Bitcoin (BTC) made a positive start for the month of March as its printed green indexes on Wednesday. Bitcoin price by more than 2% in the last 24 hours. Amid this price surge, BTC miners have been caught moving their reserves to the exchanges.

Creditors of crypto exchange Mt. Gox are about to recover some of their funds following a 10-year liquidation process, but concerns that large amounts of bitcoin (BTC) will be released onto the market are overdone, UBS (UBS) said in a report Monday.

Bitcoin (BTC) traded higher on Wednesday as upbeat China manufacturing data alleviated global growth concerns and improved risk appetite in global financial markets.

Bitcoin’s rollercoaster of around $23,000 and $24,000 continues, as the asset bounced off the former to tap the latter once again in the past 24 hours.

This time last week, Bitcoin looked like it might be on the verge of mustering a key short-term bullish breakout. The world’s largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization had formed a bullish short-term ascending triangle pattern and looked like it was about to break above the key $25,200-400 area, opening the door for a quick run higher toward the next major area of resistance around $28,000.

The deep learning algorithms over at the cryptocurrency monitoring platform PricePredictions have set the price of Bitcoin at $23,597 by the end of March, according to the data accessed by Finbold on February 28.

Grayscale says it’s preparing to argue in court next week that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) inappropriately treated its bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) bid differently than earlier decisions on futures ETFs, according to the company’s legal team.

LayerZero is powering Core’s bridge to the broader blockchain ecosystem, enabling greater cross-chain interoperability and officially supporting assets including USDC, USDT, and WETH.

UBS strategists say impending Mt. Gox bankruptcy repayments might not be cause for concern for the price of bitcoin.

Luke Dashjr, a core developer for Bitcoin [BTC], took to Twitter to share his concerns about Non-Fungible Tokens [NFT] that were being sold using his name. The incident involved a picture of the core developer’s code, which was presented to the public as an NFT at an auction. The code fetched 0.41 BTC ($9500).