⁠Bitcoin to $58K next? A 2019-like 'reversal ascending triangle' hints at more upside for BTC

BTC price charts suggest that $52,500 should be a very challenging resistance level to flip.—link

Digital asset investment products saw inflows totalling $193m last week, the largest since mid-December 2021.

Regionally, the majority (76%) of inflows came from Europe at $147m, while the Americas lagged at $45m.

⁠Bitcoin suddenly dives to $46K as attention focuses on large CME futures gaps

There are forces at work which could take BTC price action back to $44,500 in the short term, analysts reveal.—link

Citibank Sees Metaverse Economy as Large as $13T by 2030

The total addressable market for the metaverse economy could be between $8 trillion to $13 trillion by 2030, with up to five billion users, but getting to that market level is going to require sizable infrastructure investment, Citi said in a report on Thursday.

The metaverse is an immersive digital world created by the combination of virtual reality, augmented reality and the internet.Currently the most popular way to experience the metaverse is by playing a video game on a virtual reality headset, Citi said, but it is possible that the "Metaverse is moving towards becoming the next generation of the internet or Web 3.".

Loopring price surges by 50% after GameStop‘s NFT marketplace integration

Elon Musk has taken a 9.2% stake in Twitter, according to a US securities filing.

The news sent Twitter shares soaring about 25% in pre-market trading.
The Tesla founder bought 73,486,938 Twitter shares on 14 March, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The stake is worth $2.89bn (£2.20bn), based on Twitter's closing price on Friday.

Neutrino Dollar breaks peg, falls to $0.82 amid WAVES price 'manipulation' accusations

Waves founder Sasha Ivanov says Alameda Research is behind the ongoing WAVES price decline. — link

MicroStrategy (MSTR), the bitcoin-accumulating business-intelligence software company, said it bought another 4,167 BTC for around $190.5 million.

The purchases took place between Feb. 15 and April 4, MicroStrategy said in a statement Tuesday. The Tysons Corner, Va.-based firm paid an average of $45,714 per bitcoin. MicroStrategy now holds a total of 129,218 bitcoins, valued at around $6 billion at the current price of about $46,742. CEO Michael Saylor has said on several occasions that the company plans to hold the bitcoin long term and has no plans to sell it.

EU Parliament passes privacy-busting crypto rules despite industry criticism — link

Bulls lost $45500 and even $44500 levels due to savage stocks drop today. Looks pretty bad, however, let's wait for the daily close.

If todays candle closes below these levels, that's a great opportunity to go short. If not, it's a great opportunity for aggressive buying.

Meta has drawn up plans to introduce virtual coins, tokens and lending services to its apps — link | archive

Almost 20% of Bitcoin's hashrate is now controlled by publicly-listed mining companies, growing from just 3% in January 2021 — link

Now Coinbase is in INDIA - Launched

The ratio of Bitcoin put to call option trade volumes on the largest options exchange Deribit fell to its lowest level since early January.

Google search volumes for crypto assets continue to decline

Luna Foundation Purchases 4,130 Bitcoin Bringing its Total to 39,897 BTC

The Luna Foundation has continued to stack Bitcoin purchasing an additional 4,130 BTC
The recent purchase brings the total to 39,897.98 Bitcoin owned by the Luna Foundation
This amount translates to roughly $1.7 billion, with $8.3 billion worth of Bitcoin left to purchase to hit the $10 billion target

⁠Terra price key support level breaks after 30% weekly drop — more pain for LUNA ahead?

Macro, technicals, and uncertainties concerning Terra's LUNA-burning mechanism could push price further down in April.—link

Ubisoft anchors White Star Capital’s second crypto fund — link