Bitcoin has dropped below $70,000 despite positive ETF inflows as liquidations stand at $221.72 million over the past 24 hours.  

Bitcoin ETFs saw $250.9 million in net inflows on Tuesday, while Ethereum ETFs reported $12.6 million in net inflows.  

The meme coin sector is up 0.4% over the past 24 hours to $31.2 billion.

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Degen Hardy explained that Bitcoin previously consolidated for about 69 days in a bear flag before breaking down. The market now appears to be forming a second bear flag, but the current consolidation has lasted only 33 days so far.

According to Hardy, the pattern suggests the market may still need more time to develop, and…

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Sen. Angela Alsobrooks (D-Md.) called for a compromise on the issue of stablecoin rewards on Tuesday, emphasizing that perfect should not be the “enemy” of the good.

No Concessions On Interest On Idle Balance

Speaking at the American Banking Association Summit, Alsobrooks expressed firm support for the banking industry and pledged to take necessary steps to prevent “deposit flight” from these institutions.

“It’s really important that we do not allow payment on a [stablecoin] balance that would cause deposit flight.” Alsobrooks, also a member of the Senate Banking Committee, stated. “So, making sure that we are not allowing bank-like products without bank-like protections.”

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What’s Impacting DOGE?

Dogecoin surged over 4% in the past week, ranking among the top large-cap cryptocurrencies in this period. Bitcoin and Ethereum trailed DOGE, as shown below.

Additionally, Elon Musk confirmed that X Money, the hotly awaited payments service for his social media company X, will begin early public access next month.

And while Musk made no mention of Dogecoin—which he’s hyped in the past—the memecoin still surged on the announcement.

Dogecoin’s official X account, meanwhile, emphasized that the cryptocurrency is no longer just a speculative asset, stating, “Doges chase frisbees, not hype.”

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Transaction Sparks Intrigue

In an X post, Arkham highlighted that a wallet tied to Winklevoss Capital, the family office of the Winklevoss twins, sent 1,750 BTC, worth $121 million as of this writing, to Gemini hot wallets, “presumably for selling.”

The wallet still holds 8,757 BTC, worth $751.86 million, with unrealized profit of $1.8 billion on the holdings.

Benzinga reached out to Gemini for a comment, but has yet to hear back.

Generous Donors Of Bitcoin

The twins also donated Bitcoin worth $21 million last year to a political action committee supporting Trump’s vision of making the U.S. the “world’s cryptocurrency capital.”

Tyler and Cameron have an estimated net worth of $2.7…

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Over A Century To Go

Armstrong took note of the feat, pointing out that only 1 million BTC remain to be mined, which would take over 100 years.

“Decentralized, inflation-proof, global money,” Coinbase’s top executive heaped praise on the $1 trillion-plus asset.

Armstrong, one of Bitcoin’s most vocal advocates, predicted it would hit $1 million by 2030.

Bitcoin’s Tokenomics To Work In Its Favor?

Armstrong’s remarks come after the 20 millionth bitcoin entered into circulation via block 940,073, as highlighted by Jameson Lopp, Chief Security Officer at self-custody platform firm Casa

The fixed limit was embedded in Bitcoin’s design by its pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, in…

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Leading cryptocurrencies recovered on Tuesday, while stocks and commodities remained volatile amid the ongoing Middle East war.

Crypto Market’s U-Turn

Bitcoin rebounded as high as $71,700, with trading volume surging 11% in the last 24 hours. 

Ethereum spiked to an intraday high of $2,087.99 before easing to $2,035 in the evening. XRP and Dogecoin were up in the green.

Nearly $300 million was liquidated from the cryptocurrency market over the past 24 hours, predominantly short positions, according to Coinglass data. Moreover, about $490 million in Bitcoin shorts risked liquidation if the apex cryptocurrency rises to $73,000.

Open interest in Bitcoin futures increased 2.58% in the last 24…

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Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: BTC) rally to around $70,000 over the past two weeks has outperformed traditional assets like gold (+1.6%) and the S&P 500 (-0.2%) as investors rotate capital back into crypto.

BTC Rebound Beats Traditional Markets

Bitcoin has jumped roughly 13% in two weeks, climbing above $71,000 and outperforming both the S&P 500 and gold.

Data from Santiment shows Bitcoin has gained ground since Feb. 24, when all three assets experienced a pullback.

The rebound marks a shift after crypto lagged traditional markets for several months following its Oct. 5, 2025, all-time high.

Analysts say the move partly reflects mean reversion, with capital rotating back into crypto after stocks and…

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