The DeFi Report, a closely followed analysis platform in the cryptocurrency markets, has examined the potential bottom levels for Bitcoin (BTC) in the current cycle. Company analysts, considering both macroeconomic uncertainties and on-chain data, urged investors to “be patient.” Mike, the company’s chief analyst, argued that despite a general market downturn, the “most attractive buying
In brief Bitcoin posted its worst quarterly performance since 2018, falling about 22%. The cryptocurrency outperformed equities and gold after the Iran war outbreak. Analysts point to Fed policy and a resolution to the Middle East conflict as key Q2 catalysts. Bitcoin closed the first quarter of 2026 with its worst performance since early 2018,
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. $BTC/USDT — daily chart with candlesticks, EMA20/EMA50 and volume. Top-down view: daily is corrective bearish, intraday is trying to build a bounce Daily timeframe (D1) – bias: bearish corrective
Bitcoin ($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
Strategy Inc. now gives Bitcoin believers two very different seats on the same ship. One rides every wave. The other gets paid while the ship sails. The company formerly known as MicroStrategy holds 762,099 $BTC at an average cost near $75,694 per coin, a treasury valued at roughly $51 billion. That single Bitcoin stack backs
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) now processes between $16 billion and $18 billion in daily trading volume, positioning the regulated fund as a direct competitor to the world’s largest crypto exchanges. The data, reported by analytics firm Kaiko, signals that institutional-grade products are pulling liquidity away from crypto-native platforms at a pace few anticipated. A