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Rising yields on Japanese government bonds are driving institutional investors to shed risk assets including Bitcoin (BTC), with roughly ¥390 Trillion (approximately $2.6 Trillion) in bond holdings now exposed to heavy unrealized losses that could force further liquidation across global markets. Jap

Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, declared that Bitcoin (BTC) has secured its place as global digital capital — but warned that misguided protocol changes, specifically those tied to BIP-110, represent the most dangerous self-inflicted threat the network now faces. BIP-110 Protocol Dispute Say

The International Monetary Fund has warned that the rise of tokenized finance could make future financial crises unfold faster and become harder to control, as real-time settlement systems remove the buffers that currently slow down market stress. In a new report, the IMF said tokenization allows as

U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds pulled in $1.32 billion in net inflows during March, even as gold ETFs shed $2.92 billion in the same period — a divergence that Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart says signals Bitcoin's expanding role as a multi-purpose portfolio asset. Bitcoin ETF March

The ALT/BTC chart has printed four consecutive green monthly candles and confirmed a bullish crossover — the same technical signal that preceded the 2021 altcoin rally. Analyst Mark Chadwick argues that macroeconomic and regulatory tailwinds make the coming Bitcoin (BTC) rotation into altcoins far m