Why Bitcoin ETFs are seeing record outflows

Strive purchased 2,500 bitcoin, raising its holdings to 19,000 BTC, while also expanding cash reserves. The company is positioning itself for future funding growth, boosting flexibility for operations, acquisitions, and treasury activity. Strive Grows Its Bitcoin Treasury While Building a Larger Cash Cushion A June 2 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) […]

Myriad predictors think it's increasingly likely that Bitcoin's next stop is $55,000 rather than $84,000 as BTC continues its slide.

Naturally, almost all wrecked positions were longs.

HIVE reduced its Bitcoin holdings to 150 BTC while annual revenue climbed to $297.8 million, driven by growth in mining and AI computing.

HIVE reported $297.8M FY2026 revenue as Bitcoin holdings fell to 150 BTC and AI computing revenue nearly doubled to $19.5M.

Numerous analysts believe that BTC has not yet reached its cycle bottom.

Polymarket faces dispute after Strategy sold 32 BTC by May 31 but disclosed it June 1, dividing traders over when sales count in rules.

Crypto analyst Aralez has revealed that Bitcoin is entering an accumulation zone that could propel it to a new all-time high (ATH). The analyst signaled that BTC could rally to as high as $250,000 in the next bull market.  Analyst Reveals Bitcoin Entering Major Accumulation Zone In an X post, Aralez stated that Bitcoin is near a major accumulation zone, with BTC following a similar script to past bear market cycles. He noted that the leading crypto saw losses of 87%, 84%, and 77.5% from its cycle highs in 2013, 2017, and 2021, respectively. Now, Bitcoin is down around 42% from its October 2025 high of $126,000.  Related Reading: Bitcoin Is Still Following This Descending Channel Pattern And The Endgame Shows The Bottom The analyst’s accompanying chart showed that Bitcoin could bottom around $40,000 in this bear market before it then rallies to a new all-time high in the next bull run. The bottom is expected to happen between now and the start of next year. Meanwhile, the chart also sho