#Bitcoin
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Despite Bitcoin falling from $125K to $72K, institutional investors largely held firm. But the real test of ETF-era diamond hands is still coming, CoinShares warns.
Bitcoin surged 10% this week to breach $72,000, but now approaches a critical $73,750-$74,400 zone that has marked major turning points over the past two years.
Bitcoin ETFs pulled $1.47B in two weeks, but underlying demand weakens with realized profits down 63%. The disconnect between institutional flows and retail demand grows.
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Crypto experts push back hard against billionaire Ray Dalio's latest bitcoin critique, turning his warnings about quantum risks and surveillance into bullish arguments. The debate reveals a generational divide in monetary thinking.
Despite institutional adoption and regulatory progress, bitcoin still trades like a risk asset. Why 2026 might be crypto's real transition year, not a breakout.
Korea's Kospi plunged 20% in two days, then Bitcoin hit $73K. Are Korean retail traders pivoting from stocks to crypto again?
MicroStrategy purchased 1,000 BTC in one day through STRC stock sales, the largest accumulation since the instrument's debut. What does this mean for corporate crypto adoption?
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Bitcoin fails to hold $70,000 for the third time since February crash as Middle East tensions and Asian equity selloff test crypto's safe haven narrative.
Bitcoin ETFs see $458M inflow despite Iran tensions, suggesting institutional investors view geopolitical volatility as contained rather than systemic threat to crypto markets.
The first block supporting BIP-110 has been mined as Bitcoin faces its biggest philosophical battle yet. Pure money or data freedom - which vision will win?
MicroStrategy bought another $200M in bitcoin last week, bringing total holdings to 720,737 BTC. With an average price of $76K per coin, what does this mean for crypto investors?
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While S&P 500 futures dropped 1.1% and Nasdaq fell 1.5% on Iran strikes, Bitcoin rebounded 5% from weekend lows despite $300M in liquidations. Is crypto becoming the new hedge against geopolitical risk?
