Bitcoin traded at $67,802 as of 10 a.m. EST on March 7, 2026, while derivatives markets flashed a mix of cautious positioning and long-term optimism. Futures open interest remains elevated and options traders continue clustering bets around major expirations, suggesting the next decisive move may hinge on upcoming settlement windows. Derivatives Data Shows Traders Betting
Bitcoin’s deviation from its price compression below $70,000 didn’t last long despite the price surge to $74,000 on Wednesday, and the asset struggles below $68,000 as of press time. Although it has essentially returned to its familiar trading range as of the past month, one analyst believes the best is yet to come, at least
Bitcoin price today trades near $67,795, down 0.46% after rejecting the $74,000 level earlier this week despite a string of bullish institutional developments. The move demonstrates that macro forces now override crypto-native news as Bitcoin’s correlation with traditional risk assets tightens. Daily Chart Shows $74,000 Rejection And Support Test Bitcoin Daily Price Action (Source: TradingView)
Bitcoin (BTC) may be facing a significant correction after a key bearish technical signal emerged on the three-day chart, raising the possibility of a move toward the $36,000 level. According to insights from TradingShot in a TradingView post on March 6, this outlook stems from the fact that the cryptocurrency has formed a death cross
President Donald Trump’s move to establish what he called a “Strategic Bitcoin Reserve” within the federal government was greeted with crypto-sector celebration at the start of his administration. The industry cheered it as further cementing the arrival of bitcoin $BTC$67,917.55 as a mature asset, but a year has passed, and there’s still no reserve. Trump’s
Friday’s U.S. employment report triggered a wave of selling across the cryptocurrency market and Bitcoin, putting downward pressure on its price, which fell below the important psychological level of $70,000. After the data was released, Bitcoin’s price declined about 2.8-3%, reaching intraday lows around $69,000 — specifically near $69,430 — within a few hours. The
Bitcoin’s recent price action has already followed a warning we highlighted earlier. When the asset was trading close to $73,000, we noted that weakening momentum could push the price lower. Since then, Bitcoin has fallen sharply and is currently trading near $68,000 at press time. The move comes during a weekend session when liquidity is
Retail investors have been scooping up Bitcoin after it slipped below $70,000, but whale activity suggests the price could still head lower if past patterns repeat, according to crypto sentiment platform Santiment. “The moment Bitcoin hit $74k, these key stakeholders began taking profit,” Santiment said in a report on Friday. Santiment explained that whales —
Brian Dixon, CEO of cryptocurrency asset management company Off The Chain Capital, made striking statements about the future of Bitcoin and its role in global geopolitical risks during his appearance on Anthony Pompliano’s show. Dixon stated that Bitcoin is different from traditional technology stocks and functions as “war insurance” in the modern world. Dixon stated