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Focuses on news, price analysis, technological evolution, and market trends within the Bitcoin ecosystem. It explores its role and influence in the global financial system.

Bitcoin jumps above $73K as $463M in short liquidations shake crypto market

The cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp rebound, with Bitcoin climbing above $73,000 and gaining 8% over 24 hours. This surge triggered a significant short squeeze, resulting in over $463 million in short liquidations compared to $79.9 million in long liquidations. Major altcoins also posted strong gains: Ethereum rose 9.66%, Solana climbed 8.94%, XRP gained 7.23%, and Dogecoin surged over 15%. The broad-based rally indicates renewed risk appetite and highlights how leveraged short positions accelerated upward momentum as bearish traders were forced to close their positions.

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Bitcoin jumps above $73K as $463M in short liquidations shake crypto market

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Riot mines 5,686 BTC and earns $647mln in 2025 – Yet its stock barely moved

Riot Platforms reported record $647.4 million revenue in 2025, a 72% increase from 2024, driven by mining 5,686 BTC. Despite Bitcoin's price surge to $87,498, Riot’s stock remained stagnant, reflecting investor concerns over rising mining costs. The average cost to mine one BTC jumped to $49,645 in 2025, up from $32,216, due to increased network competition. While Riot maintains strong liquidity with $1.6 billion in BTC holdings and $309.8 million cash, the broader mining industry faces profitability pressures from halving events, geopolitical risks, and economic uncertainty.

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Riot mines 5,686 BTC and earns $647mln in 2025 – Yet its stock barely moved

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Bitcoin’s Last Cycle Bottom Shows When The Bleed Will End This Time Around

Crypto analyst Ardi suggests Bitcoin's current downtrend may end similarly to the last cycle bottom, where the market fully reset leverage and open interest was wiped out. While recent market conditions have flushed significant leverage, current open interest at $43.86B remains higher than previous cycle lows. Ardi notes speculative excess must nearly vanish for a true bottom, but believes geopolitical tensions are already priced in. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe predicts a potential rally to $75,000–$80,000 this month after consolidation, citing reduced selling pressure from long-term holders. BTC trades around $67,800, maintaining strength amid volatility.

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Bitcoin’s Last Cycle Bottom Shows When The Bleed Will End This Time Around

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Bitcoin’s future depends on people, not governments, experts say

Experts at Bitcoin Investor Week emphasized that Bitcoin's long-term success depends on public adoption rather than government support. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) CEO Phong Le outlined the company's three-phase approach to Bitcoin investment, evolving from direct purchases to issuing equity instruments like perpetual preferreds, aimed at attracting traditional finance. Both Le and KindlyMD CEO David Bailey expressed strong long-term optimism, with Le stating they have no plans to sell Bitcoin unless it stagnates at $8,000 for five years. Bailey argued Bitcoin's progress is inevitable with growing ownership, though he predicted significant consolidation, with half of Bitcoin Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) potentially disappearing in 18 months. Bitcoin's price broke key resistance, rising 7% to target $78,800.

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Bitcoin’s future depends on people, not governments, experts say

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AI Collectively Abandons Fiat: Bitcoin Becomes the Preferred Currency for Autonomous Economic Agents

A recent study by the Bitcoin Policy Institute tested 36 AI models from six companies—Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek, xAI, and MiniMax—to evaluate their preferences between Bitcoin and traditional fiat currencies in simulated economic scenarios. The models, acting as autonomous economic agents, were presented with 28 scenarios covering core monetary functions like savings, payments, and settlements. Out of 9,072 responses, not a single AI model selected fiat currency as its first choice. Bitcoin was the preferred currency in 22 out of 36 models, particularly for long-term savings, where it was chosen 79.1% of the time. Stablecoins were favored for payments (53.2%) and settlements (43%), while Bitcoin ranked second in these categories at 36% and 30.9%, respectively. Among the AI developers, Anthropic’s models showed the strongest preference for Bitcoin (68%), followed by DeepSeek (51.7%), Google (43%), xAI (39.2%), MiniMax (34.9%), and OpenAI (25.9%). The study emphasized that the AI’s choices were based on technical and economic attributes derived from training data rather than real-world predictions. Despite this limitation, the consistent preference for Bitcoin across diverse AI systems suggests a broad consensus on what constitutes sound money.

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AI Collectively Abandons Fiat: Bitcoin Becomes the Preferred Currency for Autonomous Economic Agents

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Bitcoin (BTC) Riding a Bullish Wave: Will It Climb to the $80K Mark?

Bitcoin (BTC) has surged 6.76%, breaking past the $71,000 mark after opening the day at around $66,237. Trading volume is high at $62.28 billion, though the market shows signs of extreme fear. Technical indicators suggest strong bullish momentum: the MACD is above the signal line, RSI is at 67.41, and Bull Bear Power reflects strong upward pressure. Key resistance lies near $71.4K–$71.5K, while support sits around $71.2K. If bullish trend continues, BTC may target higher levels, though a pullback could test lower supports.

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Bitcoin (BTC) Riding a Bullish Wave: Will It Climb to the $80K Mark?

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Bitcoin: MARA’s $4.7B sell-off rumors spark panic – Is a massive crash coming?

The market is in turmoil due to rumors that MARA Holdings, the second-largest Bitcoin holder with 53,822 BTC worth $4.7 billion, may sell part of its holdings. This speculation arose after MARA updated its treasury policy on March 2nd, shifting from its long-term holding strategy. Although no sale has occurred yet, the possibility has caused panic among investors, fearing a massive sell-off could severely impact Bitcoin's price. In contrast, American Bitcoin announced a significant expansion of its mining operations on March 4th, adding over 11,000 new miners and demonstrating strong confidence in Bitcoin's future. The situation remains tense as the market watches MARA's next move.

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Bitcoin: MARA’s $4.7B sell-off rumors spark panic – Is a massive crash coming?

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DDC Enterprise Limited Announces Unaudited Preliminary Financial Results for 2025: Revenue Reaches Record High, Bitcoin Holdings Increase to 2,183 BTC

DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSE American: DDC) announced unaudited preliminary financial results for the full year ended December 31, 2025. The company expects record revenue between $39 million and $41 million, driven by strong performance in its core consumer food business and improved operational efficiency. Organic growth, excluding the strategic contraction of U.S. operations, increased 11% to 17% year-over-year. Gross profit margin is projected between 28% and 30%. Adjusted EBITDA turned positive, a major improvement from a $3.5 million loss in 2024. Core Consumer Food Business Adjusted EBITDA, which excludes costs and non-cash mark-to-market impacts related to Bitcoin, is estimated between $5.5 million and $6 million. The company also expanded its Bitcoin treasury strategy, increasing its holdings to 2,183 BTC as of the latest update. CEO Norma Chu highlighted the dual strategy of a disciplined food platform combined with strategic Bitcoin reserves to create long-term shareholder value.

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DDC Enterprise Limited Announces Unaudited Preliminary Financial Results for 2025: Revenue Reaches Record High, Bitcoin Holdings Increase to 2,183 BTC

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Tiger Research: Can Bitcoin, Plunging Amid Geopolitical Crisis, Still Be Called 'Digital Gold'?

Tiger Research questions Bitcoin's status as "digital gold" after its price fell sharply during the Iran-Israel geopolitical crisis in February 2026, while gold rose. Historical data from six major crises shows Bitcoin consistently drops during such events, unlike gold. Neither sovereign states (which hoard gold but exclude Bitcoin from reserves) nor investors treat Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset. For investors, it falls with stocks but doesn’t rise with them—a poor risk profile. Three structural asymmetries explain this gap: 1) market structure (Bitcoin’s derivatives market is 6.5x larger than spot, causing cascading sell-offs), 2) participant composition (leveraged traders dominate vs. patient capital in gold), and 3) behavioral accumulation (gold has decades of "crisis buying" trust; Bitcoin lacks this record). However, Bitcoin proves useful in crises for its functional value—enabling transfers when borders close or banks fail, as seen in Ukraine and Iran. For Bitcoin to become "next-generation gold," these asymmetries must shrink. Key enablers include generational shift (as digital-native generations inherit wealth) and algorithmic adoption (embedding "buy in crisis" logic into AI trading systems. Bitcoin isn’t digital gold yet, but could evolve into a new asset class if these changes occur.

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Tiger Research: Can Bitcoin, Plunging Amid Geopolitical Crisis, Still Be Called 'Digital Gold'?

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