Bitcoin struggles to regain momentum amid persistent overhead supply: Glassnode
Bitcoin's onchain data shows persistent overhead supply and fragile conviction as the market consolidates below $90,000, Glassnode says.
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Bitcoin's onchain data shows persistent overhead supply and fragile conviction as the market consolidates below $90,000, Glassnode says.
The bitcoin-owning company's capital structure is shifting toward permanent capital, reducing refinancing risk and damping credit volatility.
Bitcoin’s 20-year quantum timeline collapses. 25% of the Bitcoin supply sits in vulnerable addresses requiring urgent migration.
Nomura's Laser Digital launched a tokenized Bitcoin Diversified Yield Fund on Jan. 22, targeting around 5% returns.
Crypto prices stabilized after Wednesday’s tariff-driven volatility, with bitcoin reclaiming $90,000 as equities rebounded and traders rotated back into risk assets.
The fund targets institutional investors seeking returns beyond traditional long-only, “vanilla” Bitcoin exposure.
The capital raise will support balance sheet restructuring and the company's bitcoin strategy.
The initiative comes as enforcement actions and pending market structure legislation raise questions about how privacy tools and open-source developers are treated.
Bitcoin’s onchain structure “remains fragile,” said Glassnode, which warned of a prolonged consolidation period ahead for BTC price.
The Laser Digital Bitcoin Diversified Yield Fund SP targets excess returns on top of BTC performance.
The company also plans private debt-for-equity swaps for some holders of the Semler convertible notes that may shrink its offering size.
Analysts said institutional traders are tightening risk amid macro uncertainty, but noted that outflows do not reflect structural weakness.