A large volume of Bitcoin was moved to centralized exchanges by major holders yesterday, sparking concerns that prices could face downward pressure ahead of the Federal Reserve’s key policy meeting. The transfers, reported by CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn, originated from addresses controlling at least 100 $BTC. These holders sent 44,459 $BTC to exchanges on Tuesday, an
American Bitcoin (ABTC), a mining and treasury firm tied to the Trump family, now holds more bitcoin $BTC$74,191.24 than Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital (GLXY). The company owns 6,899 $BTC, worth about $491 million, edging past Galaxy’s 6,894 $BTC to become the 16th largest public holder of the asset, according to data from BitcoinTreasuries.net. The shift
While the structure of institutional purchases in the crypto market remains a subject of debate, research and brokerage firm K33 has warned that Strategy’s aggressive Bitcoin accumulation could create new risks. It was stated that the company’s purchases, particularly those financed through its perpetual preferred stock vehicle STRC, contain structural vulnerabilities dependent on market sentiment.
The upward momentum that recently propelled Bitcoin above $76,000 has weakened. After its rapid rise, BTC has fallen back to the $72,000 level, and Singapore-based analytics company QCP Capital has published its latest analysis. QCP Capital stated that Bitcoin is trading in a narrow range of around $73,000-$74,000 amid macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty stemming from
Recent Bitcoin transfers by Bhutanese government entities have drawn the attention of market participants. According to data shared by the onchain data platform Arkham Intelligence, the country transferred a total of 973 $BTC to different addresses on Tuesday and Wednesday. The total value of these transfers is estimated at approximately $72.3 million. According to Arkham’s
$BTC has become the focus of renewed debate as analysts challenge the assumption that the market has already reached its bottom. Recent discussions suggest that such expectations may be premature when compared with historical bear market trends. This uncertainty comes as Bitcoin trades below earlier yearly levels, with both technical indicators and macroeconomic signals offering
Bitcoin price fell back under the $74,000 support level after three straight days of gains as investors remained cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate cut decision scheduled for later today. Summary Bitcoin price slipped below $74,000 after a three-day rally, as traders booked profits ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. Markets expect the
Bitcoin heads into the March Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting with strong momentum, trading above $74,000 after eight consecutive daily gains. However, data compiled by bitcoin lender Two Prime suggests this strength may mask a recurring pattern, FOMC meetings have historically acted as short term bearish catalysts for $BTC. Looking at 2025, bitcoin posted
If bettor projections are any guide, the Federal Reserve could hold interest rates steady in the 3.50%–3.75% range on March 18, as war-driven energy prices and rising inflation expectations box policymakers into inaction. Bitcoin ($BTC) is trading near $74,000 after briefly touching $76,000 on Tuesday. Markets have fully priced in a hold, but volatility persists
Story Highlights Bitcoin’s rally stalls near $76K as traders eye Fed decision; a drop toward $69K could trigger $4B in liquidations and accelerate downside pressure. With weak momentum and crowded long positions, $BTC risks a sharp reset if $71K breaks, as liquidation cascades—not news—often drive sudden drops. Bitcoin started the week strong, rising nearly 7%,