Although Bitcoin ($BTC) rose to $76,000 in recent weeks, it has recently fallen back below $70,000 due to increased uncertainty stemming from the US-Iran conflict. While the general market expects Bitcoin to remain in a narrow range in the short term, Wintermute analysts suggested that Bitcoin could experience a rise between $70,000 and $74,000. Sharing
Quantum computing risks for Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies have recently become one of the most debated topics, and CZ has also made some significant statements on the subject. Changpeng Zhao, the founder of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, stated that fears regarding the threat of quantum computing are excessive and unnecessary. CZ stated that
Bitcoin is on track to match a joint record of six consecutive monthly losses, set only once between August 2018 and January 2019, according to Coinglass data. Currently at $66,600, BTC would need to rally a bit more than 1% over the next 15 hours to close above the $67,300 level at which it started
Today is the last day of March. Bitcoin is currently trading at $66,761, and the number that matters most right now is not the price, but the monthly close. According to CoinGlass data, Bitcoin has already posted 5 straight months of losses. October through February read like a slow bleed: -3.69%, -17.67%, -2.97%, -10.17%, -14.94%.
Bitcoin is closing out Q1 2026 on a sour note. The largest crypto is trading around $66.4k after a quarter that saw shedding nearly half its value from the October 2025 peak near $125k. With macro and geopolitical uncertainty still weighing on risk assets and no major structural level reclaimed, $BTC heads into Q2 without
In a quarter that has stunned both traditional finance and the crypto industry, Michael Saylor has once again doubled down on Bitcoin. While many investors stepped back amid uncertainty, Saylor moved in the opposite direction. His company, MicroStrategy, added more than 88,000 Bitcoin in Q1 2026, worth around $5.5 billion. This bold move highlights a
Recent data indicates that a significant portion of Bitcoin holders are currently underwater. Approximately 47% of the total circulating supply is held at a loss, meaning nearly half of investors bought at prices higher than current levels. LATEST: 📊 CEX.IO says nearly half of all Bitcoin is now held at a loss as a key
Bitcoin price has formed support over $66,000 as investor hopes for an end to the ongoing U.S. and Iran conflict gained renewed momentum from Trump discussing a potential ceasefire, even if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. According to a recent report from The Wall Street Journal, U.S. President Donald Trump privately consulted with his
The financial world continues to shift as traditional assets merge with digital innovation. Cardone Capital now steps forward with a bold move. The firm accepts Bitcoin for real estate investments. This decision signals a major evolution in how investors approach wealth building. It also highlights growing confidence in digital assets across institutional platforms. Investors no
Bitcoin enters April 2026 under visible pressure as price action struggles to regain upward strength. The market shows hesitation near key resistance, while sellers maintain control in the short term. Although the broader structure remains intact, recent behavior suggests a fragile balance between consolidation and further downside risk. Consequently, traders now watch critical levels closely