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Jane Street increased its Fidelity Bitcoin ETF holdings nearly eightfold during Q3 2026. Fidelity’s FBTC position reached approximately $509.2 million, compared with $45.3 million in June. BlackRock’s IBIT share count declined 18.7%, although its reported market value increased.
BTC dropped 5% on Friday, falling below $69,000. Experts say it was triggered by a "concentrated liquidation" and "weakening" demand.
A one-sided leverage flush removed $1.62 billion of long positions in 24 hours and left bitcoin under its 200-day average, with ETF demand still negative.
Saylor said Bitcoin holders can self-custody, switch custodians, or move assets to another jurisdiction. Strategy’s preferred stock STRC is built to pay regular dividends and stay near its $100 par value.
Strategy generated 19.53 billion dollars in profits last quarter. Yet, MSCI plans to remove MSTR from several major stock indices as of November 30. This decision reignites the debate on the nature of Michael Saylor's company: operational company or investment vehicle focused on bitcoin?
Bitcoin price tests $68,000 as Doctor Profit calls a bottom near the 200-week moving average, while other analysts warn that weekly support must hold.
Bitcoin volatility falls to 45% as institutional adoption grows and crypto sectors become less dependent on BTC.
Bitcoin could be entering a new phase of adoption as artificial intelligence developers explore ways for autonomous software to make payments without human intervention.
Jane Street's diversification in Bitcoin ETFs suggests a strategic shift towards broader exposure, impacting market dynamics and investor strategies.
The exclusion highlights potential challenges for digital asset companies in gaining mainstream financial acceptance and index inclusion.
JPMorgan reported 224,545 more Strategy shares in the third quarter as its BlackRock bitcoin ETF holdings climbed to 11.4 million shares.
Bitcoin price action interacted with its 200-week simple moving average for the first time since mid-August as it fell below $68,000.
Bitcoin fell below its 200-week moving average as the Dollar Index held above 103, while gold struggled to recover and oil prices rebounded.
Jane Street ended Q3 with 19% fewer shares in BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, and a higher share price lifted the stake’s value to $957 million.
Bitcoin price fell below $69,000 for the first time since mid-August, as five separate pressures landed in the same week. The drop has pushed Bitcoin (BTC) onto its 200-week average, the line that anchored its summer recovery.
Elon Musk’s two biggest companies could be moving closer to a historic merger, raising new questions about the future of their substantial Bitcoin holdings. As SpaceX’s Bitcoin treasury continues to attract attention from institutional investors, fresh reports suggest that Tesla and SpaceX are advancing negotiations…
Bitcoin has fallen below $70,000 for the first time since August after a $1.65 billion liquidation wave.
Metaplanet stock fell 4.37% to ¥219 as buyback figures reportedly reached 108.7 million shares and MSCI confirmed its November 30 index removal.
Bitcoin’s latest correction has pushed the cryptocurrency toward a crucial technical turning point, but not everyone believes the decline signals the end of its bullish potential.
MARA has sold more than 40,000 Bitcoin across its disclosed 2026 transactions, using its treasury to finance operations, retire debt and support an expansion into power infrastructure while its latest sale has raised roughly $1.1 billion and released coins pledged…
Bitcoin is about 45% below its $126,000 record and is down 32% from a year ago, while holders trade barbs with Schiff in X replies.
A break above 61.5% could keep altcoins stuck for weeks.
Two Satoshi-era Bitcoin addresses holding a combined 100 BTC worth nearly $6.9 million have suddenly become active after 16.2 years of dormancy, sparking renewed interest in Bitcoin's earliest holders.
A total of $798 million in crypto positions has been liquidated over the past four hours, including $718.5 million in long positions.
Bitcoin’s sell-off intensified as the cryptocurrency plunged to a nearly three-month low of $67,500, extending its November losses beyond 11%. Bitcoin Plunges to Three-Month Low Bitcoin’s sell-off, which began Wednesday, continued into Friday, with the world’s largest cryptocurrency plunging below $68,000 as fallout from former…
Bitcoin hit a low of $67,555 and now trades near $68,000. More than $1.3 billion in crypto futures were liquidated in 24 hours. The Dollar Index reached its highest level since April 2025.
Bitcoin has dipped below $69,000, reaching its lowest level in three months. At the time of writing Bitcoin has witnessed a sharp selloff of more than 7% over the past two days.
Recent rapid redemptions explain the market swoon. Bitcoin's spot price fell below $70,000 on Friday, the lowest since August.
A deal could be announced as soon as December, putting $2.1 billion of bitcoin under one roof, a sliver of what the combined group would be worth.
Bitcoin (BTC) extended its decline below $70,000 on Friday as persistent selling pressure threatened to push the cryptocurrency into its sixth consecutive week of losses.