Renowned investor and billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller has spent years dismissing crypto. He makes one exception: stablecoins.
The 2025 Bitcoin cycle closed without breaking one of the market's more closely watched records. Long-Term Holders - wallets that have held Bitcoin for at least 155 days - spent approximately 15.1 million BTC over the course of this cycle.
Crypto markets absorbed a punishing mix of geopolitical shock and on-chain chaos this week, yet institutional money kept flowing in. The result was a market that looked, at times, more like a war room than a trading floor.
The U.S.-Israel strike campaign against Iran that began on February 28 sent Brent crude past $100 a barrel and froze tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
The latest data on cryptocurrency exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows suggests that institutional appetite for digital assets is stabilizing after a volatile start to the year.
The global cryptocurrency market showed modest strength in the latest session, with total market capitalization rising to approximately $2.43 trillion, marking a 2.39% increase over the past day.
Metaplanet Inc. announced the launch of Metaplanet Ventures K.K., a wholly-owned subsidiary that will deploy ¥4 billion (approximately $27 million) over the next three years.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana funds collectively attract positive flows for the first time in three sessions, even as prices remain under pressure and the Fear & Greed Index sits deep in fear territory.
Bitwise Asset Management's Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan has laid out a detailed - and deliberately provocative - case for Bitcoin reaching $1 million per coin.
Crypto investment products saw renewed inflows on March 10 as digital assets extended their rebound, with Bitcoin shortly reclaiming the $70,000 level and helping lift broader sentiment across the market.
The Royal Government of Bhutan has quietly offloaded the majority of its Bitcoin reserves - and it may be the most disciplined sovereign treasury move in crypto history.
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have moved $130 million worth of Bitcoin into Gemini hot wallets - a notable shift for two investors who, by most accounts, hadn't touched their BTC holdings since 2013.



