Data: 25 million WLFI transferred from an anonymous address, valued at approximately $2.65 million

Strive's Bitcoin preferred stock daily trading volume surpasses $43 million, exceeding JPMorgan Chase by 7 times

Bitcoin asset management company Strive, based in Dallas, has seen its Bitcoin-preferred shares SATA reach a record high single-day trading value of $43 million since listing in 2025, drawing the attention of institutional investors. SATA’s trading volume has risen significantly in the short term, closely tied to its stable price range and dividend design, highlighting the unique value of Bitcoin preferred shares as a financing tool.

Analyst: The Bitcoin market hasn’t disappeared; supply is shifting toward corporate holdings

In the first quarter of 2026, the Bitcoin price stayed below $70,000, and market sentiment remained cautious. Despite an increase in whale selling, corporate buyers continued to accumulate against the tide, creating long-term support. Public companies net-bought about 62,000 additional Bitcoins, indicating a structural shift in the market. In the second quarter, the key factor will be the persistence of corporate buying; strategic institutional buyers may dominate the market and influence the price trend.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy adds another 88,000 bitcoins in Q1 2026, setting a new historical record

Michael Saylor’s Strategy increased its Bitcoin holdings by more than 88,000 coins in the first quarter of 2026, bringing total holdings to nearly 739,000 coins and cementing its position as the world’s largest corporate holder. The move was completed through $42 billion in financing, reflecting Saylor’s confidence in long-term value, even though overall market sentiment remains relatively bearish. The accumulation strategy shows the contrarian thinking of institutional investors in a bear market, but it also introduces risks of price volatility and leverage financing.

ETH 15-minute rise of 0.72%: ETF fund outflows ease and on-chain net outflows move in tandem to boost the rally

From 06:00 to 06:15 (UTC) on April 1, 2026, the ETH price rose 0.72% within the short term. The range fluctuated between 2122.69 and 2143.2 USDT, with an amplitude of 0.97%. Trading volume in the market also expanded in tandem, significantly higher than the average for the previous hour. Increased on-chain activity has drawn industry attention, and short-term volatility has clearly risen. The main driving force behind this anomaly is that the outflow rate of ETH Spot ETF funds has noticeably slowed. According to authoritative on-chain data, the related ETFs’ net outflow decreased from -210.19 ETH in the previous period to -120.45 ETH.

Bitcoin ETF ends a run of seven consecutive red days, and renewed pressure returns to the Bitcoin price

After U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows for seven consecutive trading days, they have recently switched to outflows, indicating that fund flows have become more cautious. Bitcoin’s price briefly fell below $70,000, reflecting weakness in market sentiment and liquidity. ETF outflows stem from investors re-evaluating the macro environment; amid expectations for high interest rates and geopolitical risks, investors’ risk appetite has declined. $70,000 has become a short-term line between bulls and bears, and technical indicators show that market confidence still needs to be restored.