Key facts: BTC $75K test; whales & funds buy; liquidations; BIP-361

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MicroStrategy reported a net gain of 17,585 BTC in early April, raising year-to-date gains to 37,339 BTC and total holdings to about 780,897 BTC, average cost ~$75,580.
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Whales bought 27,652 BTC (~$2B) as Bitcoin traded near $75,000, boosting whale-held supply amid recent upward price moves toward that level.
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Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said Bitcoin (BTCUSD) may act as store of value and currency, sees addressable market surpassing gold (~$40T) and reiterated a $1M price target tied to 17% market share.
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BTCUSD facing key resistance at $75,000; a sustained break could open higher targets near $80,000, while failure to clear $75,000 may keep range-bound and risk downside if miners sell
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Bitcoin jumped to about $75,000, sparking over $530 million in 24‑hour derivative liquidations; roughly 80% of liquidated leveraged positions were short bets on BTC and ETH.
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Developers proposed BIP-361, a three-phase soft fork to enable freezing Satoshi-era wallets. About 34% of BTC (~6.9M) are in older addresses flagged as quantum-vulnerability risks.
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On-chain data: Binance inbound avg ~6,000 BTC, global >=1 BTC transfers ~27,500 BTC. Rising prices, ETFs and long-term holding linked to lower BTC exchange inflows and shrinking on-exchange supply.
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Bitcoin (BTCUSD) derivatives saw short liquidations. Aggregate open interest dropped from $28.55B to $8.42B and funding rates turned more negative during the move.
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Morgan Stanley’s fund holds about $64.4M in BTC; it bought ~$83.6M in one week and saw ~$15.5M net inflows on Tuesday.
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BTCUSD cleared a 12-hour descending trendline after ~2 months in a symmetrical triangle; the 12-hour breakout projects a measured target near $80,000 if it holds.
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source: https://www.tradingview.com/news/tradingview:4a832d3b9fd6b:0-key-facts-btc-75k-test-whales-funds-buy-liquidations-bip-361/