Of the 4,593 days of Bitcoin’s existence as a tradable asset, BTC hodlers experienced 4,065 profitable days — challenging the historical narrative of depreciating volatility in crypto. As a result, holding Bitcoin (BTC) is provably profitable in the long run. 

Bitcoin has had one of its best weeks in history, with a closing increase of 35.8%.

The recent bank failures in the U.S. have exposed the fractional reserve banking system’s core limitations and strengthened the case for investing in bitcoin (BTC).

The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has hit its highest index score this year, reaching levels not seen since Bitcoin (BTC) posted its all-time high in November 2021.

Bitcoin lost momentum on Monday, teeter-tottering above and below $28,000 as investors seemed ready to hunker down in advance of the U.S. central bank's next interest rate decision on Wednesday.

UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD) shows at which prices the current set of Bitcoin UTXOs were created, i.e. each bar shows the amount of existing bitcoin that last moved within that specified price bucket.

The Stacks (STX) bulls are currently riding the Bitcoin rally. Within the last seven days, the Stacks token is up 70%, 255% over the last 30 days, and a whopping 456% over the last three months. Without a doubt, the layer-2 technology has benefited from Bitcoin’s strength during the recent move; BTC dominance has increased from around 40% at the beginning of the year to nearly 46% at the moment.

Late last week, Arthur Hayes, Co-Founder and Former CEO of BitMEX, wrote about the potential implications of the Federal Reserve’s new Bank Term Funding Program (BTFP), which came as a response to the recent (SVB) collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB).

Bitcoin (BTC) has shown remarkable resilience amidst the recent banking crisis, as the cryptocurrency’s value has continued to rise despite the economic turmoil. Since the onset of the crisis on March 10, Bitcoin has surged over 40%, with investors flocking to the digital asset as a safe-haven store of value.