Bitcoin's price failed at the 50 SMA on April 2 and has not recovered. The Supply in Profit metric just entered territory last seen in the post-FTX collapse. The data explains the stall, and what breaks it.
Metaplanet, the Tokyo-listed investment firm that has spent the past year rebranding itself as Asia's answer to MicroStrategy, announced on April 2 that it purchased an additional 5,075 Bitcoin during the first quarter of 2026.
Bitcoin price overnight, slicing through its 50-day moving average with RSI hitting 35 as Donald Trump vowed to hit Iran "extremely hard".
Alleged ceasefire talks between the U.S. and Iran are gaining traction in diplomatic circles - and crypto markets, which have spent weeks rangebound with no clear catalyst, are watching closely.
Bitcoin is consolidating at $68,800 with a rising SMA and neutral RSI. Underneath it, five on-chain signals are pointing in the same direction, and none of them suggest this stays quiet for long.
Franklin Templeton announced Tuesday it has agreed to acquire 250 Digital, a liquid cryptocurrency investment manager spun off from venture firm CoinFund.
BTC touches $69,150 on the hour chart but on-chain data tells a more complicated story.
A quiet regulatory reversal from the Department of Labor could reshape how millions of Americans invest for retirement - and Wall Street is paying close attention.
Bitcoin is closing with one if its worst performance in months as derivatives signal growing short exposure and a long-term capitulation metric enters historic bottom territory for the fourth time ever.
After five consecutive days of outflows across Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs, Monday's session brought a modest but meaningful reversal - the first clean positive reading heading into April.
Two Republican senators have introduced a bill that aims to bring Bitcoin mining back to American soil, reducing dependence on Chinese-made hardware and formalizing the nation's cryptocurrency infrastructure as a strategic national asset.
US-Israel military strike on Iran wiped 6% of Bitcoin's global hashrate overnight - and the miners left standing are quietly selling their Bitcoin to build AI data centers instead.



