BTC drops below 85,000 USDT

$21B stock sell-off wave is coming! Insider selling by U.S. equities insiders hits at the same time, and a potential market-top signal appears?

U.S. stocks are trading sideways at high levels, with a clear increase in corporate executive share sell-offs. The amount sold exceeds $21 billion, while buying is only $2.3 billion, and market signals are relatively cautious. Insider selling is seen as a potential risk indicator, and there is a disconnect between executives’ optimistic remarks and their selling behavior, prompting investors to reassess expectations. Against a backdrop of heightened market volatility, investors need to pay attention to how insider selling may affect future market trends.

Stock price plunges 90% yet still crazily hoards crypto! The Trump family’s ABTC holdings surpass 7,000 coins, and Bitcoin strategy is questioned

Trump’s family mining company, ABTC, has been continuously expanding its Bitcoin reserves, exceeding 7,000 coins, but its stock price has kept falling, down nearly 90%. Although the company uses a strategy that runs Bitcoin mining and market purchases in parallel, financial losses and the decline in Bitcoin’s price have put pressure on the share price; the market is paying more attention to profitability than to the size of its asset holdings.

Corporate Bitcoin buy orders abruptly stop: Week-over-week net buying collapses 99.93%, is market control shifting?

By the end of March 2026, corporate sentiment toward Bitcoin allocations has clearly cooled, with global listed companies net adding only about $70,000—hitting a new low. Major firms such as Strategy and Metaplanet have paused purchases, indicating that market sentiment has shifted. Despite high holdings, available new capital is limited; some companies have adopted adjustment strategies to cope with the market environment, reflecting caution about the current price. The overall market trend will depend on fund flows and changes in macroeconomic policy.

Powell Speaks! With the Fed’s outlook unclear, why is Bitcoin trading sideways without falling?

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spoke at Harvard University, emphasizing economic uncertainty and unclear policy direction, causing markets to hold off. Bitcoin has been trading sideways around $67,400, showing some resilience. Powell mentioned inflation and the state of the job market, suggesting that policy room is limited. Market expectations for future policy changes have been muted, and both traditional markets and crypto assets are waiting for key catalysts.