Bitcoin financial services company Fold reported a net loss of $69.6 million in its 2025 report, with its stock price falling to $1.07. The company's core strategy for expanding its customer base is launching a bitcoin rewards credit card, and it is continuing to advance in enterprise solutions. The expanded losses are primarily due to business expansion costs and debt repayment. Fold currently holds 1527 bitcoins, demonstrating its long-term development direction.

Bitcoin broke through $74,000 on March 16th as institutional capital flowed back into the market, with ETF net inflows reaching $1 billion, shifting market sentiment to bullish. Analysts predict Bitcoin could reach $80,000, but it remains in a consolidation phase. $75,000 is a key resistance level; if broken, it could target $90,000, otherwise it faces downside risks.

March 9-13, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows of $767 million, with BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) leading the way with inflows of $600.1 million. Institutional sentiment is gradually recovering, with Ethereum and Solana also seeing capital inflows, while the XRP ETF recorded net outflows of $28.07 million, attracting market attention. Overall, the market is expanding its allocation from Bitcoin to a broader range of crypto assets.

Bitcoin has rebounded approximately 2.5% in recent days, touching a high of $74,000, primarily driven by consecutive five days of net inflows into US spot ETFs totaling $767.3 million. Analysis indicates this rebound stems from spot ETF capital inflows, short covering, and active institutional buying. While the rebound is strong, analysts remain cautious about a long-term bull market, with the key focus on the sustainability of capital inflows and the easing of geopolitical tensions.

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