Data retrieved from BitcoinUptime, shared by Reddit user Tasigur1 on March 17, indicates that Bitcoin has run continuously, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for the last 10 years with no issues at all. The period translates to 3,650 days of operating without disruption.

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On-chain data shows the Bitcoin binary CDD is currently nearing a breakout that has marked the start of bull rallies in the past.

Regardless of the movement of the Bitcoin (BTC) market, traders’ positions are still recording some ebb and flow. While some are in profit, others are writing down losses. According to data provider Coinglass, there has been a record of more Bitcoin traders with losses over the past 24 hours.

The shares of crypto exchange Coinbase (COIN) and several crypto-related stocks were rising Friday as the price of bitcoin surpassed $26,000, up 6% over the last 24 hours.

Crypto derivatives exchange Deribit will soon launch Bitcoin (BTC) volatility futures, giving investors a direct way to measure and trade BTC market volatility. 

Things change fast in the cryptocurrency industry. In the span of seven days, the market shifted completely, with the sentiment escaping the fear zone. The total capitalization also soared, adding a whopping $165 billion in the process. But what happened? Well, let’s dive in.

In the world of cryptocurrency, Bitcoin remains the dominant player in the market.

The globe has been taken by cryptocurrency. Digital assets have altered the way we think about money, investments, and financial services, from innovation to disruption.

IntoTheBlock data on March 17 shows that 74% of Bitcoin holders are in the money at spot prices. 23% are out of the money, meaning they are holding to losing positions. When writing, only 4% are at break even, at parity with when they bought their bags.