In a significant move within the corporate cryptocurrency landscape, Swedish health technology company H100 has announced a bold strategy to dramatically increase its Bitcoin treasury. The company plans to boost its $BTC holdings to 3,500 Bitcoin through the strategic acquisition of two Norwegian Bitcoin-holding firms. This development, confirmed by a public filing on March 21,
New developments in the Iran conflict have spread fear across both the crypto and stock markets. This shift has caused Bitcoin to lose its previous outperformance over equities. The correlation between Bitcoin and stocks returned in March. This change has sparked new speculation among analysts. From Outperformance to Fear: Bitcoin and Stocks Slide Together During
Bitcoin ($BTC) price dropped 6% over the past week to trade near $68,100 after breaking a head-and-shoulders neckline on March 21. The breakdown activated a measured move target near $62,200, roughly 10% below the neckline. However, on-chain data shows whales and long-term holders are accumulating aggressively, setting up a tug-of-war between technical weakness and conviction-driven
Strive (ASST) Chief Risk Officer Jeff Walton laid out the bull case for what he called “Digital Credit,” arguing that a single shift in how rating agencies value Bitcoin ($BTC) could catapult Strategy (MSTR) from junk status to investment grade. In his remarks, Walton targeted the gap between how credit agencies score Bitcoin treasury companies
Bitcoin drops after Trump’s Truth Social threat turns ceasefire language into renewed escalation Overnight, Bitcoin dramatically fell 2.8% after President Donald Trump issued a Truth Social post threatening to “obliterate” Iran’s power plants if the Strait of Hormuz was not reopened within 48 hours. The drop ran from roughly $70,400 to $68,200 before a partial
Bitcoin $BTC$68,661.74 began the year on a painful note, even as equity markets remained buoyant. But stock traders’ luck is now running out, as rising bond yields pressure valuations. Prices for bitcoin plunged to nearly $60,000 from around $90,000 in the first five weeks of the year, according to CoinDesk data. The decline marked a
Bitcoin price started a sharp decline from well above $72,000. $BTC is now consolidating and might extend losses unless there is a close above $70,000. Bitcoin started a sharp decline below $71,200 and $70,500. The price is trading below $70,500 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with
Bitcoin has fallen over the past week, but its declines have been less severe than the broader equity drawdown since the Iran conflict began on February 28. The world’s largest crypto traded around $68,000 on Sunday, down roughly 2% over the past 24 hours and about 6% over the past seven days, according to CoinGecko
Bitcoin dropped below $68,000, extending weekly losses as broader risk-off sentiment and ETF outflows continued to weigh on price action. Geopolitical tensions and a sustained decline in U.S. equities added pressure, reinforcing Bitcoin’s growing correlation with macro markets. Analysts remain divided, with some warning of a deeper pullback toward $60K, while others point to steady
The divergence between gold and Bitcoin ($BTC) in 2026 can be explained by two distinct segments of buyers, according to Stephen Coltman, head of macro at crypto exchange-traded product (ETP) provider 21Shares. Gold’s rally over the last three years has been primarily fueled by central bank buying, while Bitcoin is more widely held by individuals