Bitcoin ($BTC) price is entering April 2026 at a crossroads. March is closing with a barely positive 0.19% gain, a sharp fade from the over 5% monthly gain $BTC held earlier. With history, ETF flows, and whale behavior all sending mixed signals, April could define Bitcoin’s direction for the rest of 2026. History Favors April,
Bitcoin ($BTC) enters the final week of March trading near $67,400, facing a dense slate of US economic releases that could determine whether the pioneer crypto breaks out of its two-month consolidation or slides deeper into bearish territory. The six reports span labor demand, consumer health, and Federal Reserve guidance. Each one feeds directly into
BlackRock raised CEO Larry Fink’s total compensation to $37.7 million for 2025, a roughly 23% jump from the prior year, as its Bitcoin ETF quietly became one of the firm’s top revenue generators. A proxy filing showed the pay package included a $1.5 million base salary, a $10.6 million cash bonus, and roughly $24.6 million
The bitcoin market has been stuck in a rut for over a month, and investors chasing yields may be partly to blame. Since mid-February, $BTC has traded in a range centred on $70,000. Some observers say counteracting forces have been at play. The Iran war-led haven demand has been supporting $BTC around $65,000, while rising
The war just got bigger. Bitcoin briefly got smaller. Bitcoin dipped to $65,112 early Monday morning, its lowest level since the February crash, before recovering to $67,402 as Asian markets opened. The 24-hour range of $65,112 to $67,389 reflects a market that sold hard on overnight escalation headlines and found buyers near $65,000, a level
Bitcoin price failed to stay above $68,800 and declined further. $BTC is now consolidating below $68,000 and might continue to move down. Bitcoin started a fresh decline from well above the $70,500 zone. The price is trading below $68,800 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance
Crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe’s latest comment on Bitcoin landed at a moment when the market is already struggling to find direction. In his post, he said the trend remains unchanged, described the session as one of the “most boring” of the week, and argued that if Bitcoin cannot push back above $70,000, the
A notable data point in the Bitcoin (BTC) market reveals that the largest cryptocurrency is approaching a rare performance threshold. According to data shared by the analytics platform Coinglass, Bitcoin’s year-to-date return is negative at 0.76%. This could mark only the second time in history that the price has fallen for the sixth consecutive month,
Strategy (MSTR), the largest publicly traded holder of bitcoin, did not seem to have increased its $BTC position last week. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor usually signals upcoming purchases on X each Sunday, followed by a detailed update around 8 a.m. ET on Monday. There was no customary Sunday “Orange Dot” post to signal a purchase.
Yes, you read the title right. The number of bullish bitcoin wagers, the so-called $BTC/USD long positions, on the OG exchange Bitfinex has hit multi-month highs. But, bulls, hold your cheers, as this metric has become a textbook “contrary indicator” over the years, with upswings characterizing bitcoin’s price downtrends. Highest since 2023 The number of