Wichtige Fakten: BTC > 75.000 US-Dollar; MicroStrategy profitabel; Aufsichtsbehörden bezeichnen Bitcoin als Ware

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Michael Saylor’s firm STRC raised $1.15 billion in a single day to purchase Bitcoin, and U.S. regulators (SEC/CFTC) issued March 2026 guidance classifying Bitcoin and Ethereum as digital commodities.
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Bitcoin (BTCUSD) rose in a move labeled a potential short squeeze, facing overhead resistance. Traders note sustained buying would require a clear break above the 200-day simple moving average.
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BTCUSD has formed higher lows since $60,000 and nears resistance at $74,000–$75,000. A break above $75,000 targets ~$79,700 and $85,000; failure could pull back below $69,600.
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BTCUSD rose after Iran ceasefire hints and softer U.S. inflation; institutional flows lifted Bitcoin as ETFs drew nearly $2B YTD, pushing crypto product AUM to early-February levels.
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BTCUSD rose above $75,000, briefly surpassing $75,577 — the reported cost basis of Strategy Inc. — after the firm disclosed an additional $1B BTC purchase.
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MicroStrategy holds ~780,897 BTC worth about $58.9B. Average cost ~$75,580 per BTC; market value now exceeds that cost, making the firm’s Bitcoin position profitable for first time since late March.
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Bitcoin traders watch US regulation, notably the Clarity Act, for any major upside. Key resistance sits near $79,000—a break could signal a stronger medium‑term rally.
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BTCUSD: Fear & Greed Index climbed to 21 from below 20, still in extreme fear. Analysts say sustained BTC upside needs fresh capital into derivatives and rising open interest.
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Commentary noted prior BTCUSD drawdowns ~82% (2017) and ~77% (2021), and some expect this cycle’s decline to differ from a 60% textbook drop due to macro factors and more institutional flows.
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Analyst Fred Krueger predicts Bitcoin (BTCUSD) will exceed its prior all-time high this year, noting a new peak could reshape views on price cycles and market dynamics.
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source: https://www.tradingview.com/news/tradingview:a5bfa11d38a7f:0-key-facts-btc-75k-microstrategy-profitable-regulators-call-commodity/