
Riot Platforms Sells $250M in Bitcoin as It Repositions Power Fleet for AI
Riot Platforms sold 3,778 BTC (~$250M) in Q1 while redirecting its nearly 2GW power portfolio toward AI data centers. Holdings: 15,680 BTC. RIOT up 2.47% Thursday, down 33% in six months.

Bitcoin’s Worst Quarter Since 2018 Resets the Tape—Liquidity Will Dictate Q2
Bitcoin fell 22% in Q1 2026 amid war, tariffs, and a hawkish Fed. ETFs, order-book depth, and geopolitical odds now shape the next move as whales stay quiet.

Riot Platforms Sells $290M in Bitcoin as Miners Chase AI and HPC Compute
Riot Platforms offloaded $290M in BTC in Q1, echoing peers as miners pivot toward AI/HPC infrastructure. Here’s what it signals about treasury strategy, compute economics, and miner revenues.

Metaplanet’s Bitcoin Stack Hits 40,177 BTC After 5,075 BTC Buy, Now No. 3 Among Public Treasuries
Metaplanet bought 5,075 BTC, lifting its stack to 40,177 BTC and ranking third among public-company treasuries. What this move signals for corporate balance sheets and Bitcoin supply.

Bitcoin dips under $66K as crowded shorts meet thin Easter liquidity, raising squeeze risk
Bitcoin trades below $70K after slipping under $66K. With weak conviction, macro jitters, and crowded shorts into Easter, thinner liquidity could trigger a sharp short squeeze.

Bitcoin demand still muted, but CryptoQuant sees room for a $71.5k–$81.2k relief rally
CryptoQuant flags a sharp demand slowdown for Bitcoin, yet says easing U.S.-Iran tensions could spark a short-term move to $71,500–$81,200. Here’s why that window exists.

Circle eyes cirBTC: a wrapped bitcoin push that reopens a door it closed in 2019
Circle plans a wrapped bitcoin token, cirBTC, years after shuttering Circle Pay to focus on stablecoins. Here’s the key design trade-off that will define whether it matters.

Circle Rolls Out cirBTC to Pull Bitcoin Into DeFi—Trust Is the Real Battleground
Circle unveils cirBTC, a 1:1 Bitcoin wrapper debuting on Ethereum and Arc, targeting institutional trust and DeFi utility. It enters a field led by WBTC (~$8B) and cbBTC (~$6B).

Naoris Rolls Out NIST-Standard Post‑Quantum Blockchain as Bitcoin and Ethereum Weigh Their Own Upgrades
Naoris launches a NIST-standard post-quantum blockchain using ML-DSA while Ethereum and Bitcoin pursue quantum-resilient paths like BIP-360—putting migration choices front and center.

Quantum-Powered Mining Debuts on Quip Network—Just Not for Bitcoin
Postquant Labs launches Quip Network, a public quantum‑classical mining testnet using D‑Wave’s Advantage2 annealers and Ising optimization. It pays in QUIP to rent quantum time and tracks progress toward “Q‑Day.”

April 3, 2026
Riot Platforms sold 3,778 BTC (~$250M) in Q1 while redirecting its nearly 2GW power portfolio toward AI data centers. Holdings: 15,680 BTC. RIOT up 2.47% Thursday, down 33% in six months.

Bitcoin’s Worst Quarter Since 2018 Resets the Tape—Liquidity Will Dictate Q2
April 3, 2026
Bitcoin fell 22% in Q1 2026 amid war, tariffs, and a hawkish Fed. ETFs, order-book depth, and geopolitical odds now shape the next move as whales stay quiet.

Riot Platforms Sells $290M in Bitcoin as Miners Chase AI and HPC Compute
April 3, 2026
Riot Platforms offloaded $290M in BTC in Q1, echoing peers as miners pivot toward AI/HPC infrastructure. Here’s what it signals about treasury strategy, compute economics, and miner revenues.

Metaplanet’s Bitcoin Stack Hits 40,177 BTC After 5,075 BTC Buy, Now No. 3 Among Public Treasuries
April 3, 2026
Metaplanet bought 5,075 BTC, lifting its stack to 40,177 BTC and ranking third among public-company treasuries. What this move signals for corporate balance sheets and Bitcoin supply.