BlackRock has transferred more than 9,000 BTC to Coinbase Prime since Monday, continuing a pattern of large Bitcoin movements to the exchange this week. On-chain data show sustained flows between the asset manager and Coinbase Prime, with market observers monitoring the ongoing transfers.

American Bitcoin Holdings, led by Eric Trump, has accumulated over 6,000 BTC in under six months through mining and open-market purchases, Arkham data show. The dual strategy has elevated the company from 30th to 18th among the world's largest corporate bitcoin holders.

More than $4 billion in short positions against Bitcoin face liquidation if BTC rises 10%, latest data show. The exposure reflects a significant build-up of leveraged bearish bets that could unwind with a moderate price advance.

Rage quitting among crypto natives signals a market bottom for Bitcoin, Tom Lee said. He noted capitulation, when crypto natives appear to give up and "rage sell", can indicate a positive turning point. If such rage quitting is occurring, Lee considers it a bottom indicator.

BlackRock's IBIT registered $10B in trading volume on one day last week while net redemptions totaled only $60M, according to a discussion involving Robert Baggs and BlackRock's Jay Jacobs. In the conversation highlighted by @gazza_jenks, Jacobs said that even with these figures, "we're still early in the journey" for the product.

Bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds have recorded no weekly net inflows since mid-January, data show. Weekly aggregate flows across these ETFs remained flat or negative throughout the period.

Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds have recorded no weekly net inflows since mid-January. Neither BTC ETFs nor ETH ETFs posted net-positive weekly flows during any week in that period.

France has documented 47 attacks targeting Bitcoin holders since 2017, with 38 occurring in the past 13 months. The majority of incidents involved Bitcoin users in France and are concentrated in the recent period.

More than $4 billion in short positions would be liquidated if Bitcoin rises 10%, according to market data. The liquidation threshold is tied directly to Bitcoin reaching a 10% climb from current levels. The figure represents short positions exclusively and does not occur unless Bitcoin achieves the specified 10% increase.