Blockchain analysis reports from Arkham Intelligence indicate that North Korea's Lazarus Group has fully laundered the ethereum (ETH) proceeds from the Bybit breach, with a significant share of the assets now converted into bitcoin (BTC).

Physical Bitcoin may seem like a curious concept to those new to the cryptocurrency world.

Bitcoin's 30-day price volatility dropped to its lowest since June last month.

Bitcoin (BTC) climbed back to $88,900 on March 5 after dipping to a daily low of $81,500 earlier in the day, recovering most of the losses recorded over the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin (BTC) has faced a rough start to 2025, as global economic uncertainty and a shift towards safer assets like gold have weighed heavily on the cryptocurrency. New trade tariffs and macroeconomic concerns have led to a decline in Bitcoin's price, but Fundstrat's Tom Lee remains optimistic about the digital asset's future.

Large-cap coins still seem to be following Bitcoin's momentum.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has stated that the country will continue buying Bitcoin (BTC) despite conditions set by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in a recent financial agreement. The IMF had included restrictions on further government Bitcoin purchases as part of a $3.5 billion financing deal, but Bukele made it clear that his administration

As of 4:35 p.m. ET on March 4, 2025, bitcoin commanded a valuation of $88,165, boasting a market capitalization of $1.72 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $69.81 billion. The digital asset oscillated between an intraday trough of $81,463 and a peak of $88,825, reflecting a market teetering between hesitation and ambition.

El Salvador buys another 1 BTC to strengthen Strategic Reserve

Are longtime holders gearing up to sell? Some $22 million worth of Bitcoin just moved from a half-dozen wallets after 14 years.

The Bitcoin volmex implied volatility 30-day index further a four-day green streak, marking spot price swings as Trump's tariffs rocked markets.

The addresses were controlled Iranian national Behrouz Parsarad, the alleged administrator of the Nemesis darknet marketplace.

With the remarkable Bitcoin volatility, and after briefly surging earlier this week before dropping again. Is a Bitcoin price surge expected ahead of or after the upcoming White House Crypto Summit?

A clause in the country's recently-completed IMF financing deal suggested a prohibition against El Salvador accumulating any additional bitcoin.

BlackRock also said that there isn't enough room for every U.S. millionaire to accumulate 1 BTC.

Coinbase co-founder and CEO Brian Armstrong believes the US crypto strategic reserve recently announced by President Donald Trump should exclusively consist of Bitcoin (BTC). On the social media platform X, Armstrong says having “just Bitcoin” in the US crypto strategic reserve “would probably be the best option.

Widely followed quant analyst PlanB says Bitcoin's (BTC) latest correction is now raising questions as to whether its bull cycle is on the verge of ending.

As bitcoin holds steady above the $88,000 threshold, Michael Saylor's Strategy (formerly Microstrategy) maintains a 29% gain on its extensive BTC holdings. Meanwhile, MSTR shares have climbed more than 11% over the past week, defying the broader downturn in the crypto sector.

The US manufacturing PMI has entered expansion mode for two months in a row, setting the stage for a positive reversal in the business cycle.

Bitcoin's price has surged above $88,000 despite ongoing market uncertainty fueled by escalating trade tensions between the United States and Canada. However, the cryptocurrency market remains volatile as investors react to President Donald Trump's latest tariff measures, which have triggered a series of retaliatory actions.

Cryptocurrency markets have bounced back into the green on Tuesday, recovering from earlier losses as excitement builds ahead of the crypto summit on Friday. Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $87,881.40 +2.5% Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $2,167.42 +2.3% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $143.26 +0.6% XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.49 +5% Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.2003 +0.09% Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.00001308 +1.1% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume increasing by 32.8% and daily active addresses growing by 20.4%.

A well-known market analyst believes Bitcoin is on track to reach new highs this year. Tom Lee, the co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, expects the cryptocurrency to do “better than $150,000” by the end of 2025.

The telecom and retail tycoon now holds most of his liquid assets in cryptocurrency, a substantial increase from previous allocations.

The White House's “Crypto Czar” David Sacks says he sold all of his crypto, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL), before the start of Donald Trump's presidency. Sacks says he also owned a $74,000 position in a Bitwise exchange-traded fund, which he sold on January 22nd, two days after Trump's inauguration.

The CEO of the recently hacked crypto exchange Bybit says that North Korean hackers have converted 417,348 stolen Ethereum (ETH) into Bitcoin (BTC). According to Bybit CEO Ben Zhou, North Korean state-sponsored hackers stole approximately $1.4 billion in ETH from Bybit, bridging a significant portion of the assets to Bitcoin.

In a recent interview with CNBC, Michael Saylor, co-founder of Strategy, reiterated his bullish outlook on Bitcoin (BTC), predicting the cryptocurrency could reach a staggering $200 trillion market cap. Saylor Forecasts $10 Million Per Bitcoin Currently valued at about $2 trillion, Saylor believes Bitcoin's trajectory will see it grow to $20 trillion and eventually hit the $200 trillion mark, translating to an approximate price of $10 million per BTC based on its capped supply of 21 million coins.

Crypto's accumulation score can be indicative of where it might be heading next.

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The crypto market is witnessing a fresh cascade of liquidations as President Trump's tariff threats become reality. Trump has officially implemented 25% tariffs against both Canada and Mexico, triggering a 500 point drop in the Dow, alongside small drops in the Nasdaq and S&P 500.

Blockstream, a provider of Bitcoin-powered financial infrastructure, has secured billions of dollars in investment as it prepares to launch its crypto lending funds.

The largest asset manager in the world says there is not enough Bitcoin (BTC) to meet the demand from American billionaires. In a new report titled “Why bitcoin? A perspective from model portfolio builders,” BlackRock analysts Michael Gates and Brett Wager details how Bitcoin is inelastic to demand, unlike gold.

While Bitcoin‘s recent upward movements were quite remarkable after struggling with bearish pressure for weeks, the flagship asset's uptrend was short-lived, leading to a pullback to the $85,200 threshold. During the fluctuating performance, investors seem to have lost interest in BTC as there was no sign of accumulation.

Even miners selling high-performance computing to AI models are under strain, according to JPMorgan analysts.

The cryptocurrency sector, often unified in its push against traditional financial systems, is facing a deepening rift over President Donald Trump's proposal to create a U.S. strategic reserve of digital assets. What Happened: Unveiled in early March, the plan as ignited fierce debate over its implications for fiscal responsibility, economic equity, and the very ethos of the crypto movement.

Bitcoin (BTC) has recently experienced a volatile market phase, marked by a brief rally followed by a sharp decline. As the market fluctuates, analysts are predicting that Bitcoin may remain stuck within the $80,000 to $100,000 range for a few months before any significant breakout to the upside.

Bitcoin (BTC) is on track to blow past $150,000 target this year, says veteran crypto market commentator Tom Lee.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is halting El Salvador's public sector's Bitcoin purchases as part of the recently approved $1.4 billion loan deal. The fund highlighted its demands in an extended agreement under the Extended Fund Facility for El Salvador, which included a statement from the IMF Executive Director for El Salvador and a staff report.

President Donald Trump in what some have dubbed “The Trump Effect,” caused a 7.28% slump in crypto markets on Tuesday after confirming that the U.S. will slap a 25% tariff on nearly all Canadian and Mexican imports.

El Salvador bought a further 5 BTC for its national reserve, worth roughly $415,000, as the top crypto nosedived to sub-$83,000 on Monday, reversing Sunday's price rally to $95,000.

March appears promising for Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market, as a handful of bullish events and historic market patterns are expected to occur in the coming weeks.

Standard Chartered warns that bitcoin's price could drop to as low as $69,000, bringing it closer to MSTRs average purchase price of $65,000.

Jurrien Timmer, the director of global macro at Fidelity Investments, has opined that Bitcoin no longer appears to be overpriced following the recent correction.

After successfully closing February above the $80,000 price in March, the new month looks promising for the apex cryptocurrency Bitcoin. Observing a handful of positive trends, key figures have outlined their bullish expectations for Bitcoin in March.

Bitcoin price volatility continues, but BTC derivatives remain strong, signaling that whales expect a limited price decline.

As Bitcoin (BTC) teeters just below the $90,000 mark, investors are scouring the altcoin market for the next big opportunity, and XRP and Mutuum Finance (MUTM) are stealing the spotlight. XRP, currently trading at $2.

The price of Bitcoin slipped below $82,000 Tuesday, reversing recent gains as President Trump's 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada took effect.