Bitcoin briefly pushed toward $74,000 this week, buoyed by a string of bullish developments that have tied the crypto industry ever closer to traditional finance. Some market observers began calling this a bullish rally, with one analyst even saying that the new run ‘has legs.’ Yet the rally didn’t last. By the end of the
The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, has capped investor withdrawals from one of its flagship private credit funds. This move follows a surge in redemption requests that exceeded internal limits. While the move affects a traditional finance (TradFi) vehicle, the liquidity pressures behind it could ripple into the Bitcoin and crypto markets. BlackRock Caps Withdrawals
Tesla Inc, the electric car company owned by Elon Musk, has retained its status as one of the biggest holders of Bitcoin. According to data from Arkham, the company has no record of Bitcoin sales thus far this year, as it has held strong through some of the most concerning market downturns. Bitcoin major reserve
Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Mike McGlone outlines a rather bearish, pessimistic scenario for Bitcoin and silver in 2026, predicting their return to two psychological levels of $50,000 for $BTC and $50 per troy ounce of silver, respectively. The main theses of his position can conditionally be divided into four points. Four reasons Bloomberg’s Mike McGlone sees
According to Alicharts, Bitcoin ($BTC) recently printed a new death cross on a significant time frame: the three-day chart. A chart shared shows the interaction of the 50 SMA and the 200 SMA, a death cross signal on the three-day chart. The three-day chart remains one of the most important time frames for Bitcoin from
Markets are digesting a sharp recent spike, with Bitcoin price hovering near key psychological levels while traders reassess risk and positioning. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Summary Bitcoin price at a crossroads: digestion after the spike Daily chart (D1): structure still constructive, but no clean trend 1-hour chart (H1): momentum cooling,
Stablecoin activity has shifted over the past year, with Base emerging as the busiest L2 chain. Driven by trading and DeFi, Base has left other L2s behind. Base is another fast-growing hub for stablecoin transfers. The chain is carrying $USDC, one of the most active stablecoins in the past year. As Cryptopolitan reported earlier, Solana
Market analyst İslam Memiş, in his latest video, assessed the tensions in global markets, the risk of inflation, and expectations in the cryptocurrency world. Memiş made striking claims regarding the “Great Reset” and the transition process to digital currencies. As global markets enter a new era amidst war drums and an energy crisis, Gold and
As majors sell off, Tether quietly doubles down on turning Bitcoin into a $-settlement backbone via Lightning-native $USDT rails. Summary Tether co-leads a $7.5M round in Utexo to enable native $USDT settlement on Bitcoin and Lightning. Utexo promises fixed, pre-confirmable fees, atomic settlement and stronger privacy anchored to Bitcoin’s security. Move comes as $BTC trades
Bitcoin’s ($BTC) price experienced renewed selling pressure from short-term holders (STH) on March 6, after ending its six-week losing streak during the first week of March 2026. During the past 24 hours, STH sent 27,000 $BTC, valued at about $1.86 billion at press time, to crypto exchanges in profit, according to on-chain data analysis from