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For the past two summers we have seen a mining capitulation, will we get a third?

Bitcoin whales' buying spree intensifies as yet another bank collapses, signaling a shift in the financial landscape.

A feature that hasn't happened since all the way back to 2019

Further rotation of stablecoins leaving exchanges and ending up into Bitcoin

Long-term Bitcoin holders (LTH) on the rise: LTH supply reaches all-time high, strengthening crypto's stability.

Unprecedented market shift: Bitcoin futures open interest (OI) plunges to a one-year low — signaling a healthy reset.

Bitcoin (BTC) miners' aggregate debt positions have become much more manageable, according to TuurDemeester.

How has Bitcoin liquidity and open interest been affected by recent volatility and what does this mean for Bitcoin?

On a 90-day rolling basis, the correlation between Bitcoin and Gold is at 86%, a 3-year high.

Bitcoin (BTC) approaches $30,000 once again amid $120 million in short liquidations and futures open interest (OI) collapse.

Bitcoin has broken $28,000 amid the First Republic Bank's struggles — potentially set for government seizure.

Ancient coins on the move: unraveling the role of hodlers in bitcoin market cycles and their impact on daily transfer volume.

Whales lose ground: unraveling the 4% drop in bitcoin balance dominance and the rising power of shrimps and crabs.