In a move that solidifies cryptocurrency’s position within mainstream finance, asset management titan BlackRock has executed a significant transfer of digital assets. The firm deposited a combined $89.5 million worth of Bitcoin ($BTC) and Ethereum ($ETH) into the institutional platform Coinbase Prime, according to on-chain data reported by Onchain Lens. This substantial BlackRock Coinbase Prime
Crypto strategist Michaël van de Poppe believes the current market phase could ultimately be remembered as a prime buying opportunity for Bitcoin, one that investors may later regret overlooking. Bitcoin is currently trading at $65,764, according to CoinGecko data. That places the asset 48% below its all-time high of $126,080, reached in October 2025. In
Corporate Bitcoin treasury companies posted a rare three-week selling streak, a shift analysts say could deepen Bitcoin’s pullback if fresh demand doesn’t emerge. Bitcoin ($BTC) treasury companies logged three consecutive weeks of selling, according to Capriole Investments’ Bitcoin Treasuries buy and sell indicator shared by educational platform Coin Bureau. The metric tracks net buying and
DFlow’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) has officially been launched, marking a significant milestone where Artificial Intelligence meets Decentralized Finance. The MCP was created to be a universal tool for trading that can be used by AI agents on the Solana and will change the way that automated entities operate with on-chain liquidity in the future.
NEW YORK, March 2025 – BlackRock’s pioneering tokenized treasury fund, BUIDL, has recorded a staggering 30% expansion in its market capitalization over the past month, according to fresh data from analytics firm Sentora. This remarkable surge directly follows the fund’s strategic listing on the decentralized exchange Uniswap, a move explicitly designed to facilitate trading among
Crypto funds saw $288 million in outflows last week, led by Bitcoin. $XRP, Solana, and Chainlink saw minor inflows. Crypto market crash and rising geopolitical tensions contribute to the negative sentiment. Crypto funds are under pressure, with $288 million pulled out last week, continuing a five-week streak of declines. Overall trading activity also slowed sharply,
Pre-market trading is showing signs of stabilization, with bitcoin rebounding above $66,000 after briefly falling to $64,400 on Sunday. The move higher comes amid continued uncertainty surrounding President Trump’s proposed tariffs and U.S. tensions with Iran, factors that have weighed on broader risk sentiment. Strategy (MSTR), the largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin, is down
The number of bitcoin $BTC$66,380.86 held in wallets tied to the cryptocurrency exchange Binance continues to rise, according to data from CryptoQuant. The tally rose to 676,834.84 $BTC ($44.53 billion) on Sunday, a level last seen in November 2024. That marks a 9.3% rise from the multi-month low of 618,782 in November. CoinDesk reached out
Bitcoin slid below $65,000 over the weekend before stabilizing Monday as traders on prediction market Polymarket increased bets that the cryptocurrency’s pullback has further to run. The odds of Bitcoin ($BTC) falling below $55,000 climbed to 72% on Polymarket Monday, with $1.2 billion in volume on platform. Other bearish bets include price declines below $50,000
Crypto hedge funds are sharply pulling back from the market, raising cash levels as risk appetite deteriorates across digital assets. The move away from the market comes as experts suggest Bitcoin ($BTC) is facing an “identity crisis.” Institutional Retreat From Bitcoin Accelerates Major crypto hedge funds have shifted their portfolios in early 2026. According to