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Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen 23% through the first 50 days of 2026 - its weakest start to a financial year on record, according to Checkonchain data. The cryptocurrency dropped 10% in January and a further 13-15% in February, putting it on course for the first back-to-back losses in those two months in

Bitcoin (BTC) continues to trade in a narrow band despite steady corporate accumulation and advancing institutional integration, as macro policy uncertainty replaces leverage-driven liquidations as the dominant force shaping the crypto market. The asset briefly slipped below $65,000 in Asian trading

Stablecoin reserve growth could generate enough demand for U.S. Treasury bills to allow Washington to scale back long-dated bond issuance, in a shift that would tie the structure of the world’s largest sovereign debt market increasingly to the expansion of digital dollars. In a note issued on Monday

Digital asset investment products shed US$288 million last week in what CoinShares reported as the fifth straight week of outflows, pushing the cumulative five-week total to US$4.0 billion while trading volumes collapsed to US$17 billion — the lowest since Jul. 2025. What Happened: Crypto Fund Exodu

Michael Saylor's Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is on the verge of its 100th Bitcoin (BTC) purchase, a milestone that would extend the firm's buying streak to 13 consecutive weeks while its 717,131 BTC treasury — acquired at an average price of $76,027 per coin — sits deep underwater with the cry