark, creating stern resistance. For context, Bitcoin has been climbing again despite the pressure that global markets faced following the conflict between Iran and Israel. The leading cryptocurrency fell to $63,000 on Feb. 28, around the time the conflict began
Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor recently made a striking statement on X concerning Bitcoin’s scarcity. Saylor wrote in a tweet, “There isn’t enough Bitcoin for everyone,” highlighting the scarcity behind the largest cryptocurrency by market valuation. There isn’t enough Bitcoin for everyone. — Michael Saylor (@saylor) March 5, 2026 Bitcoin’s total supply is fixed at 21
Bitcoin ($BTC) jumped from $68,000 to roughly $74,000 on March 4 to reach a new monthly high, as two distinct datasets flashed bullish signals nearly simultaneously. On-chain data shows a sharp spike in Binance futures open interest delta coinciding with the price breakout, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have added approximately 23,600 $BTC to their
Trump Media & Technology Group Corp is counting heavy losses on its Bitcoin ($BTC) position. The company backed by President Donald Trump is down $416 million on its Bitcoin portfolio, according to on-chain data retrieved by Finbold from Arkham Intelligence. Notably, Trump Media’s Bitcoin portfolio turned red after the October 11, 2025 crypto crash, and
Crypto promised diversification beyond Bitcoin. For years, the pitch was simple: spread risk across blockchains, decentralized applications, and layer-1 protocols. In practice, that diversification often collapsed when Bitcoin stumbled. Ethereum, Solana, and other major altcoins routinely fell harder than $BTC during drawdowns, leaving portfolios concentrated on the same directional bet, just with different branding. Now,