_Bitcoin shows a slow reset as STH losses persist, leverage declines, and ETF demand softens without panic selling._ Bitcoin’s short-term holders are still under pressure as on-chain data shows their positions remain deep in the red. Recent buyers have held coins

Bitcoin price has entered a rare phase that few cycles have shown before. BTC now sits close to recording six consecutive red monthly candles, a pattern that has almost never appeared in its history. That setup has placed unusual attention on the coming months, especially as price struggles to

Crypto market news today reveals Michael Saylor’s hint at making another huge BTC purchase, after reports showed his company invested over $2.9 billion in the asset this month. This is happening while BTC is consolidating, with investors remaining positive about upcoming crypto market news

Bitcoin’s (BTC) failure to close the week above the 200-week exponential moving average (EMA) on Sunday put it at risk of another downward leg over the coming weeks or months. Key takeaways: Bitcoin price signals “structural weakness” with failure to close week above a key trend line. A

Some worry bitcoin BTC$70,639.39 could still see a deeper sell-off, but one key indicator suggests the bottom may already be behind us. That indicator is the 30-day implied volatility, which is an options-based measure of expected price turbulence over four weeks. The widely-tracked 30-day implie

The SEC just removed the 25,000 contract position limit on crypto ETF options. Institutions can now build sophisticated hedging strategies, take larger positions, and manage crypto exposure with the

Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, purchased 1,031 BTC for $76.6M, bringing total holdings to 762,099 BTC. This more measured acquisition follows previous larger buys and is funded through common stock sales. Current holdings are valued around $54B, about 7% below acquisition cost.

# Woke up, and BTC pulled back to 70k. On the drive this morning, the radio was reporting that gold came under pressure as the Fed's March FOMC meeting failed to meet rate cut expectations, erasing all gains for the year so far. Recently, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have escalated, causing global capital markets to shake. According to classical narratives in traditional finance, geopolitical conflicts should push up gold prices—a logic rooted in gold's thousands of years of safe-haven attributes, long since becoming the instinctive reaction of market participants. Yet the market performance in March 2026 has shattered this stereotype: gold prices continued to decline, breaking through the critical support level of $4,500, while Bitcoin's decline was far smaller than traditional risk assets like stocks, displaying a certain characteristic of "relative safe-haven." This anomalous divergence, on the surface is a difference in asset price movements, but at a deeper level reflects a structural change long overlooked by the market: the investor base for gold and Bitcoin is undergoing a fundamental shift

_SEC approves removal of 25,000 contract limit on Bitcoin and Ether ETF options, enabling larger trades._ _NYSE allows unlimited positions on crypto ETF options, aligning rules with commodity ETF markets._ _Crypto ETF options now support FLEX contracts with custom strike prices and

Bitcoin began the week facing renewed macro headwinds as risk sentiment wavered and traders weighed the possibility of further downside in a pattern that resembles January’s bear flag. BTC traded around the mid-$60,000s after a weekend of outsized liquidations and a weekly close that fell short of r