Bitcoin is showing early signs of recovery as it trades above key demand levels following weeks of heavy selling pressure and rising macroeconomic uncertainty. After plunging more than 29% from its all-time high of $109,000 in January, BTC managed to bounce over 7% from its recent low of $81,000 recorded last Tuesday.

Ethereum (ETH) is still struggling below the $2,000 mark after briefly hitting the threshold following the recent FOMC meeting. The bullish momentum has quickly faded, and ETH is again showing signs of weakness.

According to Bo Hines, a senior Whitehouse advisor on crypto who spoke on the Crypto in America Podcast, the US could cash in on its gold holdings to fund its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR).

The supply of Ethereum on cryptocurrency exchanges has declined to a level not seen since November 2015, a key indicator of the dramatic change in how investors are storing the digital currency. Based on recent data, around 8.97 million ETH are in their possession now.

The network is a crucial step towards launching the high-throughput scaling solution aiming to achieve 100,000 transactions per second.

Bitcoin (BTC) price volatility is slowing down as the coin's capitulation continues. At the time of writing, Bitcoin's price was changing hands for $84,278.83 as it pared off the losses accrued in earlier trading.

A solo miner just scooped up another huge Bitcoin reward by processing a block alone. But it isn't as easy as it sounds.

The top US-based crypto exchange platform Coinbase is announcing the addition of three new Ethereum (ETH)-based altcoins to its listing roadmap, premeditating rallies.

A crypto market technician is debating whether Bitcoin has reached its peak this bull cycle, as technical indicators suggest a potential loss of momentum. The analysis report highlights technical indicators like the Relative Strength Index (RSI) which failed to reach past extremes, raising concerns about Bitcoin's future trajectory.

My parents once dismissed Bitcoin as “made-up internet money”, yet they are increasingly asking me how to gain exposure to the digital currency.

On Thursday, Bitcoin underwent a slight push to the $87,000 threshold as the entire crypto market gained traction following key news and developments in the sector. After the brief surge, the flagship seems to be losing steam.

The total transaction fees accrued by the Ethereum network have declined by approximately 50% over the past seven days as on-chain activity has significantly slowed, according to insights from blockchain analytics platform IntoTheBlock.

Coinbase is reportedly in talks to acquire Deribit, but nothing is certain yet. If the deal goes through, it could turn Coinbase into a “crypto empire,” thanks to the lucrative derivatives market.

Bitcoin (BTC) is encountering renewed market pressure as large holders increase exchange activity and investor sentiment deteriorates, according to recent on-chain data from CryptoQuant analysts.

Open interest in Bitcoin trading is a crucial metric to assess the market's current sentiment on the digital asset, including potential price movements. In theory, an increase in Bitcoin's open interest suggests liquidity, which can also support an ongoing price trend.

Cryptocurrency markets are trading sideways on Friday as Bitcoin consolidates around $84,000. Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $83,954.58 -0.4% Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $1,972.56 -0.2% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $127.92 -0.04% XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.39 -1.6% Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.1680 -0.7% Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.00001261 -1.9% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume increasing by 7.9% and daily active addresses growing by 6.6%.

A widely followed crypto analyst says that modular blockchain Celestia (TIA) looks primed to rip while updating his outlook on Bitcoin (BTC). In a new thread, crypto trader Michaël van de Poppe tells his 782,100 followers on the social media platform X that the layer-1 network's real run begins after it breaks above the $4.

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This week on Public Keys: Bakkt Holdings has undergone another transformation, with more than a little help from its parent company.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has clarified its stance on proof-of-work (PoW) mining, ruling that Bitcoin (BTC) mining activities do not fall under the definition of securities trading as per US law.

Ether (ETH) price dropped 6% between March 19 and March 21 after failing to break the $2,050 resistance level. More notably, ETH has fallen 28% since Feb. 21, underperforming the broader crypto market, which declined 14% over the same period.Despite ETH's price struggles, Ether futures open interest hit a record high on March 21.

Cryptocurrency analyst Benjamin Cowen has pointed out how the current market cycle sentiment is majorly impacted by Ethereum's (CRYPTO: ETH) flat price performance. What Happened: In a podcast on Friday, Cowen highlighted why many investors are frustrated despite Bitcoin‘s (CRYPTO: BTC) rally to $84,000.

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Ethereum has experienced a much-needed surge above the $2,000 level, a key psychological and technical mark that bulls have struggled to reclaim since March 10. This breakout sparked optimism in the market, but the momentum was short-lived, as ETH quickly pulled back below the level and was unable to confirm a solid hold.

Ethereum whales are doubling down on the top altcoin by market cap with an impressive $236 million buy wall in three days. Ethereum (ETH) price continues to trade below $2,000, struggling amid recent sell-off pressure.

Investors have withdrawn funds from spot Ethereum ETFs as the amount of staked ETH has increased.

Bitcoin is priced at $83,745 to $84,089 over the last hour as of March 21, 2025, with a market capitalization of $1.66 trillion. Over the last 24 hours, bitcoin's trading volume reached $19.39 billion, and its intraday price fluctuated between $83,238 and $84,769.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is holding its first crypto regulation roundtable, focusing on defining the security status of crypto assets.

A top White House crypto official said this week that the Trump administration is considering revaluing decades-old gold certificates as a novel way to expand the country's Bitcoin (BTC) holdings without increasing the federal deficit.

The CEO of the financial services firm deVere Group, Nigel Green, is predicting Bitcoin (BTC) will hit a massive six-figure target in 2025 for one key reason that doesn't rely on US President Donald Trump's support.

Bitcoin is seeing sustained buying pressure, with net taker volume hitting a 2025 high.

Bitcoin's (BTC) recovery continues to face selling at higher levels, indicating that the bears have not given up. Trading resource Material Indicators said in a post on X that “Spoofy the Whale” has been suppressing Bitcoin's price below $87,500.Although the upside is currently restricted, select analysts believe that the downside is limited.

Bitcoin ETFs continued their positive streak with a $166 million inflow on, marking five consecutive days of gains, largely driven by Blackrock's IBIT. Conversely, Ether ETFs faced a $12 million outflow, extending their decline to 12 consecutive days.

The cryptocurrency market remains highly volatile, weighed down by escalating trade tensions and broader economic uncertainty. Recent market swings, fueled by policy shifts such as President Trump's tariff announcements, have erased billions from crypto valuations, leaving investors cautious yet eager to seize the next opportunity.

Crypto analyst TradingShot has revealed that the Ethereum price has formed a megaphone bottom which has not been seen since 2020. The analyst revealed what happened the last time ETH formed this bottom, which provides a bullish outlook for the altcoin.

Amid Ethereum's (ETH) continuous price drop, whales and long-term holders have seized the opportunity to buy the dip. On March 21, 2025, the on-chain analytics firm Santiment reported that during the ongoing price decline, crypto enthusiasts have significantly accumulated ETH tokens, leaving only 8.97 million ETH on exchanges, which indicates a bullish trend.

"We're close to finding a clear use-case for Bitcoin with this one," says one commentator on a somewhat novel use of bitcoin's proof of work.

Ethereum ETFs pave the way for broader institutional adoption, but remain incomplete. According to Robbie Mitchnick of BlackRock, their main drawback lies in the absence of staking, a pillar of yield on Ethereum.

Senator Cynthia Lummis' plan to buy one million Bitcoins has met with remarkable market indifference. Despite the unprecedented scale of the proposal, Bitcoin's price has been lackluster.

President Donald Trump recently addressed the Blockworks Digital Asset Summit in New York City, outlining his ambitious aspirations to establish the United States as an important force in the cryptocurrency sector, with Bitcoin (BTC) at the forefront.

Bitcoin has multiple personalities, equal parts money, freedom, resistance and hope. MicroStrategy chairman Michael Saylor sits below all of them as bitcoin's id — its rawest instincts, personified.

Hong Kong-based HK Asia Holdings has expanded its Bitcoin holdings, purchasing an additional 10 BTC for approximately $858,581. The purchase brings the firm's total Bitcoin (BTC) holdings to 18.88 BTC, valued at around $1.72 million.

The Trump administration appears poised to grow its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve after the White House's crypto council head suggested budget-neutral ways for acquiring the digital asset. “There's been countless ideas” about how the government can acquire more Bitcoin (BTC), Bo Hines, executive director of the President's Council of Advisers on Digital Assets, said in an interview with the Crypto in America podcast.

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Ethereum is seeing aggressive buying with a negative netflow of 150,000 ETH as a whale accumulate $16.46 million worth of ETH.

On-chain data shows the Hot Supply metric has observed a sharp drop for Bitcoin recently. Here's what this could mean for the cryptocurrency.

President Donald Trump made history on Thursday by being the first sitting U.S. president to address a crypto conference, but even Trump's bullish remarks failed to push bitcoin higher.

Strategy has announced the pricing of its latest round of perpetual preferred stock, which the company does before announcing more Bitcoin (BTC) acquisitions.According to Strategy, the latest round of preferred stock will be sold at $85 per share, with a 10% coupon, and will bring the company approximately $711 million in revenue. Market analyst Jesse Myers said that the annual 11.8% dividend distributed to investors from the latest offering suggests that Strategy can now siphon investors from the bond market, which only offers 4.2% interest.