Bitcoin is stabilizing near $73,500, about 10% below its monthly high of $81,000. Data suggests the stall reflects a shortage of new buyers rather than a plethora of sellers. Risk assets broadly advanced after reports that U.S.-Iran negotiations could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil passageway, lifted sentiment. “The expectations of a de-escalation
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs have now recorded nine consecutive trading days of net outflows, marking the longest withdrawal streak since the products listed in January 2024. SoSoValue data Over the nine-session run, investors pulled roughly $2.8 billion from the funds, surpassing any previous period of sustained selling pressure. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs have shed approximately
Strategy’s perpetual preferred security, Stretch (STRC), fell as low as $97.11 on Thursday as bitcoin slipped to the $73,000 mark. STRC tends to face selling pressure during bitcoin drawdowns and in the days immediately following its ex-dividend date, as seen on Nov. 20 and Feb. 5. The ex-dividend effect typically results in a price adjustment
Bitcoin is trading near $73,000 as charts from Man of Bitcoin and CW show $BTC at a short-term decision point. One setup warns that bullish momentum is weakening, while the other shows shorts closing as selling pressure starts to fade. Bitcoin Price Tests $73K as $BTC Bearish Roadmap Puts Support in Focus Bitcoin is trading
Bitcoin has dropped to a critical price point in a long-forming bear flag amid weak price action, and speculation of a breakdown is building. This bull flag bottom comes as Bitcoin ($BTC) has declined by over 4% since the start of this week. It is on course for its fourth consecutive daily red candle and
Michael Saylor’s Strategy is now facing criticism from well-known industry figure Jeff Dorman, CIO of ARCA Investing. Dorman believes the company may have taken on more risk than expected while betting on a strong Bitcoin rally. Although he says he is not part of Michael Saylor’s inner circle, he thinks Strategy likely built its recent
Bitcoin came under pressure on May 28 as traders assessed whether the latest decline was part of a wider range or the start of a deeper market breakdown. Analysts pointed to network data, technical levels and global risk sentiment. Bitcoin slipped below $73,000 on May 28 and is trading near $73,358 as of press time.
Bitcoin price trades at $73,469 ahead of June 2026 as institutions close May on the biggest monthly ETF outflow of 2026, with whales and long-term holders also starting to distribute. The setup hints at a possible defiance of June’s historically positive median return for Bitcoin. The chart structure now decides whether seasonal buyers or distribution
Michael Saylor’s Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) has deposited Bitcoin to Coinbase crypto exchange, according to on-chain data. Michael Saylor earlier announced the company may sell some of its Bitcoin holdings to fund dividends. This comes as Bitcoin fell below $73K and MSTR stock crashed more than 22% in two weeks.
Digital asset markets are slogging through a choppy 2026, with prices under pressure even as the underlying plumbing of the system quietly advances — from tokenization on Wall Street to quantum‑resistant upgrades on Bitcoin. A new mid‑year update from Fidelity Digital Assets frames the year as one of “structural retooling,” where regulatory progress, infrastructure build‑out,