Bitcoin has seen its network use fall to its weakest level in more than seven years as selling pressure and lower on-chain activity weigh on market confidence.
Thirty-two bitcoins quietly leave Saylor's vault, and suddenly the entire financial Washington coughs. Behind this handful of tokens sold, jittery traders, cautious accountants, and bitcoin believers are already clashing.
$920 billion Wall Street giant Standard Chartered maintained its $100,000 Bitcoin price prediction despite the crash to $61K lows today. The investment bank claimed Bitcoin bottom is almost near to trigger a buy-the-dip sentiment.
Professional investors cut their bitcoin ETF exposure sharply during the first quarter of 2026, but fresh filings show banks, advisors, and sovereign entities continued adding positions despite a deep market downturn.