Firms like Bernstein, K33 Research, and Goldman Sachs are signaling that Bitcoin may have already found its bottom.

Their view: current prices are attractive for long-term investors, especially as institutional demand continues building beneath the surface.

When major firms start aligning on a narrative, it usually means positioning has already begun.

Michael Saylor announced plans for a $42 billion capital raise through new STRC and MSTR programs.

The goal is simple: buy more Bitcoin.

While most companies are still experimenting, Strategy is doubling down at a scale no one else is matching.

MARA disclosed it sold 15,133 BTC to raise capital between March 4 and March 25 2026, adding to a broader trend of miners offloading large amounts of Bitcoin.

With margins tightening and capital shifting toward AI, miners are increasingly turning their treasuries into liquidity.

At the same time, Saylor is doing the opposite: aggressively buying - Did he know about these sells?

One side is selling to survive.

The other is buying to dominate.

Fannie Mae is moving toward accepting Bitcoin and crypto as collateral for home loans.

This is a major shift, turning Bitcoin from a speculative asset into a financial primitive within the housing market.

From digital asset… to collateral.

Bitcoin just scored a massive regulatory win that changes everything for developers and self-custody. The SEC and CFTC finally drew clear lines, ending years of uncertainty. Yet the market sold it off anyway. This is the kind of shift most people only understand after it’s too late.