Bitcoin is trading at $66,804, up 0.58% over the past 24 hours, nursing a 47% loss from its October 2025 all-time high. The latest hit came straight from the White House. President Trump’s April 1 address flipped the script on markets that had spent Tuesday pricing in a peace deal. Instead, he promised the U.S.
Markets are digesting a heavy pullback in Bitcoin price today, with traders weighing whether this is a controlled correction or the start of a deeper downtrend. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Top-down view: daily is corrective bearish, intraday is trying to build a bounce Daily timeframe (D1) – bias: bearish corrective
With a 23.8% decline to close at $66,619 on March 31, Bitcoin finished the first three months of 2026 with its biggest quarterly loss since 2018. The primary cause can be summed up in one word: outflows. The decline marked a clear departure from the bullish streak that had characterized most of the preceding year.
Diplomatic efforts to negotiate a ceasefire between the US and Iran have reached an impasse. According to The Wall Street Journal, no progress has been made in the ongoing negotiations, and the current round of talks is considered a “dead end.” The deadlock in the process stems from the messages Iran has conveyed to the
After more than four years, Leap Wallet takes its final leap into the sunset. Leap Wallet will end all services on May 28, 2026, closing a run of more than four years as one of the Cosmos ecosystem’s popular wallets, the team said this week. After the designated date, all products, including Leap Wallet’s browser
Bitcoin ($BTC) saw a modest uptick on April 3, at one point trading above $67,200 with a noticeable surge in daily funding rates, which shot up more than 300%. In short, the figure implies that leveraged traders have sharply increased their bullish exposure, with long-position holders paying higher fees to maintain their bets that ‘digital
Although volatility remains elevated, Bitcoin ($BTC) price posted modest gains on April 3, rising nearly 1% and outperforming the wider market’s 0.5% advance. Despite strength in altcoins, Bitcoin’s market dominance has also increased, reaching above 58%, suggesting a mild shift into relatively safer assets. At the same time, derivatives activity is picking up. Specifically, total
Coinglass’ Bitcoin liquidation map shows a $1.143b long wall below $65k and a $754m short pocket above $68k, turning a small move into a potential $1.9b forced‑flow event. Longs face a $1.143 billion liquidation wall below $65,000 Derivatives analytics from Coinglass show Bitcoin ($BTC) perched between two dense liquidation clusters where nearly $1.9 billion in