Bitcoin

Zach Pandl argues the key tail risk is consensus on ~1.7M BTC in early P2PK outputs, not an imminent cryptographic break.

An April 6 SEC 8-K shows holdings at 766,970 BTC and new ATM capacity of $21B STRC, $21B MSTR, and $2.1B STRK.

BTC pushed above $70,000 after the weekly close as liquidations topped $250 million and bear-flag targets stayed in play.

A joint SAT–NFRA notice urges privacy computing and standardized data sharing to expand SME credit.

The plan starts with opt-in quantum-proof wallets and signatures, then expands to privacy, validators, and offchain security.

A technician mapped a -72% drawdown path while on-chain data shows the current cycle is down 52% from the $126,200 ATH.

The rollout lands as new qubit estimates and Ethereum’s 2029 target compress perceived quantum-risk timelines.

The deal values CoinShares at about $1.2 billion and brings the European crypto ETP manager into US public markets.

A dense resistance cluster near $72,000 includes moving averages and a cost-basis zone where about 650,000 BTC were acquired.

The opinion piece argues volatility is accepted, but warns correlation spikes and disclosure gaps can break the thesis in stress.

A fifth week of tightening range has put the 50-DMA near $68.8K and Fib $68,879 in focus as the next decision zone.

The anecdote spotlights Bitcoin’s opportunity cost versus real estate using 2015, current, and 2025 peak price benchmarks.