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The halving still matters—but institutional demand, sovereign participation and dramatically lower new issuance are beginning to overpower Bitcoin’s old four-year rhythm. For most of Bitcoin’s history, investors could organize the market around one remarkably simple event: the halving. Approximately every four years, the Bitcoin protocol cuts the reward paid to miners in half. New supply … Read more
A video is circulating across crypto social media showing what appears to be a major movement of Bitcoin from BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, better known as IBIT, toward Coinbase shortly after the U.S. market open. The edited overlay frames the move as a $250 million “dump” and implies that BlackRock may have insider knowledge of … Read more
For months, the narrative around spot Bitcoin ETFs had turned cautious. Outflows mounted, sentiment cooled, and the fast money began asking whether the institutional trade had already run its course. Then the tape changed. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs just posted their second consecutive week of net inflows, bringing in about $568.45 million after roughly $787.31 … Read more
By Gordon Gekko, for Invest Offshore You still think Bitcoin trades like a clean, supply-and-demand asset? Then listen closely—because that market no longer exists. What you’re watching isn’t “weak hands.” It isn’t sentiment. It isn’t retail panic-selling. It’s a structural takeover—the kind that happens when Wall Street gets its claws into something scarce, something pure… … Read more
Bitcoin has entered one of its steepest and most unexpected downturns since the early 2020s. After hitting an all-time high near $126,000 in early October 2025, the world’s largest digital asset has crashed to the $84,000 range, erasing all of its year-to-date gains and plunging into definitive bear-market territory. For a market that spent the … Read more
Bitcoin is rewriting the history books yet again. After breaking its previous record in May, BTC recently surged past $118,000, and even neared $119,000–$120,000, driven by massive inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs (MarketWatch). 🔍 Institutional Capital Floods In Analyse this: such consistent, large-scale investment from institutional players (with BlackRock, Fidelity, Ark leading the charge) signifies that … Read more
In the ever-evolving landscape of finance, Bitcoin has emerged as a formidable asset class, gaining traction among institutional investors worldwide. According to a recent blog post by the Bitcoin app River, over 534 entities, each managing assets exceeding $1 billion, have now incorporated Bitcoin ETFs into their portfolios. This marks a significant milestone in the … Read more
Blackrock Bitcoin ETF Enters Top 10 All-Time For Longest Sequential Inflows: What It Means for Bitcoin Investors In the ever-evolving landscape of finance, the recent news of Blackrock’s Bitcoin ETF entering the top 10 for longest sequential inflows has reverberated through the investment world. With over 270,000 bitcoins now under its belt, valued at a … Read more
Bitcoin faces a “sell-side liquidity crisis” by September if institutional inflows continue, an industry analyst says. In a thread on X on March 12, Ki Young Ju, founder and CEO of on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant, predicted a BTC supply watershed “within six months.” Ki: Bitcoin bears “can’t win” while ETF flows continue Bitcoin as an … Read more