Key facts: MicroStrategy 34,160 BTC to 815,061; ETFs > Mining; BTC $79K

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MicroStrategy bought 34,160 BTC, raising its corporate holdings to 815,061 BTC after a ~$2.54B purchase; traders note the enlarged BTC treasury and sizable recent corporate acquisition.
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Entity bought 34,164 BTC between April 13–19 for $2.54B, raising its holdings to 815,061 BTC, now the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder.
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BlackRock’s weekly Bitcoin purchases exceeded the average newly mined supply (about 900 BTC per day, ~6,300 BTC per week), creating an imbalance between ETF-driven demand and weekly Bitcoin issuance.
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BTCUSD jumped to about $79,000 on Binance, sparking a huge short squeeze: 97.7% of $34.23M hourly liquidations were shorts. 24-hour crypto liquidations totaled $394.32M, mostly shorts.
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Bitcoin (BTCUSD) drew heavy institutional demand: U.S. spot ETFs collected about $996M over five days, plus $238M net inflow on Monday, boosting weekly ETF inflows into BTC.
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BTCUSD key levels: near-term resistance ~$81,000; supply zone $88,000–$91,000 tied to prior volume and mid-term holders' realized price near $91,600.
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Analysts differ on Bitcoin (BTCUSD) cycle trough timing: Grayscale vs others; some forecast a deeper low in late 2026, with trough estimates ranging from June to December 2026.
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Analyst says Bitcoin bottoms form after long downtrends and fading selling pressure; current price action shows those conditions haven’t appeared, so a clear bottom isn’t evident.
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Banks tested on-chain crypto trading and boosted institutional engagement in Bitcoin (BTCUSD), supporting price stabilization after recent declines and attracting large investor interest.
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Glassnode data shows BTCUSD’s upward momentum cooling, rising trading on centralized exchanges, ETF metrics with higher MVRV and positive net flows—recent on-chain and market signals for traders.
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source: https://www.tradingview.com/news/tradingview:9c1a6ecf74fea:0-key-facts-microstrategy-34-160-btc-to-815-061-etfs-mining-btc-79k/