Arthur Hayes: Today, attention should be paid to "Black Swan" events, as BTC's movement is overly abnormal. Investors should remain cautious and monitor market signals closely, especially given the recent unpredictable fluctuations. It is important to understand that such rare events can cause significant volatility, and proper risk management strategies should be in place to mitigate potential losses. Stay informed about global economic developments and be prepared for sudden market shifts that could impact Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Bitdeer maintains zero positions, with mining output and sales volume both at 126.3 BTC this week

Gate News reported that on March 21, Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer published its latest Bitcoin holdings data on the X platform, maintaining zero Bitcoin holdings. As of the week ending March 20, its Bitcoin mining output was 126.3 BTC, with sales of 126.3 BTC during the same period.

Bitcoin Price Forecast Next Week: Is the Fed Holding Back Market Gains?

Bitcoin (BTC) is fluctuating around the $70,000 mark as of Saturday, down nearly 3% from the start of the week, ending a two-week consecutive recovery streak. The momentum

Bitcoin mining difficulty drops to 133.79 T, down 7.76%

Gate News reported that on March 21, according to CloverPool data, Bitcoin mining difficulty completed adjustment at block height 941,472 at 05:54 today. Mining difficulty decreased to 133.79 T, with a downward adjustment of 7.76%, marking the second largest decline within 2026. The current network hashrate stands at 933.51 EH/s. Analysis shows that the next Bitcoin mining difficulty adjustment is expected to occur in 14 days, with a potential decline of 0.4%.

Bitcoin Tests a $70K Level as Inflation Fears Surge

Bitcoin is grappling with a shift in momentum after failing to sustain a rally above $76,000, slipping back under $70,000 as crude oil prices rise and inflation concerns roil risk markets. The move underscores how macro forces—oil, policy expectations, and stock weakness—continue to shape the

Strategy CEO: Morgan Stanley's 2% Bitcoin ETF allocation would bring $160 billion in capital inflows

Morgan Stanley's wealth management assets under management are approximately $8 trillion. The firm recommends a Bitcoin allocation of 0-4%. If allocated at 2%, this would bring $160 billion in capital inflows. Morgan Stanley has also submitted an amended filing for a Bitcoin spot ETF called "Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust" and has raised $1 million in seed funding.

While the world watches oil prices, an important cash buffer of the Fed has been depleted

The macro risk of Bitcoin is rooted in the nearly depleted liquidity buffer within the financial system rather than oil price fluctuations. With the Fed's reverse repo mechanism losing effectiveness, Bitcoin's reliance on macro liquidity increases, raising concerns about potential market shocks and their impact.