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New thunderbolt on Bitcoin: Strategy buys 1420 BTC in one day after a record fundraising on the markets. Details here!

American spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a strong recovery on Monday with $167 million in net inflows. Meanwhile, Ether, XRP, and Solana funds saw a third consecutive day of outflows. A gap is widening, revealing much about institutional investors’ mindset.

Imagine: three armed men burst into your home and force you to transfer €900,000 in Bitcoin. This nightmare scenario became reality for a couple in Yvelines, France.

The sudden surge in oil prices puts bitcoin back at the center of the macroeconomic game. In just a few sessions, American crude posted one of its most significant increases, reviving a key market question: can energy shocks trigger a new bullish cycle for cryptos? Several analysts are now watching for a possible domino effect. In this tense climate, could bitcoin capitalize on this situation and aim for a major rally in the coming weeks?

The Bitcoin network has just reached a historic milestone: 20 million coins mined out of a total of 21 million. So only one million BTC remains to be created, and this last million will take more than a century to come to light. 

Saylor strikes again. 18,000 more bitcoins in the bag. Peter Schiff grimaces, the community exults, and the latent loss? 5.5 billion. Nothing less.

Nigel Farage makes a strong move by investing $1.5 million in Bitcoin via Stack BTC. Between political strategy and economic opportunity, this bold move revives the debate on the future of cryptos in the United Kingdom.

Bitcoin mining leaves the realm of mere science fiction. Starcloud, an American startup supported by Nvidia, claims it will carry mining ASICs on its second spacecraft later in 2026. If the trial succeeds, the company would become the first to mine bitcoin from Earth orbit. In…

Analyst PlanB estimates that the price of bitcoin could reach an average of $500,000 during the current cycle. This projection is based on the update of his Stock-to-Flow model, which analyzes the scarcity of BTC and the historical cycles of the crypto market.

The rise in bitcoin does not solve the economic equation of mining. At Riot Platforms, the increase in prices covers the electricity bill, without absorbing all charges or depreciation. This gap brings the debate back to a more demanding question: from what price does a mining company actually become profitable again? The analysis distinguishes three thresholds, from energy cost to accounting result.

Bitcoin ETFs finally return to the green. Does the return of capital signal a new phase for bitcoin? Analysis here.

This Sunday evening, bitcoin fell nearly 2% at the very moment when oil jumped by about 20%, driven by fears of shortages due to the escalation in the Middle East. This sudden divergence reveals a deeper shift. Faced with energy risk, the speculative narrative fades, and BTC becomes an asset exposed to geopolitical shocks again.

Saylor is buying bitcoin again. The price is underwater, Iran rumbles, ETFs flee. Nothing works. The head of Strategy posts a small message and the machine restarts.

For Willy Woo, the bitcoin rebound does not mark the end of the bear market. The on-chain analyst believes a bullish trap is forming, while BTC might not have reached its bottom yet. His reading is based on liquidity, as the current movement looks less like a sustainable reversal than a simple market spurt.

At Strategy, the STRC stock is establishing itself as an increasingly scrutinized financing lever. The sudden surge in trading around this preferred stock launched in summer 2025 raises a specific question: Does Michael Saylor have new leeway to buy BTC? The answer will depend on a very concrete appointment, with the next document expected by the SEC on March 9, 2026.

The leader in crypto exchanges Binance sees its BTC, ETH and USDT reserves collapse! 307,000 ETH, 8,000 BTC and 360 million USDT withdrawn in one month, causing billions $ in losses. Market capitulation or confidence crisis?

After a lightning rebound, the leading crypto plunges back below $70,000 and rekindles doubts about the strength of the recent bullish momentum. Capital flows, trader activity and several market indicators signal a clear shift: selling pressure is taking over again. Behind this retreat, three major factors reshape the short-term balance.

On Wednesday, March 4, nearly 32,000 bitcoins abruptly left the trading platforms, for a value exceeding 2.26 billion dollars. A movement described as "abnormal" by onchain analysts, who see it as the sign of massive spot purchases. But who is behind this extraordinary outflow?

Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a heavy capital outflow on March 5, 2026. In a single session, 227.9 million dollars left these products. It is their worst day since February 12. Yet, behind this brutal figure, another movement begins to emerge: smoothed flows over several days stop deteriorating and even show…

Under financial pressure, Bitcoin miners are massively liquidating their reserves. More than 15,000 BTC have been sold since October as mining profitability drops and the industry explores artificial intelligence to diversify its income.

Military strikes involving the United States, Israel, and Iran have revived global market nervousness, triggering an immediate bitcoin reaction. Some analysts see a scenario reminiscent of 2022, supported by charts. However, the comparison deserves to be nuanced. While technical similarities emerge, the macroeconomic context and market structure differ significantly. In this geopolitical uncertainty climate, analyzing bitcoin movements helps better measure immediate risks and resilience margins of the crypto ecosystem.

Fired from OpenAI, here he is a billionaire. Leopold bets on electricity and bitcoin miners to fuel AI. His former friends shout betrayal. He pockets the money.

Bitcoin reached $74,000 and the rally left its marks. Indeed, a wave of liquidations swept away the most exposed positions, hitting short sellers first. This movement raises questions: what drives the market in the short term? Two key readings emerge. The first is related to microstructure, with pockets of liquidity likely to serve as benchmarks for upcoming movements. The second comes from institutional flows, driven by the return of inflows on US spot ETFs.

The figure is as striking as it is intriguing: futures contract flows on Shiba Inu surged 666% in a very short time frame. A strong signal of traders' agitation… but is it enough to reverse a bearish trend stretching for months?

Geopolitical tensions revive market reflexes. In times of uncertainty, investors traditionally turn to assets perceived as safe havens. For Robert Kiyosaki, bitcoin could benefit from this dynamic. The author of the best-seller "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" believes that the recent surge in gold is a strong signal. According to him, this movement could herald a forthcoming surge in crypto, in a context where investors seek alternatives to traditional financial assets.

Warsh likes Bitcoin, hates high rates, and frequents Stanford. Senators, meanwhile, like investigations and blockades. Trump is keeping his fingers crossed.

Bitcoin is surging. In just a few hours, BTC jumped 6% to near $73,000, its highest level in nearly a month. A strong signal in a still very turbulent macroeconomic context. Is this the start of a true bullish reversal?

Bitcoin is at the heart of political discourse, but where are the results? David Bailey, Trump’s former crypto advisor, reveals why government promises remain unfulfilled. Between unused strategic reserves and pending regulations, BTC is still waiting for its time.