Data: BTC drops below $96,000

Strike officially launches Bitcoin collateral credit limit service

ChainCatcher News: Bitcoin payment app Strike announced on X platform the official launch of Bitcoin collateralized credit line services. Users can borrow fiat currency in real-time for lightning payments or bill payments without selling Bitcoin to access cash flow. Currently, this service supports low-threshold lending and will initially launch in Georgia and Massachusetts, with plans to expand to more states across the United States.

Governor Signs Bitcoin Rights Act – Indiana Teachers & Workers Now Stack Sats!

Indiana's House Bill 1042 enhances user rights for cryptocurrency by preventing discriminatory taxes and allowing self-custody of digital assets. This legislation fosters institutional adoption and signals a positive shift in governmental attitudes towards crypto, promoting innovation and market stability.

BTC 15-minute increase of 0.77%: Institutional ETF funds strongly flow in, leading the short-term rebound

From 07:45 to 08:00 (UTC) on March 4, 2026, BTC prices experienced rapid short-term fluctuations, with a return of +0.77%. The price range was between 68,885.0 and 69,655.7 USDT, with an amplitude of 1.12%. This volatility was accompanied by increased spot trading volume, attracting market attention and intensifying fluctuations. The main driver of this movement was the continuous net inflow of funds into the US spot Bitcoin ETF, with daily inflows reaching $458 million. Institutional large investors concentrated their purchases, pushing BTC to a strong short-term rebound. ETF funds were directly invested in long positions, reflecting the market sentiment.

Data: 300.1 BTC transferred from an anonymous address, then routed through a relay and sent to another anonymous address

ChainCatcher message: According to Arkham data, at 15:56, 300.1 BTC (worth approximately $20,817,900) was transferred from an anonymous address (starting with bc1qfq0u...) to another anonymous address (starting with bc1qtve0...).

Bitcoin Price Trends Amid Iran Conflict: Six Experts Analyze Future Price Potential

Bitcoin's recent price has fluctuated between $65,000 and $70,000. Despite escalating geopolitical conflicts, experts believe that large-scale wars could prompt the Federal Reserve to inject liquidity, boosting the value of risk assets like Bitcoin. The impact of the conflict on energy supply and market confidence may also support Bitcoin prices in the medium term. Overall, market sentiment and profit-taking strategies will continue to influence short-term trends.