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,
JPMorgan analysts have indicated that Bitcoin remains at risk of a decline, despite the recent rally to $74,000 amid geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran. This came as they noted that stocks did not initially sell off until about a month after the Ukraine war began, a similar pattern that played out for $BTC
Bitcoin traded at $72,648 on March 5, 2026, consolidating between $72,600 support and $73,100 resistance after an overnight push higher lost momentum. Technical indicators across the 1-hour, 4-hour, and daily charts show a market hovering in neutral territory as momentum indicators flatten and key moving averages point in competing directions. Bitcoin Chart Outlook The one-hour
Bitcoin slid to $63,030 after US-Israel strikes on Iran triggered a risk-off cascade across markets. From there, $BTC rallied to $74,000 intraday on Mar. 4, a roughly 17% rebound. As of press time, Bitcoin trades at $73,613, up 7.7% in the past 24 hours. The move recaptured much of the selloff, but whether it holds
The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTC), experienced a sudden recovery after weeks of consolidation below $70,000, with the price climbing above $73,000. However, this rise has still failed to convince the market. Analysts have differing opinions on whether this increase represents a genuine breakout or a trap for late buyers. At this point, many analysts argue
The first phase of bitcoin’s BTC$72,608.88 recent drawdown has not triggered panic among institutional investors, according to crypto asset management firm CoinShares. Professional allocators reduced exposure modestly but largely maintained their positions compared with last year. Advisors trimmed holdings while hedge funds scaled back alongside the broader leverage unwind and shifting opportunities in other markets,
On-chain data tracker Lookonchain has identified an old Bitcoin whale that has stirred after eight months of inactivity and moved an enormous amount of $BTC to the world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance. $36.4 million in Bitcoin shoveled to Binance by crypto OG Lookonchain shared a chart by Arkham Research, showing the details of a large