Harvard University endowment’s decision to trim its bitcoin BTC$67,035.11 holdings while adding exposure to ether (ETH) has raised a familiar question: Is the endowment making a bet on Ethereum over Bitcoin, or simply adjusting risk? The answer may be less dramatic than it appears and potentially bullish for the sector. Michael Markov, co-founder and chairman
A new Bitcoin transfer has been made from a US government-affiliated address after a long hiatus. According to Onchain data, a wallet linked to the US government transferred approximately 0.0377 $BTC (approximately $2,510 at current prices) to a new address at 6:16 PM (UTC+3) on March 3rd. The transfer appears to have been made from
Bitcoin ($BTC) experienced a sharp recovery yesterday, rising to $70,000. However, this recovery did not last, and the price fell back to the $66,000-$67,000 level. Although hopes for a further rise have increased after the recent surge, analysts are issuing a death cross warning for Bitcoin. Accordingly, the death cross in Bitcoin signals a risk
Bitcoin long-term holders have added $BTC tokens worth billions of dollars in the past few weeks despite the persistent downtrend. These Bitcoin whales have been busy in the past 30 days, leveraging the dip to stack more sats. While retail traders panicked and selling pressure increased, long-term holders (LTHs) have been on a buying streak,
Bitcoin ($BTC) has been struggling with sideways movement recently, trading between $70,000 and $65,000. The market has not seen the bullish momentum required to break out of this consolidation, leaving Bitcoin in a holding pattern. This stagnation has continued for months, with no clear direction in sight. However, the market conditions could change in the
The S&P 500 has become a pure geopolitical barometer as the Iran war collides with a sharp spike in oil prices, putting the index’s 2026 rally under serious pressure. Futures tied to the S&P 500 fell about 2% in early Tuesday trading as fresh US-Israeli strikes and Iranian retaliation pushed worries about a prolonged conflict
Spot Bitcoin ETFs traded in the U.S. saw net inflows of $458.2 million on Monday, signaling a return to buying by institutional investors. According to SoSoValue data, $263.2 million of those inflows went into BlackRock’s IBIT fund. Seven other funds, including Fidelity and Grayscale, also reported net inflows, with no outflows recorded during the day.
CoinDesk Indices presents its daily market update, highlighting the performance of leaders and laggards in the CoinDesk 20 Index. The CoinDesk 20 is currently trading at 1924.9, down 3.3% (-66.23) since 4 p.m. ET on Monday. One of the 20 assets are trading higher. Leaders: NEAR (+1.3%) and CRO (-1.6%). Laggards: AAVE (-10.0%) and ADA
Key Highlights: Analyst Garrett Jin warns macro volatility keeps crypto in a high-risk environment despite short-term stability. Bitcoin shows tactical improvement above $68K, but no confirmed trend reversal has emerged. Whale accumulation and institutional buying continue even as broader uncertainty persists. Crypto is in a fragile position even with recent bouts of stabilization, the market