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The bull run isn’t over. Bitcoin’s Hash Price has dropped to historically low levels, similar to past market bottoms. Every time this has happened (blue boxes), $BTC was near its lowest point before a recovery. If history repeats, this could be a major signal.

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Recent on-chain data indicates that Bitcoin’s realized loss margin stands at -8.25%, approaching a historically significant level for potential buying opportunities. Since 2022, Bitcoin has demonstrated a pattern where the best entry points have emerged when traders’ realized loss margin reaches approximately -12%. With the current margin nearing this threshold, market participants are closely monitoring for signs of a possible reversal. Since 2022, the best #Bitcoin $BTC buying opportunities have occurred when traders' realized loss margin hits -12%. Right now, it stands at -8.25%! pic.twitter.com/ftJ0xQn2qz The realized loss margin at -8.25% suggests that a significant portion of traders who purchased Bitcoin within the past 1-3 months are currently in a loss position, indicating potential capitulation. Comparisons to previous cycles reveal that when the loss margin approached -12%, Bitcoin’s price was near its local bottom before rebounding. While the current loss margin is not as deep, it suggests that downward pressure remains, but a turnaround could be on the horizon if historical trends hold. Currently, Bitcoin price today is $ 86,031.00 with a 24-hour trading volume of $ 90.89B, market cap of $ 1.71T, and market dominance of 59.35%. During the last twenty-four hours Bitcoin experienced a price decrease of -1.07 percent. The price peak for Bitcoin occurred at $ 109,079 on January 20, 2025, yet the lowest point at $ 0.05 happened on July 17, 2010. If Bitcoin’s realized loss margin continues to decline toward -12%, it may signal an optimal entry point for long-term investors. Given that Bitcoin is currently priced at $86,259, with a realized price of $99,092, there remains potential downside risk before a confirmed bottom. Data from Coicodex show that the price of Bitcoin is predicted to rise by 13.21% and reach $ 97,704 by March 4, 2025 and rise by 44.49% reaching $ 124,694 by March 29, 2025 if positive momentum prevail. DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

As Bitcoin ETFs face a series of capital outflows, BlackRock takes a counterintuitive approach by incorporating its BTC ETF, the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), into its model portfolios. A first for the asset management giant, which could indeed provoke a domino effect among its competitors. But what is this strategy really hiding? BlackRock, which manages over $10 trillion in assets, did not choose Bitcoin by chance . Its IBIT model, weighing in at $48 billion and holding nearly 576,046 BTC, is now entering its model portfolios, with an allocation of 1 to 2% . While this share may seem modest, it sends a strong signal to the market. According to James Seyffart, an ETF analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, this decision could encourage other asset managers to follow suit. But the real question is: Will IBIT ever become part of BlackRock’s main models? Some see it as a revolution, others as a simple experiment. And you? BlackRock’s initiative does not solely rely on the speculative appeal of BTC. Michael Gates, head of allocation models at BlackRock, justifies this decision by presenting several arguments in favor of Bitcoin: its scarcity, its status as a store of value, and its role as a hedge against dollar hegemony. “Collectively, these characteristics can provide unique and additive sources of diversification “, he writes in a note . Moreover, the context favors the asset manager. Despite the recent drop in the BTC price to $79,000, regulations are easing and institutional interest in cryptos remains strong. Some analysts even believe that this decision could strengthen Bitcoin’s adoption within major investment funds. However, not everything is so simple. As Keegan, a decentralized finance specialist, points out: “If realized, the flows may not shift the needle immediately, but the signal of risk reduction sent to other model managers, with over $5 trillion under management, is crucial.” Is BlackRock initiating a normalization of Bitcoin in institutional allocations? In short, it is not surprising that Michael Saylor is concerned about BlackRock’s rise in the crypto sphere. The CEO of MicroStrategy does not hide his apprehension about the giant’s appetite and encourages investors not to yield their BTC to this financial behemoth. But it must be kept in mind that BlackRock is not limited to BTC and ETH ETFs: it also offers a Bitcoin ETP in Europe , thus expanding its influence on the global crypto market. Is a revolution underway?