Bitcoin Finds Firmer Ground Source: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/fear-and-greed-index/ (info taken as at 13 Mar 2026) Large holders appear to be buying on weakness: Recent market commentary points to larger Bitcoin holders adding on price dips, even as smaller investors stayed cautious. That matters because it suggests longer-term conviction is returning beneath the surface. Price action is starting to stabilise: Bitcoin traded in a roughly US$65,000 to US$72,000 range

Bitcoin Rebounds as Institutions Re-engage Source: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/fear-and-greed-index/ (info taken as at 6 Mar 2026) Large investors returned to buy dips: After a late-February selloff, institutional demand reappeared through exchange-traded fund inflows, helping absorb supply and steady the market tone. Price action shifted from slide to base-building: Bitcoin briefly fell back below $66,000 early in the week, then rebounded and pushed into the low-to-m

Bitcoin Steadies After Tariff-Led Dip Source: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/fear-and-greed-index/ (info taken as at 26 Feb 2026) Large holders stayed active on weakness: On-chain data showed mixed whale activity, with some large holders moving Bitcoin to exchanges (often a sign of potential selling), while others accumulated during the dip. Price action shifted from sell-off to base-building: Bitcoin fell to roughly $62,500–$64,300 early in the week, then rebounded towa