Corporate Bitcoin holdings reach 1.15M BTC in Q1 2026 — up 4.6% quarter-on-quarter.
Public companies collectively held 1.15 million BTC at the close of Q1 2026, a 4.6% increase from the prior quarter…
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Public companies collectively held 1.15 million BTC at the close of Q1 2026, a 4.6% increase from the prior quarter…
The True Market Mean break at $78.1K is the headline, but the Short-Term Holder Cost Basis at $80.1K is the wall that decides whether this is a real reversion or a failed retest.
Risk Index at 0 means the framework's drawdown filters have fully cleared — historically the regime that follows has been where systematic BTC positioning pays off.
Two months of steadily rising whale long positioning on the perpetuals DEX signals the breakout bid is coming from the biggest players, not retail flow.
Bitcoin has climbed back to retest its February highs, trading just below the $80,000 mark before settling into a…
Contracts held, bridge didn't: WETH utilization hit 100% in 90 minutes, a seven-hour head start the Protocol Guardian's freeze couldn't recover.
Rising on-chain transfer volume signals renewed network activity, but sliding fees and thin liquidity suggest the move is driven by repositioning rather than fresh speculative demand.
Glassnode's Week On-Chain flags heavy net-short futures positioning and a rejection at the True Market Mean — but easing spot selling leaves squeeze risk live in a range-bound tape.
Active-investor mean of $85K, STH cost basis at $78.9K and the True Market Mean of $78K all price $BTC above the current spot, framing holders as underwater on aggregate.
The 2-3 year cohort — wallets that accumulated through the 2022 bear and pre-ETF — is realizing 60-100% gains at $80K. Selling into strength is a known phase, but the pace is the new variable.
The pullback is shallow so far — the market is testing whether the $80K breakout can hold or whether the late-October push was a liquidation squeeze that's now mean-reverting.
The print matches April 2025's gain — a setup traders now watch for repetition, with a similar return this year framing the seasonal tape into May.
April was the lowest monthly tally in over a year — and the drop from March's $2.6B is sharper than typical seasonal softness, pointing to a hard risk-off reset in capital flows.
Ten tokens printed double- and triple-digit April gains led by SKY at +549%, with LUNC reviving and ZEC quietly outpacing the majors on a percentage basis.
May's schedule is front-loaded with two outsized cliffs — RAIN's first post-vesting tranche and PYTH's 37%-of-cap annual release — with five smaller monthly unlocks filling out the calendar.
Two consecutive up months and a staking rate above 30% are the structural read — May's historical +28–31% average is the seasonal overlay the trade is now leaning into.
Six of the week’s twenty most-searched tokens launched in the last week of April, and the leaders are paying off: SKYAI, LAB, and BIO all tripled in seven days.
The breakout rode a record high in the MSCI AC Asia Index, a Fear & Greed reading still stuck at 40, and a USDT flow into Binance that traders read as fresh dry powder.
Public companies collectively held 1.15 million BTC at the close of Q1 2026, a 4.6% increase from the prior quarter…
Senator Cynthia Lummis has called for the immediate passage of the Clarity Act, cautioning that the absence of clear…