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CryptoQuant's 30-day apparent demand indicator is negative, showing that buyers are failing to absorb existing supply, leaving the market vulnerable. Since February, Bitcoin has rebounded to the $75,000 range, but on-chain data shows that apparent demand has fallen to its lowest level since December 2025, with market selling volume exceeding buy absorption. This round of price increase has relied more on futures rather than spot buying, and the persistent negative Premium on a certain exchange suggests that leveraged positions may be quickly liquidated. Without new spot demand, $70,000—the actual price range for short-term traders—could become the key point where recent buyers' unrealized gains disappear, reducing the motivation to take profits.

According to Odaily, Treasuries.NET posted on X platform that Strive has increased its holdings by 1,109 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 16,500 BTC, ranking 7th in the Bitcoin 100 list.

This target price implies that Micron's stock price will more than double from its pre-market price of around $800, corresponding to a market capitalization of $1.8 trillion. This means Micron will solidify its recent position among the world's largest companies and become one of the most important firms in AI trading. "We believe that as more signs of AI driving structural changes across the entire memory sector emerge, the market will begin to assign a more 'normal' valuation multiple to the stock, and Micron's valuation will continue to be revised upward," analyst Timothy Arcuri wrote. Demand for memory chips at favorable pricing levels "will allow Micron to trade off some near-term revenue for demand visibility and deliver smoother profitability." The rating is Buy. (Bloomberg)