According to new on-chain data, the amount of Bitcoin held on cryptocurrency exchanges has plummeted to its lowest level since late 2017. The yellow trendline tracks the percentage of Bitcoin’s total circulating supply sitting in known exchange wallets. After peaking in early 2020, this metric has been in a relentless macro downtrend. Investors have spent
Bitcoin’s outperformance against U.S. equities is reviving bullish sentiment across crypto markets, with Coinbase Institutional signaling that the industry may be moving beyond what it described as peak pessimism as participation and macro conditions begin shifting. Bitcoin Strength Sparks Institutional Optimism as Crypto Markets Eye Sustained Breakout Renewed strength in bitcoin relative to U.S. equities
Strategy chairman Michael Saylor shared what he describes as a “digital credit theory,” a new financial approach based on Bitcoin (BTC). According to Saylor, the model is based on creating a pool of appreciating capital through Bitcoin and issuing loans using these assets as collateral. Saylor stated that the first step of the model is
Large Bitcoin wallets are increasing their holdings again as the asset’s price holds around $71,000, according to crypto sentiment platform Santiment. “Their recent shift to accumulation is a bullish signal,” Santiment said in a report on Saturday, referring to wallets holding between 10 and 10,000 Bitcoin ($BTC). “This is a positive reversal,” Santiment added. Santiment
Bitcoin was the first asset to price the Iran war because it was the only liquid market open when U.S. and Israel first launched their attack on a Saturday, a few weeks ago. It dropped 8.5% that day. Two weeks later, it has outperformed gold, the S&P 500, Asian equities, and the Korean stock market.
A new research report suggests quantum computing poses a long-term risk to bitcoin but is unlikely to threaten the network anytime soon. Experts say advances will occur gradually, giving developers and investors time to implement post-quantum security upgrades. New Research Says Quantum Risk to Bitcoin Is Real but Not Immediate A new research report by
The Bitcoin price has not particularly impressed over the past two weeks, but it appears to have steadied its movement within a clear consolidation range. In its latest attempt to shine, the premier cryptocurrency faced fierce resistance around $74,000 on Friday, March 13. Interestingly, the latest on-chain data suggests that the $74,000 resistance might not
Bitcoin’s extended pullback from its all-time high has left traders in uncertainty, and many investors are unsure whether the worst of the decline has already passed. One analyst known as Jelle on X is of the notion that the conversation may be missing an uncomfortable reality that Bitcoin bear markets often become far more painful
Bitcoin recently pushed into a key liquidity pocket near the $73,000 level, briefly tapping overhead liquidity before encountering a sharp reaction to the downside. With structure still holding and buyers stepping in on dips, attention is now shifting to whether this positioning phase could set the stage for a stronger push toward the $80,000 region.
The Basel III rules, which govern bank capital requirements, are set to be updated in 2026, and if Bitcoin ($BTC) receives a lower risk rating in the revised rules, it could potentially trigger a “huge” influx of liquidity into $BTC, according to market analyst Nic Puckrin. Under the current Basel rules, $BTC and similar digital