Bitcoin — Page 10

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.

The company disclosed 0 BTC bought and 0 shares sold for March 23–29 as MSTR trades deep in a six-month drawdown.

He urged traders to drop bold price calls and lean on data, hedges, and capital-flow signals amid macro noise.

Sweden-listed H100 says deal would lift holdings to about 3,501 BTC, but AGM date conflict clouds closing timeline

Traders keep sub-$50K targets in play amid Iran-driven oil shock, elevated liquidations, and hawkish Fed repricing

Project says it has raised $8.175M in a presale while market focus shifts to GENIUS Act and XRP commodity claims

Fourth Chapter 11 distribution targets onboarded claimants via BitGo, Kraken, or Payoneer

Interpretive framework splits tokens into five buckets as traders wait for the Fed’s 2 p.m. ET decision and projections

Geopolitical escalation tied to Iran and a stronger-than-expected PPI print hit risk assets ahead of the Fed decision

ETH was also listed about $390 higher than the same time last year, with a one-month gain of 15.96%

Token trades near pre-catalyst levels while RLUSD reaches $1.6B and XRP ETFs show retail-heavy ownership

BTC rose about 4% to $74,512 before trimming gains, with traders rotating back into risk even as Middle East risks stayed in focus

BTC hit $75,800 and cleared a $73,750–$74,400 resistance corridor as market makers re-hedged. Ether and XRP gained about 8%

BTC hit $75,800 after breaking a $73,750–$74,400 resistance corridor, with broader crypto rising alongside