The Bitcoin price continues to dance within the newly formed $80,000 – $85,000 range, showing some level of indecisiveness in its movement. Since the premier cryptocurrency lost its hold above $90,000, investors have wondered whether the ongoing correction is a “buy the dip” opportunity or the market top is in.

The crypto market has just experienced one of its most violent downturns in months. After reaching an all-time high of $109,000 on January 20, Bitcoin plummeted by 28%.

Bitcoin has been facing significant price fluctuations recently, and it's not alone. While the cryptocurrency market has always been volatile, the current downturn in the U.S. stock market could spell more trouble for Bitcoin.

The other notable gainers over the past 24 hours include HBAR, NEAR, and XRP.

A crypto strategist who nailed the start of the current Bitcoin bull market is outlining what he thinks is the worst possible path for BTC.

BlackRock, the largest asset management firm globally, has recently included its iShares Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (IBIT) in some of its model portfolios.

The US exploring a Bitcoin reserve could legitimize cryptocurrency as a strategic asset, influencing global financial systems and regulations. The post Senator Lummis to discuss US Bitcoin reserve bill with industry leaders on March 11 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

President of Swiss National Bank (SNB), Martin Schlegel has dismissed a proposal for the central bank to hold bitcoin in its reserves, citing volatility, liquidity concerns, and security risks.

Swiss National Bank rejects Bitcoin as a reserve currency due to volatility. Schlegel cites Bitcoin's security risks as it is just software.

The crypto market has concluded another week with riveting price actions, keeping traders and investors on their toes. Bitcoin (BTC) price hit a $78K low before regaining back the $85K level, whereas altcoins mimicked the same volatile trend.

Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), shared on X that the company has delivered a $2.6 billion Bitcoin gain in the first two months of 2025. This equates to 30,702 BTC, significantly lower than the $13.1 billion (140,538 BTC) gained in 2024roughly six times more.

Bitcoins risk index has spiked, signaling potential market turbulence ahead, according to Swissblock Technologies. The index, which had remained stable since October, is now in emergency mode, surpassing August highs and nearing levels seen in September when BTC corrected to $53,000.

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. recorded $94.3 million in inflows on the last day of February, marking a potential turnaround after an eight-day streak of outflows that saw investors withdraw over $3.2 billion. BlackRocks iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), the largest spot Bitcoin ETF by assets under management, stood out with $244.6 million in outflows.

The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of recovery after suffering its worst month in three years. Bitcoin (BTC) briefly dropped to $78,000, wiping out over $400 billion from the markets total capitalization.

BTC faces pressure from US tariff threats, ETF outflows, and Fed rate fears. Could the White House crypto summit signal a shift in sentiment?

BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager by assets under management (AUM), has recommended Bitcoin by adding it to its model portfolios. Known for its extensive influence over institutional investment strategies, BlackRock's latest decision marks an important step in institutional adoption of Bitcoin.

ARK 21Shares and Fidelity's Bitcoin ETFs combined for a $369.7 million net inflow, contributing to the market's first inflow day since Feb. 14.

Robert Kiyosaki says bitcoin “might be a scam” but argues the U.S. dollar and banking system are worse. He advocates for buying bitcoin, gold, and silver.

Berachain price retraced 8% to $8 on March 1, after booking 35% gains in the last three days of February. The impressive rally came amid a broader market downturn, making BERA one of the best-performing assets of the week.

Bitcoin's (BTC) price action has recently been marked by significant volatility, with key levels of support and resistance playing crucial roles in determining its next move. As Bitcoin's price continues to trend downward, all eyes are on two critical price points: the $97,000 resistance level and the $64,000 support level.

BTC's latest dip seems to be shaking out all the quick folders.

Microstrategy's $2.6 billion bitcoin gain in just two months cements its dominance, while executive chairman Michael Saylor pushes regulators to shape the future of digital assets.

Swiss National Bank President Martin Schlegel said Bitcoin is too volatile and lacks sufficient liquidity to be a reserve asset, which is currently being proposed in Switzerland.

Swiss National Bank President Martin Schlegel said Bitcoin is too volatile and lacks sufficient liquidity to be a reserve asset, which is currently being proposed in Switzerland.

The following is a guest post from Jill Ford, Founder of Bitford Digital. The ongoing turbulence in global trade policies has sent shockwaves through multiple industries, and Bitcoin mining is no exception.

Sellers are everywhere, whether it's the stock market or the crypto market!

The popular Ethereum (ETH)-focused crypto wallet MetaMask plans to introduce native Bitcoin (BTC) and Solana (SOL) support in the coming months. MetaMask announced this week that Solana would be added in May, which represents the wallet's first native non-Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) support. The project plans to add Bitcoin compatibility sometime in Q3.

XRP has demonstrated remarkable resilience, rebounding 13% over the past 24 hours from a year-to-date low of $1.95 on February 28 to $2.20 as of March 1. This surge comes amid significant market turbulence and critical commentary from prominent figures in the cryptocurrency space.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen a staggering $2.7 billion in outflows, signaling growing investor anxiety and the possibility of a bear market on the horizon. The outflows, which hit record levels, highlight an increasing sense of caution among institutional investors and raise questions about the direction of the broader cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin is trading below key weekly demand levels, forming new lows as market uncertainty continues to dominate. The ongoing correction has led to increased speculation about US trade war fears and potential obstacles for Bitcoin's adoption as a US reserve asset.

Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader cryptocurrency market staged a sharp rebound late Friday, overcoming a week of volatility as investor sentiment surged on major political and regulatory developments.

The week of Feb. 24 to 28 saw significant outflows from crypto ETFs, with bitcoin funds losing $2.61 billion and ether funds losing $335.35 million. A record single-day withdrawal of $1 billion from bitcoin ETFs on Feb. 26 underscored the prevailing bearish sentiment in the market.

Michael Saylor, co-founder of Bitcoin-focused company Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) and its executive chairman, has taken to his account on the X social media network to spread the word about the results of Strategy's work over the past two months – the first two in 2025.

Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) towering $1.5 trillion market cap has long outpaced its rivals, yet its decentralized finance (DeFi) utility has lagged due to slow infrastructure development and regulatory hurdles, according to Ryan Chow, co-founder of Solv Protocol Speaking from his vantage point at Solv (SOLV), a platform bridging Bitcoin to DeFi with $160 million in trading volume, Chow pinpointed the four-year maturation of Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH)-based DeFi and a recent regulatory thaw as key factors now unlocking Bitcoin's potential. His insights highlight an industry poised for a Bitcoin-driven shift, fueled by lending and staking applications.

BlackRock's IBIT, the largest such fund, notably continued its outflow streak, shedding over $1.1 billion over the course of last week.

BlackRock, the world's largest asset management firm, has reportedly incorporated its iShares spot Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund (IBIT) into some of its model portfolios. Bloomberg, citing a BlackRock investment outlook that its journalists had viewed, reports that the firm added a 1-2% allocation for IBIT in model portfolios that allow for alternative investments.

Following February's detection of 1,549.25 dormant bitcoins roused from cryptographic hibernation, three microtransactions—originating from wallets dormant for seven years and eight months—unveiled a colossal whale harboring 7,787.23 BTC, valued at $663 million.

Robert Kiyosaki, “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author, has once again expressed his distrust in the U.S. financial system, calling the U.S. dollar a bigger scam than Bitcoin. In a recent post, Kiyosaki criticized the Federal Reserve and the banking sector, accusing them of corruption and mismanagement.

Despite Switzerland's growing acceptance of cryptocurrencies, SNB's President dismissed them as a "niche phenomenon."

A crypto analyst believes that Bitcoin remains a very risk-on asset that is linked to the shifts in the macroeconomic landscape. Emily Nicolle, a crypto reporter for Bloomberg, gave her take on Bitcoin as the firstborn cryptocurrency plunged 13% and entered bear territory.

Bitcoin is trading at $84,926 to $85,125 over the last hour with a market capitalization of $1.68 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $39.79 billion, while the intraday price range has fluctuated between $83,232 and $86,517, signaling key technical levels that traders are closely monitoring.

Bitcoin's dominance in the cryptocurrency market is undeniable, controlling a large portion of the market's movements and affecting the prices of many altcoins. One such altcoin that has shown a strong correlation with Bitcoin is Shiba Inu (SHIB).

Bitcoin is trading below the $85K mark as the entire market struggles to hold above key demand levels. The recent sell-off has triggered panic selling and increased speculation about the future of BTC, with many investors fearing that a prolonged bear market could be on the horizon.

The bull market for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is far from over, according to crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe. What Happened: Despite the recent correction of the cryptocurrency to the $80,000 range, van de Poppe foresees a significant rally for Bitcoin.

The inflows come amid a slight market recovery as BTC rebounds from its monthly low, over growing pro-crypto stance from the Trump administration.

The past week has been a rollercoaster ride for the cryptocurrency market, as the value of most large-cap assets took a significant hit over the last seven-day period. Specifically, the Bitcoin price fell beneath $80,000 for the first time since that almost vertical surge in November 2024.

CME gaps revealed a possible opportunity for a market bounceback.

KAITO has recently experienced a slight drop from its all-time high (ATH) of $2.92, which it reached just two days ago. The altcoin is now attempting to reclaim that peak, but the broader market cues are exerting downward pressure.