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The Federal Reserve may be teeing up a snooze-worthy rate hold, but bitcoin is busy staging its own rebellion — eight straight days up and suddenly everyone’s asking if it’s finally breaking free from the macro leash. Powell Under Pressure: Fed Expected to Hold Rates Amid Trump Criticism The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) concludes

Bitcoin is showing early signs of renewed demand after a February stretch marked by heavy selling across both retail and institutional venues, even as the broader macro backdrop remains unsupportive for risk assets. On-chain and ETF flow data now point to a market that is stabilizing, though not yet fully out of danger. That shift

Bitcoin (BTC) miners are facing mounting financial pressure as production costs outpace market prices, pushing many mining operations into a deficit. With Bitcoin trading around $67,000 while average mining costs have surged to approximately $80,000, miners are currently losing ~$13,000 per BTC, with losses reaching nearly $19,000 at certain points.  This pressure is forcing miners

While April has been one of the turbulent months for the crypto markets, it has been one of the stronger months for Bitcoin. The monthly returns of the star crypto have exceeded 10% for the first time in the past 10 months, mainly after undergoing 5 straight bearish months followed by a rebound in March.

Strategy acquired 22,337 BTC for US$1.57 billion during the week ending March 15, marking its largest single-week Bitcoin purchase of 2026. The company funded roughly 75% of the buy through US$1.18 billion in STRC preferred stock sales, with US$396 million raised from common share offerings. Strategy now holds 761,068 BTC worth approximately US$55.8 billion, but

Bitcoin climbed 22.5% from its Feb. 6 low of US$60,000 to reach US$74,509, marking a third consecutive week of gains driven by renewed institutional demand. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded US$767 million in net inflows for the week ending March 13, snapping a five-month streak of net outflows totalling more than US$4 billion. Analysts cautioned

Bitcoin derivatives data signals a bullish shift after nearly eight days of bearish positioning in the futures market. Bitcoin derivatives data show that the market structure has changed, with the Integrated Market Index reaching 96 on March 16, its highest level in the last 30 days. The reading comes after a reversal in taker flow