In his recent statements, US President Donald Trump made noteworthy comments regarding both cryptocurrency markets and global geopolitical developments. Trump particularly stood out with his positive remarks about Bitcoin, while arguing that the US must maintain its global leadership role. Trump described Bitcoin as “a very powerful technology,” pointing to the increasing acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin has never finished a year positive after a start this bad Bitcoin seasonality is one of those market narratives that stays alive because the average is easy to screenshot. The problem is that the average often hides the only thing that matters: the state. A strong “Uptober” inside a healthy bull trend is not
Two Bitcoin charts pointed to key levels that could shape the next major move. One highlighted deep support zones linked to past bull cycle resets, while the other showed a short term bullish setup that still depends on support holding. Bitcoin Pullbacks Below Key Holder Cost Bands Have Historically Preceded New Bull Runs A chart
Bitcoin ($BTC) has plummeted below $66K, trading at $65,675 at press time, which is a 3.98% drop in 24h, and a 47.9% dip from its October all-time high ($ATH) of $126K. Source: CoinMarketCap Liquidations in Bitcoin futures positions totaled $189.17 million, with long positions accounting for $173.24 million. Traditional assets have not been spared, with
Wall Street’s most persistent bull, Tom Lee, is doubling down on a vision of the future that would make even the most seasoned optimist blink. The Fundstrat Global Advisors co-founder, known for his uncanny accuracy during post-pandemic recovery, believes S&P 500 is on a collision course with the 15,000 mark by the end of this
Bitcoin is heading into the weekend with broken near-term structure, elevated macro pressure, and a political catalyst that now sits close to the center of the market’s risk map. The technical setup has deteriorated in steps over the past two weeks. The macro backdrop has stayed tight as Treasury yields press higher and Middle East
Bitcoin’s early March rally has reversed, with the price sliding below $66,000 and hitting a multi‑week low amid geopolitical tensions and U.S. market weakness. Crypto and Wall Street Diverge From Global Indices After kicking off March with a bullish surge, bitcoin now appears destined for a round trip back to its opening levels. The top
Bitcoin has entered a delicate phase. It is testing the lower boundaries of its recent consolidation after a significant retracement from late-2025 highs. Market structure now suggests a potential accumulation zone is forming, with short-term swings contained within a widening channel. However, volatility remains elevated, and the coming sessions can be crucial for determining whether
Conflux Network, a blockchain entity for scalable on-chain payments, has collaborated with Infini, a blockchain-focused financial firm for stablecoin payments. The partnership focuses on using stablecoin-driven payments and wider on-chain finance. As per Conflux Network’s official X announcement, the move creates more scalable and efficient pathways for seamless transition of real-world value on-chain. Thus, the
As of March 27, 2026, the Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index reads 13, placing sentiment in Extreme Fear. The current price of bitcoin is near $66,000. The index spans 0 to 100, with lower readings tied to fear-driven market conditions and higher readings tied to greed-driven conditions. The metric compiles inputs across price volatility, market