Bitcoin (BTC) critics have heaped different allegations on the coin and its technology over the years. Despite the coin's backlash, it remains the unchallenged top cryptocurrency.

U.S.-listed Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) exchange-traded funds are grappling with their most prolonged stretch of net outflows since their debut in January last year, as investors react to market volatility spurred by President Donald Trump's tariff-driven trade policies. What Happened: Over the past five weeks, the group of 12 Bitcoin ETFs has collectively shed more than $5.5 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

A report shared by CoinShares reveals that last week, the largest top market cap cryptocurrencies faced massive withdrawals initiated by investors in light of the uncertainty that has been dominating the market recently.

South Korea's central bank has expressed skepticism about adding Bitcoin to its foreign exchange reserves, citing concerns over extreme price volatility and liquidity risks.

For the first time in more than four years, Bitcoiners are moving forward with changes to the project's underlying software, Blockspace writes.

Eyes are currently on a mysterious Bitcoin whale holding a massive $400 million short position, with market observers curious to see where it all ends.

A whale on Hyperliquid still holds a short BTC position for $449M, despite the efforts of other traders to boost BTC to the whale's liquidation price.

Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) has added 130 more Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) to its already massive digital asset reserves, bringing its total BTC holdings to 499,226. What Happened: According to an SEC filing, the purchase, completed between March 10 and Marc 16, cost the company approximately $10.7 million, at an average price of just under $83,000 per Bitcoin.

TL;DR Michael Saylor suggested that major tech companies might integrate Bitcoin into mobile devices, although there is no official confirmation. Bitcoin adoption on smartphones would enhance accessibility and could transform financial and regulatory markets. If this integration materializes, millions of users could manage BTC without relying on external applications.

Goldman Sachs, co-head of global commodities research Daan Struyven, says financial institutions and federal banks are taking up more special metals positions than Bitcoin. Speaking on CNBC's Squawk Box Monday, Struyven explained that US-based commodity prices are up due to “tariff expectations.

As the United States prepares to launch its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, North Korea has quietly vaulted into the top holders of Bitcoin globally.

North Korea became the world's fifth-largest sovereign Bitcoin holder after Lazarus stole over $1.4 billion from Bybit.

November 11, 2024: Strategy initiated its aggressive buying spree with 27,200 BTC ($2B).

Strategy's holdings now total nearly half a million Bitcoin, maintaining its position as the world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder.

Bulls are losing their positions at the beginning of the week, according to CoinMarketCap.

Bitcoin's last dip below $80,000 has fueled concerns of a deeper decline, with some analysts predicting a significant drop if market conditions worsen.

Strategy, the company formerly known as MicroStrategy, has continued its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation with another purchase.

One suspect, a 16-year-old, remains unidentified. Two teenagers remain in custody, while a third has posted a bond of $100,000.

U.S.-listed miners maintained their share of the network hashrate at around 30%, the report said.

This move has garnered attention as it seeks to cement the reserve into law. It aims to prevent any future changes that could undermine its value or stability.

It's an oft-debated topic, as Bitcoin skates with its all-time highs despite recent falls, and gold is at its all-time high denominated in US dollars.

As gold surges past $3,000, Bitcoin struggles to keep pace, raising questions about its role as a recession hedge.

Despite the current market uncertainty, prominent crypto trader Michaël van de Poppe remains highly optimistic about Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and altcoins. What Happened: Van de Poppe argued on X on Monday that while sentiment feels low, market bottoms present the best buying opportunities, adding that this bull cycle is more complex than previous ones.

Schiff insists Bitcoin's downfall is inevitable, warning the bubble will burst sooner or later.

The Bank of Korea has reaffirmed its cautious stance on including Bitcoin in its foreign exchange reserves, citing concerns over volatility and liquidity.

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Michael Saylor's Strategy, known for its large Bitcoin BTC holdings, has made its smallest purchase to date.

In a recent development, North Korea has flipped Bhutan and El Salvador in crypto holdings, becoming the fourth largest Bitcoin holder. Reflecting on the development, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) sparked speculations about North Korea's Bitcoin reserve plans.

The crypto market continues to face a sustained period of capital flight. According to the latest CoinShares report, digital asset investment products experienced a fifth week of outflows.

Brazil is considering the introduction of a bill: regulation of salary payments in Bitcoin and other crypto.

Brazil has taken a significant step in integrating cryptocurrency into its financial system.On March 12, 2025, Federal Deputy Luiz Phillipe de Orleans e Bragança introduced legislation that permits partial salary payments in Bitcoin (BTC). JUST IN: 🇧🇷 Brazil bill seeks to legalise the use of Bitcoin to pay salaries and benefits. pic.twitter.

Michael Saylor's Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has added 130 Bitcoin (BTC) to its growing cryptocurrency holdings. The company disclosed that it acquired these assets between March 10 and March 16, at an average purchase price of $82,981 per BTC, for a total expenditure of $10.7 million.

Strategy has expanded its bitcoin holdings to 499,226 BTC after a $10.7 million purchase, while preparing a massive $21 billion stock offering for future BTC acquisitions.

The Bitcoin market has been very weak lately, and the early Monday hours look like they are more of a sideways trade than anything else at this point. The market continues to consider the $75000 level important support, as it was resistance previously.

Bitcoin ETFs face their longest outflow streak, losing $6.4 billion over five weeks, driven by economic uncertainty and security concerns amidst Trump's tariff policies and Fed's hawkish stance. The post Bitcoin ETFs Face Longest Outflow Streak, Losing $6.4B Over Five Weeks Amid Trump's Tariff Policies appeared first on Cryptonews.

Michael Saylor's Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) added 130 Bitcoin (BTC) to its holdings between March 10 and March 16, spending approximately $10.7 million.

Bitcoin Magazine South Korea Dismisses Establishing Strategic Bitcoin Reserve The Bank of Korea (BOK) has dismissed the possibility of establishing a strategic bitcoin reserve, citing concerns over price volatility and risks. This comes despite ongoing global discussions about using bitcoin as part of foreign exchange reserves following the United States plans to create a reserve.

Goldman's stagflation basket has surged nearly 20% this year, outperforming bitcoin, U.S. stocks, and even gold.

Ominous pattern recently emerged on the price chart of the most popular meme cryptocurrency in the world, Dogecoin (DOGE). The talk is about the 23-day moving average crossing from an upside down to a 200-day moving average, which forms a figure of technical analysis better known as death cross.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have been facing heavy outflows, with investors pulling billions from the market in recent weeks. Recent data shows that U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded over $900 million in net outflows in just one week. Over the past five weeks, the total outflows have reached $5.

A crypto whale bet $368 million against bitcoin, already raking in $2 million in profits despite enormous risk ahead of crucial Fed decisions this week.

Michael Saylor's Bitcoin corporate tycoon Strategy has acquired 130 BTC for approximately $10.7 million. Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, is moving forward to push its Bitcoin (BTC) bags to the 500,000 mark, purchasing 130 BTC for $10.7 million.

The company's total stash is nearing the 500,000 BTC mark.

Michael Saylor's Strategy just made another major move in the world of Bitcoin. This time, it is 130 more BTC, bought for about $10.7 million.

The digital assets market kicked off the week by printing “not so much big” red indexes all over around. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped almost 2% in 24 hours dragging major altcoins down with it.

Michael Saylor's Strategy has bought another 130 BTC for $10.7 million, paying $82,981 per Bitcoin. That brings Strategy's total Bitcoin holdings to 499,226 BTC, all acquired for $33.1 billion at an average price of $66,360 per Bitcoin, according to the company's SEC filing on Monday.

Michael Saylor's Strategy, the world's largest public corporate Bitcoin holder, has announced its smallest Bitcoin purchase on record.Strategy on March 17 officially announced its latest 130 Bitcoin (BTC) acquisition, bought for around $10.7 million in cash, or at an average price of roughly $82,981 per BTC. The latest Bitcoin purchase was made using proceeds from the “STRK ATM,” a new Strategy's program looking to raise up to $21 billion in fresh capital to acquire more BTC.

The latest acquisitions were made using proceeds from the sale of its perpetual strike preferred stock, STRK.