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Solana ETF inflows hit 2% of SOL’s market cap, beating Bitcoin’s record

U.S. Spot Solana ETFs have reached nearly $1 billion in inflows, representing 2% of SOL's market cap, in just 18 weeks since their October debut. This milestone was achieved faster than Bitcoin ETFs, which took 55 weeks to reach the same level. Despite the bear market, institutional demand for SOL remains strong, with 50% of assets under control by institutions. Unlike Bitcoin ETFs, Solana ETFs show limited basis trade activity, suggesting inflows are driven by conviction rather than speculation. ETF flows now account for 25% of SOL's price variance. Recent outflows coincided with a price drop, though SOL recovered partially. The Choppiness Index indicates a potential breakout, with key levels at $100 or $78 depending on market direction and ETF flow trends.

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Solana ETF inflows hit 2% of SOL’s market cap, beating Bitcoin’s record

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77% Of Bitcoin Treasury Firms Sitting Underwater—Highest Since 2023

A recent analysis reveals that 77.4% of Bitcoin treasury companies are currently underwater on their Bitcoin holdings, the highest level since 2023. These firms, which hold BTC as a reserve asset, are facing significant losses due to the recent price decline. Notably, 65.6% of these companies are experiencing losses exceeding 20% below their cost basis. MicroStrategy, a major player, has an average acquisition price of $75,985, placing it over 12% in the red. The trend is reminiscent of the May 2022 bear market. Despite this, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have recently seen a return of inflows, suggesting a potential resurgence in demand. Bitcoin's price currently hovers around $67,600.

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77% Of Bitcoin Treasury Firms Sitting Underwater—Highest Since 2023

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Crypto markets face energy-driven stress – Can Bitcoin withstand it?

Rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have driven a sharp rebound in global oil prices, with crude climbing over 60% year-to-date. This surge reflects fears that supply disruptions could impact 20% of global oil exports. Historically, periods of rising oil strength often align with major Bitcoin peaks or extended consolidation phases, as seen in 2018 and 2022. Higher energy costs raise inflation expectations, tightening global liquidity and often reducing investor exposure to high-beta assets like Bitcoin. However, some analysts argue inflation shocks could support Bitcoin as a hedge against currency debasement. A coordinated release of 400 million barrels from strategic reserves by the G7 and IEA caused oil prices to drop sharply, potentially easing inflation pressures and reducing the need for aggressive monetary tightening. This could allow crypto markets to stabilize, though sustained geopolitical risks remain. Despite macro stress, Bitcoin held firm near $68,171, with tightening exchange reserves—falling to 2.7 million BTC, the lowest since 2019—indicating long-term holders are withdrawing coins. This suggests capital diversification rather than a full rotation to energy assets, with institutional demand evident through steady ETF inflows and heightened CME activity. Macro liquidity conditions remain the key driver of Bitcoin’s cycle momentum.

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Crypto markets face energy-driven stress – Can Bitcoin withstand it?

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Bitcoin Correction Intensifies With A Sharp Surge In Coins Held At A Loss

Bitcoin's price fell sharply over the weekend, dropping below $70,000 and intensifying the ongoing market correction. On-chain data indicates that 43% of Bitcoin's supply is now held at a loss, a level historically associated with market downturns. Analysts note that this shift suggests increased stress among short-term holders and could signal further declines, potentially pushing the loss-held supply toward 45%, a level seen in previous bear markets. Meanwhile, Bitcoin exchange reserves continue to decline, indicating reduced selling pressure and a preference for long-term holding. Although spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows after the recent all-time high, these are now stabilizing. A return to positive ETF inflows, combined with falling exchange reserves, could tighten supply and support prices. BTC was trading around $67,547 at the time of reporting.

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Bitcoin Correction Intensifies With A Sharp Surge In Coins Held At A Loss

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BTC Market Pulse: Week 11

Bitcoin retreated from the $74k level, showing tentative signs of stabilization. Momentum improved modestly with RSI recovering, though overall price action remains subdued. Spot trading volume was lower, indicating limited participation. Futures open interest rose, while funding rates turned negative, reflecting mixed derivatives sentiment. Options markets became less defensive as volatility spreads narrowed and skew declined. ETF inflows accelerated, though the average holder is now underwater. On-chain metrics were mixed: transfer volume improved, but active addresses and fees remained soft. Supply in profit and NUPL saw modest recovery. Overall, conditions are stabilizing with slight improvements in momentum, ETF demand, and profitability. However, capital flows remain weak, speculative activity is low, and broader conviction has not yet fully returned.

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BTC Market Pulse: Week 11

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Strategy’s 101st Bitcoin buy: How will corporate treasury demand reshape BTC?

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin accumulation strategy, initiated in August 2020, has grown to approximately 720,737 BTC by early 2026, with an average acquisition cost of around $75,985. The company’s consistent purchases through both bull and bear markets reflect a long-term treasury allocation rather than short-term trading. Corporate adoption, led by firms like MicroStrategy, MARA, and Metaplanet, is reshaping Bitcoin’s supply dynamics. By March 2026, 193 public companies collectively held over 1.138 million BTC, representing more than 5.4% of the total supply. This institutional accumulation reduces exchange liquidity and tightens circulating supply, reinforcing Bitcoin’s scarcity. While large corporate buys once caused immediate price rallies, their direct market impact has softened, with recent purchases coinciding with price stability rather than sharp increases. The growth of U.S. Spot ETFs, with $55 billion in cumulative inflows, further anchors institutional demand. This structural shift toward treasury-driven accumulation may lead to increased price volatility and greater ownership concentration among long-term holders.

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Strategy’s 101st Bitcoin buy: How will corporate treasury demand reshape BTC?

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Bitcoin down 21%, Gold up 79% – So why are investors still betting on BTC?

In 2026, the debate with gold as a safe-haven asset intensified. While gold surged 79% to over $5,200/oz, Bitcoin fell 21%. However, institutional interest in Bitcoin grew rapidly. Spot Bitcoin ETFs matched 15 years of gold ETF inflows in under two years, indicating faster adoption in traditional finance. Fernando Nikolić called this "absolute cinema," arguing Bitcoin is clearly outpacing gold. Gold advocate Peter Schiff countered, warning of future outflows. Analyst Matt Mena noted Bitcoin is increasingly seen as a "flight-to-safety" asset during geopolitical tension, often lagging gold by 3-6 months before catching up. Over 50 million Americans now own Bitcoin, surpassing gold owners. Despite gold's larger market value, Bitcoin shows accelerated adoption via ETFs, institutions, and retail.

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Bitcoin down 21%, Gold up 79% – So why are investors still betting on BTC?

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What happened to Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs this week?

Bitcoin ETFs initially saw strong inflows, with over $1.14 billion entering between March 2-4, led by BlackRock's IBIT. However, momentum reversed with significant outflows later in the week, including $227.9 million on March 5 and $348.9 million on March 6. Similar patterns emerged in altcoin ETFs: Ethereum saw inflows of $169.4 million on March 4 but faced major outflows afterward, while Solana and XRP ETFs also ended the week with net withdrawals. Despite this short-term institutional caution, broader expansion continues with new products like the first U.S. Spot Polkadot ETF and increased involvement from traditional firms like Morgan Stanley, indicating long-term infrastructure growth.

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What happened to Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs this week?

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