glassnode: The current market structure is similar to that of early May 2022

Strategy Will Buy Bitcoin 'Forever', Says Michael Saylor—Even With $5 Billion Paper Loss

Michael Saylor, the chairman of Strategy, commits to buying Bitcoin "every quarter, forever," despite $5 billion in losses. He downplays concerns about potential sell-offs, citing adequate cash reserves and plans to refinance debt if necessary.

Data: 2012.8 BTC transferred from an anonymous address, routed through a middle address, and then sent to another anonymous address

ChainCatcher message indicates that at 03:23, 2012.8 BTC (worth approximately $139 million) was transferred from an anonymous address (starting with 3G3J...) to another anonymous address (starting with 3GyP...). Subsequently, this address transferred some BTC (1372.8 coins) to another anonymous address (starting with 3Les...).

BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Options Surge, Overtake Gold in Market Volume

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) options have surged to new heights, surpassing gold ETFs in both open interest and trading volume. As of February 10, IBIT options reached a total of 7.33 million active contracts, positioning it as the ninth-largest options market in the U.S. This marks a

Bitcoin, NASDAQ, and Silver Drop Together in Rare Synchronized Market Flush

Bitcoin, NASDAQ, and Silver hit simultaneous lows on the same 5-minute candle at 11:15 am Asia time. The synchronized selloff resulted from forced multi-asset deleveraging, not crypto-specific catalysts. Correlations surged temporarily during liquidation,

Bhutan Executes Periodic Bitcoin Sales Amid Ongoing Market Volatility

Key Takeaways Bhutan sold ~$22.4M BTC last week (incl. 184 BTC ≈ $14M) — part of regular ~$50M sales, not panic. Hydro-powered mining

Bitcoin Crashes Over $10K in a Day as Derivatives Trigger Massive Liquidations

Bitcoin’s plunge reflects liquidation-driven trading, where derivatives overpower spot demand and transform price action into a cascade of forced exits. Synthetic Bitcoin supply from ETFs, futures, and swaps now dictates short-term valuation more than on-chain scarcity or retail