Tangem, a Switzerland-based hardware wallet provider, reported $61.3 million in revenue for 2025, representing a 102% year-over-year increase driven by its "active self-custody" approach. The company said recurring in-app activity, including DeFi access, has become a bigger growth driver than one-off device sales as monthly active users rose by 50%.

Bitcoin is trading in the mid-$70,000 range after rebounding from about $66,000, supported by renewed spot demand and a return of institutional inflows. Onchain and derivatives data point to easing sell pressure, cautious leverage and late-cycle accumulation, while bitcoin starts to diverge from equities and outperform gold. The moves come as markets brace for a dense run of rate and policy decisions from the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan, European Central Bank and Bank of England.

Bitcoin briefly traded above $74,000 on Monday, extending a roughly 7% weekly gain while ether climbed about 13%. Institutional inflows, stablecoin expansion, and heavy options positioning around the $75,000 strike are shaping price action as macro and energy market risks intensify. Analysts note that bitcoin has diverged from equities during recent wartime volatility, with rising oil prices and shifting Federal Reserve expectations keeping conditions fragile.

In a Monday client note, Bernstein analysts said bitcoin's investor base is becoming more resilient as spot ETFs and corporate treasuries, including Strategy, increase long-term holdings. The firm likened Strategy's aggressive accumulation and financing model to a "bitcoin central bank of last resort," noting its more than 761,000 BTC stash and the growing share of supply held by institutional vehicles.

Bitfinex analysts say bitcoin's next significant move is increasingly dictated by oil prices, bond yields and Federal Reserve policy rather than crypto-specific news. They see the market consolidating between about $63,000 and $72,000, with $60,000 as key support and $78,000 as major onchain resistance, while spot ETF flows and macro liquidity trends guide institutional positioning.

After four straight declining sessions that took it into the mid-$60,000 range, bitcoin rebounded to trade around $69,350 as traders contended with surging oil prices, Middle East tensions and a stronger U.S. dollar. Analysts note that ETF flow trends, renewed inflows into bitcoin investment products and sizeable exchange outflows point to early signs of stabilization, even as macro uncertainty keeps risk appetite muted.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies has disclosed that its ether treasury has climbed to 4.535 million ETH after acquiring 60,976 ETH over the past week, representing roughly 3.76% of Ethereum's circulating supply. The company values this position at about $8.9 billion, with around 3.04 million ETH currently staked and generating estimated annualized staking revenue of $174 million. The aggressive accumulation comes as data shows more than 3.2 million ETH waiting in Ethereum's validator entry queue while fewer than 60,000 ETH are queued to exit.

Nasdaq has entered a partnership with Kraken's parent company Payward to create an "equities transformation gateway" linking tokenized stocks on regulated markets with decentralized blockchain networks. The gateway will use Kraken's xStocks framework and is expected to support Nasdaq's tokenized equity design and distributed-ledger services starting in the first half of 2027.

On March 5, bitcoin payments company Strike announced it had obtained both a BitLicense and a money transmitter license from the New York State Department of Financial Services. The approvals allow the Chicago-based firm to roll out its bitcoin brokerage, payments, and savings platform to residents and businesses in New York, completing Strike's availability across all 50 U.S. states.