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Bitcoin pushes past $70K – Will weak on-chain activity push BTC down again?

Bitcoin has surpassed $70,000 amid renewed market optimism, but underlying on-chain indicators suggest weakness. Adjusted on-chain volume has declined to historically low levels, signaling reduced usage. Daily active users and transaction fees have also dropped significantly, reflecting diminished network activity and weakening demand. Despite the price rally, liquidity clusters indicate stronger incentives for downward movement toward $66,000, compared to limited upside toward $72,000. Analysts suggest a significant surge in volatility may be needed to reignite momentum, potentially in Q2 2026. Short-term downside risk remains before a stronger trend can be confirmed.

ambcrypto03/10 17:02

Bitcoin pushes past $70K – Will weak on-chain activity push BTC down again?

ambcrypto03/10 17:02

Strategy Buys Another 17,994 BTC In $1.28 Billion Bitcoin Purchase

Strategy, a major Bitcoin treasury company, has purchased an additional 17,994 BTC for $1.28 billion, marking its 102nd acquisition. This brings its total holdings to 738,731 BTC, representing nearly 3.7% of the circulating supply. Despite an unrealized loss of about 9% with a cost basis of $75,862 per BTC, the company remains the largest public holder of Bitcoin. The purchase was funded through sales of its stock offerings. Meanwhile, Bitmine, the largest Ethereum treasury, continues its own accumulation strategy, recently buying 60,976 ETH. Bitcoin's price has recently dropped below $66,000 but has since to around $68,600.

bitcoinist03/10 14:31

Strategy Buys Another 17,994 BTC In $1.28 Billion Bitcoin Purchase

bitcoinist03/10 14:31

Bitcoin (BTC) Tests Momentum: Can Bulls Reclaim the Highs or Will Bears Target $60K?

Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading around $70,848, showing a 4.74% gain amid extreme market fear, with a significant 19.78% surge in daily trading volume to $50.32 billion. Analysts note that BTC has slipped below its 2-year moving average, historically a signal for long-term accumulation, suggesting a discounted entry zone near $70K. If past cycles repeat, long-term targets could reach $430K. Technical analysis presents mixed signals: the MACD indicates a potential bullish turn, while the Chaikin Money Flow shows weak buying pressure. The RSI at 63.42 suggests moderate bullish momentum with room for upside, and the Bull Bear Power reflects strong bullish pressure. Key resistance lies at $70.9K, with support at $70.7K; a break below could lead to further declines toward $70.6K.

TheNewsCrypto03/10 12:41

Bitcoin (BTC) Tests Momentum: Can Bulls Reclaim the Highs or Will Bears Target $60K?

TheNewsCrypto03/10 12:41

95% of Bitcoin Mined, the Last One Won't Be Until the 22nd Century

Bitcoin has now mined 20 million coins, representing 95.2% of its total capped supply of 21 million. The remaining 1 million BTC will be gradually mined over approximately the next 114 years, with the final coin expected around the year 2140. Since the genesis block was created in 2009, Bitcoin has grown from a niche experiment into a major crypto asset, reaching a market cap surpassing $2.5 trillion and a price of $126,000 by 2025. Key milestones include rapid early growth in transaction volume and network activity, followed by expanded adoption around bull markets such as in 2017. Bitcoin’s emission rate decreases through halving events, which occur every 210,000 blocks (roughly every four years). The current block reward is 3.125 BTC, and it will continue to diminish until all coins are mined. This controlled supply model reinforces Bitcoin’s scarcity and supports its narrative as digital gold. In the future, miners will rely increasingly on transaction fees rather than block rewards.

比推03/10 12:35

95% of Bitcoin Mined, the Last One Won't Be Until the 22nd Century

比推03/10 12:35

Bitcoin: What the $70K bounce means amid BTC’s deleveraging

Bitcoin rebounded from the $65,000 support level, climbing to $70,578 before trading near $69,951, up 4.31% in 24 hours. The move pushed BTC above a key short-term moving average, signaling bullish momentum. However, analysts highlight a significant drop in market leverage, indicating a broader deleveraging phase. Futures open interest declined, suggesting traders are closing positions rather than opening new ones. The recent rally was largely driven by short liquidations, not new capital inflows. While momentum indicators improved, sustainability is uncertain. Holding above $68,400 could lead to a test of $74,050 resistance, but failure may result in a retest of $65,000 support.

ambcrypto03/10 09:32

Bitcoin: What the $70K bounce means amid BTC’s deleveraging

ambcrypto03/10 09:32

Bhutan Transfers Nearly $12M in BTC as Total Transfers Near $42M This Year

The Royal Government of Bhutan transferred 175 BTC, worth approximately $11.85 million, on March 9 as part of its ongoing management of state-backed crypto reserves. This follows a previous transfer of around 100 BTC to QCP Capital about a month earlier. So far this year, Bhutan has moved a total of 395.498 BTC, valued at roughly $41.56 million. According to Arkham Intelligence, the government periodically sells portions of its Bitcoin in clips of $5–10 million. Despite these sales, Bhutan remains a significant national holder of Bitcoin, with 5,425 BTC worth about $379.53 million, plus a small amount of Ethereum. The total tracked crypto portfolio stands at approximately $379.59 million.

TheNewsCrypto03/10 07:51

Bhutan Transfers Nearly $12M in BTC as Total Transfers Near $42M This Year

TheNewsCrypto03/10 07:51

Bitcoin rainbow chart’s undervaluation signal vs supply overhang – Which one wins?

Bitcoin has reclaimed the $70k level, yet remains significantly below the miner cost range of $89k-$91k. On-chain metrics, such as the Inter-exchange Flow Pulse, show a bullish crossover, suggesting potential accumulation. However, the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart indicates that BTC is in an extremely undervalued, or "Bitcoin is dead," zone. Analysis of holder behavior reveals short-term holders are realizing losses, with 140k BTC leaving this cohort, indicating possible capitulation. The substantial 21.3% gap between the market price and the realized price of $89k creates a supply overhang. This suggests short-term holders may sell into any price rallies to break even. The LTH/STH SOPR ratio of 0.89, far from the lows seen at previous bear market bottoms, indicates that calling a structural low may be premature. In summary, while the Rainbow Chart signals undervaluation, on-chain data points to significant selling pressure up to $89k.

ambcrypto03/10 07:05

Bitcoin rainbow chart’s undervaluation signal vs supply overhang – Which one wins?

ambcrypto03/10 07:05

Bitcoin Supply Pressure Builds As Short-Term Holders Realize Losses Below $70K

Bitcoin is struggling to reclaim the $70,000 level amid ongoing market volatility. On-chain data indicates sustained selling pressure from short-term holders, who have been realizing losses over the past week. The Short-Term Holder Spent Output Profit Ratio (STH SOPR) has remained below 1.0 for seven of the last eight days, signaling that recent investors are selling at a loss. Additionally, the supply of Bitcoin held by short-term holders has decreased by approximately 140,000 BTC in two weeks, suggesting either capitulation or coins maturing into long-term holdings. With the average acquisition price for this group near $89,028—about 24% above the current price—many are facing significant unrealized losses, creating psychological pressure and potential selling pressure in future rallies.

bitcoinist03/10 07:02

Bitcoin Supply Pressure Builds As Short-Term Holders Realize Losses Below $70K

bitcoinist03/10 07:02

‘Bitcoin is going to die,’ says Oscar-nominated actor Terrence Howard

Despite recent volatility, Bitcoin (BTC) stabilized around $68,522.50, showing weekly gains and approaching a key resistance level of $69,000–$70,000. Its market dominance also rose toward 60%, indicating relative strength. However, Oscar-nominated actor Terrence Howard expressed strong criticism on the PBD Podcast, stating, "Bitcoin is going to die," due to its tie to the U.S. dollar and vulnerability to systemic risks. The crypto community quickly rebutted his views, emphasizing Bitcoin’s resilience and historical cycle patterns. Meanwhile, weighted sentiment dropped sharply in early February, reflecting market fear, though analysts suggest geopolitical factors may dictate Bitcoin’s next major move.

ambcrypto03/10 06:07

‘Bitcoin is going to die,’ says Oscar-nominated actor Terrence Howard

ambcrypto03/10 06:07

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.

bitcoinist03/10 06:02

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

bitcoinist03/10 06:02

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