MARA Holdings, a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin miner moving into digital energy and artificial intelligence infrastructure, on Thursday disclosed that it sold 15,133 Bitcoin for roughly $1.1 Billion over three weeks this month to fund the repurchase of its 2030 and 2031 convertible notes. The move reduces outstanding debt by about 30%, captures an estimated $88 million
Bitcoin ($BTC) is trading at $69,834 on March 26, 2026, pulling back 2.11% on the day after failing once again to hold above $71,000. The Money Flow Index (MFI) sits at 69.38 on the daily chart, approaching but not yet clearing the 80-level overbought threshold. Two other signals that suggest the market is not positioned
Caxton Associates has seen its flagship $9 billion macro fund lose more than $1.3 billion in March after the Iran conflict sent oil, bond and commodity markets into violent dislocations. The London-based firm, led by CEO Andrew Law, is one of at least ten major hedge funds caught on the wrong side of the Gulf
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At 10:30 a.m. Eastern time on Thursday, bitcoin traded at $69,678, consolidating near the $69,500 range after retreating from an intraday high of $71,570. Price action remains range-bound with weakening short-term momentum and persistent resistance overhead. Bitcoin Chart Outlook The daily timeframe on Thursday continues to reflect a broad consolidation range, with price holding within
Wall Street firms may embrace blockchain technology, just not in its current form. The open, distributed ledger visible to all comers runs counter to the way traditional finance works, said Don Wilson, the founder and CEO of DRW, a TradFi trading firm that’s been active in crypto for over a decade. “There is no world
Il Capo of Crypto, one of the most well-known analysts in the cryptocurrency world, discussed the future of Bitcoin’s price in his latest report. The analyst notes that the Bitcoin price is currently stuck in the $65,000 to $75,000 range, but remains optimistic about a bullish outlook. According to the analyst, a clean re-emergence of
Bitcoin BTC$68,845.75 slipped below $69,000 on Thursday as a broader pullback in risk assets gathered pace, with early optimism around Iran-U.S. peace and easing Middle East tensions fading. The largest crypto lost more than 3% from its overnight high above $71,000, while major altcoins ether (ETH), $XRP ($XRP), Solana’s $SOL ($SOL) and Cardano’s $ADA ($ADA)
Bitcoin BTC$68,953.68 is proving more resilient than traditional safe-haven assets as gold and silver come under pressure from outflows, positioning unwinds and deteriorating liquidity, according to Wall Street investment bank JPMorgan. “The deterioration in liquidity conditions in gold has seen its market breadthdecline below that of bitcoin currently,” analysts led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, wrote in