Polymarket skyrocketed the odds that MicroStrategy will sell part of its Bitcoin (BTC) before the end of 2026, jumping from a timid 10% to a resounding 84%.
As more than $1 billion exited spot Bitcoin ETFs last week, Calamos says investors are rotating into Bitcoin products with built-in downside protection.
The Bitcoin price has been in a massive downward trend throughout this week. Data from CoinMarketCap shows that BTC has declined by over 6% in the last seven days and nearly 10% in just two weeks.
Bitcoin extends its decline as selling activity across spot markets accelerates and BTC trades near $73,496, down 2.15% over the last 24 hours. Spot demand and ETF inflows continue to weaken, reducing short-term support during the correction.
The most recent Bitcoin market data shows a shift that no trader should overlook: apparent demand has entered negative territory. Spot buyers—the participants who remove coins from the market and generate real scarcity pressure—have reduced their activity to the point where net absorption of supply has turned negative.
Bitcoin has slipped out of the world's top 10 assets by market capitalization, with its value down to about $1.09 trillion as U.S. tech giants in the “Magnificent Seven” power higher.
Bitcoin's slide toward $73,000 triggered active distribution signals, but lowered realized losses and weak spot volumes point to easing sell pressure.
Stalled accumulation by key Bitcoin holders suggests potential for prolonged price decline, highlighting the need for cautious market monitoring. Bitcoin whale and dolphin accumulation stalls, raising red flags for price outlook.
Bitcoin holding structure continues to deteriorate as whale and dolphin BTC balances have stalled, CryptoQuant said.
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Sequans Communications has fully redeemed all convertible debt from its July 2025 offering by selling a portion of its bitcoin treasury, leaving the Paris-based IoT semiconductor firm with approximately 658 BTC and a near-debt-free balance sheet. Sequans Cuts Bitcoin Holdings to 658 BTC and Exits Digital Asset Treasury Strategy The company confirmed the transaction Thursday.
Paris-based chipmaker Sequans Communications has fully exited its bitcoin treasury, selling roughly 80% of its holdings to repay convertible debt and returning its full focus to semiconductors.