Bitcoin's price recently climbed above $80,000, supported mainly by increased corporate holdings which rose 4.6% in Q1 2026 to 1.15 million BTC. Despite this, total value of these holdings fell nearly 19%, and overall market participation remains low, with network activity at two-year lows. The rally appears fragile as it depends on a small group of investors, lacking wider user engagement that typically sustains price gains. Future price stability hinges on whether broader demand returns to the market.
The Bitcoin Mining AI Infrastructure Index reportedly fell 16% over the past month, coinciding with an SEC filing from bitcoin miner TeraWulf indicating insider share transactions. This decline reflects investor concerns about insider liquidity and p...
Michael Saylor described Bitcoin as a network balanced by wallets, nodes, and miners, each holding different influence through capital, commerce, and computing power. His comments come amid debate over BIP 110, a proposal to limit certain non-payment...
BlackRock's tokenized U.S. Treasury fund BUIDL on the Avalanche blockchain has surpassed $900 million in assets, doubling its value in just one week. This growth contributes to the fund's total assets under management reaching about $2.87 billion, hi...
Ethereum (ETH) has rebounded about 20% from its 2026 low of $1,517, breaking above key technical levels including a double-bottom formation and its 25-day moving average. The MVRV ratio falling below 0.8 suggests ETH is undervalued and in accumulatio...
Bitcoin mining companies pivoting to AI infrastructure saw a strong rally, but recent insider stock sales and shareholder trims during this surge have raised questions about liquidity and alignment with investors. Key players like TeraWulf announced ...
