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Macroeconomist Lyn Alden predicts Bitcoin will outperform gold in the next 2-3 years, citing gold's 'somewhat euphoric' sentiment and Bitcoin's 'somewhat unfairly negative' treatment.

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Institutional investors have maintained their position in Bitcoin despite its recent drawdown, with some even adding to their long-term allocations, according to CoinShares.

Trump-backed American Bitcoin board members Justin Mateen and Richard Busch purchased 1.6 million shares after the company's earnings report, indicating confidence in the company's future performance.

Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant inflows, with BlackRock's IBIT leading the charge with $307 million, as nearly all US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted gains, extending a three-day inflow streak to $1.1 billion.

A quant firm suggests a bullish Bitcoin trade strategy that focuses on building upside exposure in March and April with minimal upfront cost, indicating a potential increase in Bitcoin's value.

Bitwise has donated over $380K to open-source Bitcoin developers, with its second annual donation to be allocated by Bitcoin Brink, OpenSats, and the Human Rights Foundation.

Bitcoin remains stable above $70,000 as global assets recover from recent market volatility, driven by expectations of accommodative financial conditions and shifting liquidity expectations.

Crypto enthusiasts are pushing back against Ray Dalio's concerns about bitcoin's future, citing the need to reevaluate his 'tired narratives' about the cryptocurrency's limitations.

Bitcoin and crypto stocks have experienced a surge in value due to a relief rally for risky assets, with additional support coming from Trump's comments on crypto legislation.

The CEO of Keyrock believes bitcoin is undervalued and 2026 will be a 'transition year' for digital assets, marking a shift towards onchain adoption by traditional finance.

Bitcoin's price of $73K is a warning sign for a potential 'next leg down' due to a possible death cross, which could continue the bear market unless a significant bullish catalyst emerges.