Bitcoin ($BTC) climbed back above $70,000 on March 10, ahead of the February Consumer Price Index (CPI) report lands Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. ET — with Wall Street banks forecasting a sharper monthly acceleration than markets had hoped. The February CPI print comes at a pivotal moment. $BTC has spent two months consolidating between $63,000
Strategy (MSTR), the largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin $BTC$70,780.92, sold a record number of its perpetual preferred equity, Stretch (STRC), on Monday, using the proceeds to purchase about 1,420 bitcoin, according to data from STRC.live. Proceeds from STRC, which debuted in July 2025, support the company’s bitcoin accumulation strategy. Monday’s session recorded nearly $300
Bitcoin ($BTC) experienced a sharp recovery last week, reaching as high as $74,000. However, although the $BTC price subsequently fell back to around $67,000, it has since surpassed the $70,000 mark once more. Bitcoin’s jump above $70,000 has caused the market to focus on a potential bullish rebound. However, an experienced on-chain analyst warned investors
Hyperscale data center operator AirTrunk has secured a 191.6 billion Japanese yen ($1.24 billion) green loan to refinance and expand its TOK1 data center campus in the greater Tokyo area, marking what it described as the largest data center financing completed in Japan. The loan will support the next development phases of the TOK1 campus,
Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm Electric Capital Partners and investment bank Goldman Sachs were the two largest buyers of spot Solana exchange-traded funds, which launched for trading in the US in October last year. Data shared by Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart on Monday shows that the top 30 institutional holders of US spot Solana
Peter Brandt, a veteran analyst closely followed in the market with 50 years of experience, has made a new post regarding Bitcoin (BTC). According to Peter Brandt, Bitcoin is forming an upward trend in the short term. Technical analyst Peter Brandt shared a chart showing the “Big Banana” formation. Peter Brandt shared a “big banana”
Over the past week, tensions in the Middle East have escalated as conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States has intensified. Despite these developments, Bitcoin has remained surprisingly stable around $68,000. The price has not collapsed sharply as many market participants feared. However, overall market sentiment still leans heavily bearish. Short positions dominate across
A wave of small South Korean companies rushed to copy the Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) playbook in 2025 — buying Bitcoin with borrowed money and calling it a treasury strategy. The cracks are now showing. The case of Bitmax illustrates the gap between the DAT concept and its execution in South Korea’s small-cap market — where
The Iran war and oil surge rocked global equity markets this month. Yet bitcoin $BTC$70,108.61 barely budged — because large traders, institutional flows and sizeable wallet holders stepped in during the dips, keeping demand firm even as traditional markets wobbled. Major oil benchmarks, Brent and WTI, have surged 30% this month, trading above $100 per
Cryptocurrencies linked to artificial intelligence, such as Bittensor’s $TAO, $NEAR Protocol, Internet Computer, and others rallied after Wired reported that Nvidia is preparing a new open-source platform for autonomous AI agents, a concept similar to the OpenClaw framework, ahead of its annual developer conference. The broader artificial intelligence token category rose about 4.8% to roughly