Norway’s largest pension fund has made a decisive move that is drawing global attention. The fund increased its Bitcoin exposure by investing approximately $13.5 million through MicroStrategy stock. This decision arrived during a volatile market phase when many investors hesitated. Instead of retreating, the fund chose to act with confidence. The move highlights growing institutional
After losing the psychological $80,000 level, Bitcoin is currently trading in a very risky structure. Derivatives data now indicates that liquidation zones, rather than organic spot demand, are driving price action. Two dense clusters of high-leverage liquidity that are likely to determine Bitcoin’s next significant move are highlighted in the most recent 24-hour BTC liquidation
As February begins, Strategy (MSTR), the world’s largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin $BTC$78,271.48, is already down 7% and on track for an eighth consecutive monthly decline. The stock, currently trading near $141, is down roughly 75% from its November 2024 record high of around $540. The bulk of the decline has occurred since July,
In a recent tweet, blockchain analytics platform Arkham disproves speculation about Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, selling a portion of their $BTC holdings. Satoshi Nakamoto is the name used by the presumed pseudonymous person or persons who developed Bitcoin, authored the Bitcoin whitepaper and created and deployed Bitcoin’s original reference implementation. Satoshi has not sold
Bitcoin slipped under $80K as policy shifts and thinning liquidity strained market resilience. Spot ETFs saw $1.61B in January outflows, weakening demand during Bitcoin’s decline. Prediction markets gave a 63% chance of Bitcoin testing the $69K level in early 2026. Bitcoin’s price slump in early 2026 cut through expectations with surprising speed, slipping beneath the
The cryptocurrency market has slightly recovered following its bearish performance over the weekend. Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market cap, is up by nearly 3% in the last 24 hours and is now trading above $78k. It could rally higher in the near term as institutional inflows into ETFs resume. US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted
Bitcoin has faced renewed selling pressure, with the price slipping below the $80,000 mark after a sharp pullback. The decline followed broader market weakness and rising risk aversion. Although large wallet holders reacted defensively, several underlying bullish signals suggest Bitcoin may be positioning for a short-term recovery as selling pressure shows early signs of saturation.
Bitcoin price edged higher on Feb. 3 after days of heavy selling, as pressure from forced liquidations faded and fresh capital returned to U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Summary Bitcoin rebounded after dipping to its lowest levels since April 2025. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their first net inflows in five sessions. Technical indicators suggest short-term
Bitcoin continues to trade under visible pressure, as short-term market structure reflects sustained bearish control. On the 4-hour chart, $BTC remains below its key exponential moving averages, reinforcing downside momentum. Consequently, recent rebounds have lacked strength and failed to attract follow-through buying. Market participants now assess whether the current stabilization marks a pause or another