Key facts: Bitcoin commodity; holdings up; sells, outflows, 200‑wk

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U.S. regulators said Bitcoin is a digital commodity, not a security, clarifying BTCUSD trading falls under commodity rules, not securities regulation.
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Strategy raised Bitcoin holdings to 761,000 BTC after buying 22,337 BTC (~$1.6B). Report shows ~96% chance holdings exceed 800,000 BTC by Dec 31, 2026; market sees <15% sell probability.
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BTCUSD short-term shows a fractal rebound with lower lows and possible RSI bullish divergence. Traders watch $72k pivot, reclaim of $70k toward $76k, and breakdowns below $68.3k risking $62–65k.
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Satoshi-era whale Owen Gunden sold 650 BTC (~$46.3M) about 10 hours ago, adding to prior staged disposals totaling ~11,000 BTC (~$1.12B); sales are ongoing, not single-event.
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Bitcoin ETFs logged net outflows: FBTC - $103.8M, IBIT - $33.9M, GBTC - $18.8M, BITB - $7M in the latest reporting period.
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Bitcoin (BTCUSD) fell ~10% from ~$76,000 to near the 200-week EMA around $68,300, prompting a retest of that key long-term support and focus on weekly closes vs the 200-week EMA
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Dormant wallet resumed in Nov 2024, selling 1,000 BTC; total transfers to Binance since then 3,500 BTC. Remaining balance ~1,500 BTC.
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Citi cut its 12-month BTCUSD target from $143,000 to $112,000 and warns a recession could push Bitcoin toward $58,000, citing slower U.S. crypto law progress limiting institutional catalyst.
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On March 11 Bitcoin saw a retail surge: Binance logged about $131.8M inflows in one hour, signaling heavy short-term buying on exchanges while institutions held via ETFs.
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BTCUSD shows lower highs and lows on daily and weekly charts. A bullish shift needs a clear break above ~$97,855 with sustained action. CryptoQuant cycle at -0.72; 365‑day bull‑bear MA -0.23.
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