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Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP show bearish breakdowns ahead of Trump's global tariff rollout. Here's how macro risk and technical patterns are aligning to pressure crypto prices.
Bitcoin (BTC) limps into the end of Q1 on 13% losses as fresh macroeconomic volatility looms. BTC price action risks a fresh dip below $80,000 as new US trade tariffs weigh on risk-asset sentiment.
Metaplanet issues ¥2 billion in zero-interest bonds to buy more Bitcoin despite its stock dropping 9% amid broader market concerns over upcoming Trump tariffs.
MARA Holdings said it has entered an at-the-market offering agreement to sell up to $2.0 billion worth of its common stock.
MARA Holdings announces a $2 billion stock offering to fund Bitcoin purchases as part of its "full HODL" strategy while expanding mining operations powered by renewable energy.
Bitcoin is starting the week around $81,800, marking a 1.98% decrease over the past 24 hours and continuing a weeklong downtrend that has seen the asset fall over 7% from its March 25 local peak of $88,400.
Bitcoin short term investors are in extreme panic and fear amidst mounting losses.
Bitcoin price has fallen to $81,500 as global markets brace for potential volatility with the onset of Trump's “Liberation Day” tariffs on April 2.
XRP is the poorest performer from the larger-cap alts on a weekly scale.
Japanese public company Metaplanet has issued 2 billion yen ($13.3 million) worth of zero-interest bonds in order to fund its future Bitcoin purchases, according to a Monday announcement.
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States experienced a sharp drop in net inflows over the past week as they snapped a 10-day streak of inflows that brought in nearly $1.07 billion.
Bitcoin's recent price action has shown some concerning signs. The crypto king has failed to break through key resistance levels, leaving it vulnerable to further declines.
Popular macroeconomics expert Lyn Alden believes that the current Bitcoin (BTC) correction is similar to the one witnessed in March 2024 based on one key on-chain metric.
Bitcoin traders are preparing for a jam-packed and potentially turbulent week. From looming tariffs to whale-sized BTC bid activity, here are five major factors that market participants need to keep on their radar.
MARA Holdings Inc. plans to offer $2 billion worth of its stock to fund additional Bitcoin purchases.
Marathon Digital Holdings, one of the largest Bitcoin mining companies listed in the United States, has announced the launch of a new “at-the-market” (ATM) stock offering of 2 billion dollars. The capital raised will be largely allocated to the direct purchase of bitcoin on the market, thus strengthening the company's digital reserves. The decision represents a strategic shift for the company, increasingly oriented to follow the example of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), a global leader in the corporate accumulation of BTC. The operation will be managed by major financial partners including Barclays Capital, BMO Capital Markets, BTIG, and Cantor Fitzgerald. This is the second similar operation by Marathon, following a previous ATM program of 1.5 billion dollars.
Japan's Metaplanet Inc. has taken another bold step in its Bitcoin accumulation strategy, announcing the issuance of its 10th Series of Ordinary Bonds on March 31, 2025. The company raised ¥2 billion, equivalent to $13.33 million, through this latest financial maneuver, with the entirety of the funds earmarked for acquiring more Bitcoin (BTC).
As Bitcoin hovers around $82,500, a breeze of optimism blows through the cryptosphere. Raoul Pal, a former Goldman Sachs executive and a key figure in macrofinance, throws a stone into the pond: according to him, Bitcoin is about to exit its correction phase and embark on a new ascent.
A growing number of financial experts believe that by 2030, around 25% of S&P 500 companies could adopt Bitcoin as part of their corporate treasuries.
Metaplanet stock price has come crashing down more than 9%, slipping under 400 JPY levels, despite the firm announcing its 2 billion JPY Bitcoin purchase plan. This happened as the Japanese stock market tanked 4% in early trading hours on Monday, as they prepare for President Trump's “Liberation Day” on April 2.
Japan's Metaplanet has announced the issuance of its 10th Series of Ordinary Bonds, raising ¥2 billion ($13.33 million) to fund further Bitcoin acquisitions. The bonds have no interest and will be fully redeemed by Sep.
Within the realm of bitcoin mining, a wave of advanced machinery has elevated performance to unprecedented heights over the past year. While industry titans such as Bitmain continue to dominate, challengers like Bitdeer and Auradine have confidently entered the competitive arena, vying for prominence.
Metaplanet has issued $13m in zero-interest bonds as it accelerates plans to make Bitcoin central to its corporate strategy. The post Metaplanet Issues Zero-Interest Bonds Worth $13M to Acquire More Bitcoin appeared first on Cryptonews.
The UK's approach to bitcoin drives innovation, business, and capital abroad. As global institutions move forward, the UK risks losing its financial edge.
