Bitcoin is heading into its sixth consecutive red monthly close on Tuesday, a streak that matches the longest in its history and has occurred only once before, in 2018, when $BTC rallied 300% in the months that followed. Bitcoin Monthly Returns: What History Says About Six Red Months Bitcoin has closed red 5 months in
Bitcoin ($BTC) price has dropped roughly 9% since briefly touching $72,000 on March 25, erasing all 30-day gains and entering negative territory at -2.6% over the month. It is currently trading flat over the past 24 hours near $66,900. The decline produced a bearish breakdown of a pattern on the 12-hour chart. However, a hidden
The Royal Government of Bhutan has moved another $8.5 million worth of Bitcoin. On-chain data shared by Arkham shows, transfer took place on March 27. It was sent to a new wallet address. This move is part of a larger trend. Bhutan has been steadily shifting Bitcoin out of its main holding wallets in recent
Trader Crypto Rover reported on X that the chances of a Federal Reserve rate hike in 2026 have risen to 46.9%. At the same time, expectations for a rate cut have dropped to zero. Traders now expect the Fed to take a “wait-and-see” approach before making any major policy moves. The CME FedWatch Tool shows
Bitcoin continued to slide on March 28, trading near $66,200, as markets reacted to growing doubts around US-Iran de-escalation. President Donald Trump’s 10-day pause on energy strikes has not reassured investors, especially after reports that Israel continued attacks during the period. The reaction is visible across markets. Israel has hit 2 of Iran’s largest steel
Bitcoin hovered just above $66,000 per coin at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time on March 28, 2026, trading within a tight intraday range as momentum softened across multiple timeframes. The broader technical structure showed price holding near short-term support while remaining decisively below major moving averages, reinforcing a cautious market tone. Is Bitcoin About to Drop
Market interest by bearish investors could be signaling a possible Bitcoin ($BTC) price breakout at a time when the leading cryptocurrency continues to be pressured amid a broader market sell-off. In this context, market data indicates that net short positions on Bitcoin have climbed by more than 52% in just two days, marking one of
Goldman Sachs analyst James Yaro stated in a research report that the decline in Bitcoin and the overall cryptocurrency market has largely reached the historical average levels between the peak and the trough in the current cycle. According to Yaro, while there have been fluctuations in Bitcoin and crypto-related stocks in recent weeks, the market
Bitcoin may have already priced in the effects of tighter monetary policy, leaving stocks more exposed to the latest macroeconomic shocks, according to asset manager Bitwise. The firm’s comments come as the cryptocurrency continues to correct below $70,000, down more than 23.7% year-to-date. Geopolitical unrest and energy disruptions, particularly from the U.S.-Iran conflict choking the
World’s largest cryptocurrency Bitcoin is being viewed as a stronger hedge against inflation after Bitmine CEO Tom Lee said the asset has outperformed inflation 97% of the time, better than gold. He also pointed to growing institutional interest, saying Ethereum could benefit from Wall Street tokenization and AI-driven infrastructure development. Bitcoin Outperforms Gold as Inflation