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Bitcoin 15 February 2026 - 3 March 2026

Strategy Inc. increased its bitcoin holdings again, but its more significant move was selling common stock to rebuild its cash reserves. Its preferred shares (STRC) continue to trade below par as funding costs remain a concern. MARA Holdings saw its stock jump 12.8% to $16.04, outperforming both bitcoin and peers like Riot Platforms and CleanSpark, following the first full Nasdaq session after the Juneteenth holiday. Despite MARA’s rally, bitcoin ETF flows remained weak last week, with about $228 million leaving U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, marking the sixth consecutive week of outflows. Strategy Inc. bought $34.9 million in bitcoin last week, while its dollar reserves also grew. Earlier, bitcoin dropped 1.1% to $64,215 after the Federal Reserve kept rates steady but raised its year-end forecast to 3.8%. MARA shares have been volatile, with gains driven by its bitcoin reserves and upcoming catalysts such as the Long Ridge deal and its annual meeting. CleanSpark shares have faced pressure amid a broader tech and crypto selloff, while Riot Platforms is focusing on transitioning to an AI data-center landlord model, needing to prove its power and land deals can attract tenants. Notably, Strategy Inc. paused its bitcoin purchases ahead of Q1 earnings after accumulating over 100,000 tokens in three months. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley’s latest bitcoin fund attracted inflows even as BlackRock’s IBIT saw significant outflows, highlighting shifting investor sentiment and renewed focus on fees.
Robinhood stock jumps nearly 4% as bitcoin rebounds; traders eye March 4 “Take Flight” event

Robinhood stock jumps nearly 4% as bitcoin rebounds; traders eye March 4 “Take Flight” event

Robinhood shares rose 3.9% to $78.78 on Monday, holding steady after hours as bitcoin hovered near $69,200. The company reported 27 million funded customers and $322 billion in platform assets for 2025. Investors are watching for product updates at Robinhood’s “Take Flight” keynote on March 4. Crypto-linked stocks, including Coinbase, gained alongside bitcoin’s rebound.
Bitcoin price snaps back near $69,000 as Iran conflict and oil spike rattle markets

Bitcoin price snaps back near $69,000 as Iran conflict and oil spike rattle markets

Bitcoin jumped 4.7% to $69,141 Monday, rebounding after a volatile weekend that saw it briefly fall below $64,000. Brent crude surged 8% to $78.74 as investors reacted to the widening U.S.-Israeli air war against Iran and rising inflation risks. U.S. manufacturing data showed prices paid at their highest since October 2022. Turkey proposed a 10% tax on crypto gains, while the CFTC named David Miller as its new enforcement chief.
Strategy Inc stock jumps nearly 9% on bitcoin rebound; STRC treasury buyers add a new angle

Strategy Inc stock jumps nearly 9% on bitcoin rebound; STRC treasury buyers add a new angle

Strategy Inc shares jumped 8.9% to $135.65 at Wednesday’s close, then slipped about 1% after hours as bitcoin surged 6.7% to $68,400. A Feb. 23 filing showed Strategy sold $39.7 million in stock and used the proceeds to buy 592 bitcoin. The company held 717,722 bitcoin as of Feb. 22. Coinbase Global shares also rose 13.5%.
Bitcoin price drops below $65,000 as tariff whiplash hits risk bets, $60,000 watched

Bitcoin price drops below $65,000 as tariff whiplash hits risk bets, $60,000 watched

Bitcoin fell about 4.4% to $64,376 in New York Monday after President Trump raised the global tariff to 15%, sparking risk-off moves across markets. Crypto funds saw $288 million in outflows last week, the fifth consecutive week of withdrawals, according to CoinShares. Coinbase shares slid 6%. Traders are watching the $60,000 bitcoin support and the March 6 U.S. jobs report.
Robinhood stock drops as bitcoin slides on tariff jitters; what traders watch next

Robinhood stock drops as bitcoin slides on tariff jitters; what traders watch next

Robinhood shares dropped 5.5% to $71.96 Monday, hitting a low of $71.44, as risk assets fell after President Trump announced a new 15% global tariff. Bitcoin slid 4.3% to $64,443, with other crypto-linked stocks also down. Robinhood ended January with 27.2 million funded customers and $324.4 billion in platform assets. Investors are watching for the next catalyst after a volatile stretch.
Bitcoin price today: BTC slips near $67,600 as tariff headlines cloud the week ahead

Bitcoin price today: BTC slips near $67,600 as tariff headlines cloud the week ahead

Bitcoin slipped 1% to $67,580 over the weekend, trading in a narrow range as U.S. markets stayed closed and traders watched for Fed signals and tariff moves. President Trump raised a new global tariff to 15% after the Supreme Court struck down earlier measures. U.S. spot bitcoin ETF flows turned positive Friday, with $88.1 million in net inflows led by BlackRock and Fidelity. Ether fell 1.8% to $1,950.
22 February 2026
Bitcoin price today: BTC rebounds near $68,000 as ETF outflows and Fed signals keep traders cautious

Bitcoin price today: BTC rebounds near $68,000 as ETF outflows and Fed signals keep traders cautious

Bitcoin climbed 1.9% to $67,590 in New York trading Friday, after swinging between $66,255 and $68,241. Spot bitcoin ETFs saw $165.76 million in net outflows on Feb. 19, marking a five-week streak of withdrawals. Crypto stocks were mixed, with Coinbase up 2% and Marathon Digital down 1%. Investors are watching for the March 13 U.S. PCE inflation update and developments on a Washington crypto bill.
20 February 2026
Bitcoin price today: BTC slips to $67,900 as holiday-thin trade sharpens focus on Fed minutes, ETF flows

Bitcoin price today: BTC slips to $67,900 as holiday-thin trade sharpens focus on Fed minutes, ETF flows

Bitcoin slipped 1.6% to around $67,900 Monday as U.S. markets closed for Presidents Day and Asian holidays thinned trading. Ether dropped 1.7% to $1,974. Spot bitcoin ETFs saw $15 million in net inflows Friday, according to Farside Investors. Traders await Fed minutes on Feb. 18 and key U.S. economic data later in the week.
Bitcoin price today: BTC slips under $69,000 as a holiday-shortened U.S. week looms

Bitcoin price today: BTC slips under $69,000 as a holiday-shortened U.S. week looms

Bitcoin slipped 0.9% to $69,029 on Sunday after briefly topping $70,900, with ether down 3.4% to $2,006. U.S. spot bitcoin ETF and crypto stock trading will resume Tuesday after the Presidents Day holiday. Net ETF flows remain volatile, swinging from a $410.2 million outflow to a $15.1 million inflow last week. Traders await Fed minutes and inflation data later in the week.
15 February 2026
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