Bitcoin still faces downside risk before any stronger rebound, as two market analysts point to weak structure and unfinished liquidity below current price. Together, their charts show a market stuck between lower support targets and repeated resistance failures, with no clear sign yet of a lasting trend reversal. Bitcoin liquidity zones point to possible dip
Bitcoin is demonstrating remarkable resilience, according to new analysis from Fidelity Investments. Jurrien Timmer, Director of Global Macro at Fidelity, recently took note of a striking divergence in the financial markets throughout March 2026. Despite macroeconomic headwinds that typically crush non-yielding assets, Bitcoin has held its ground. The $60,000 floor The crypto market spent recent
Bitcoin price started a sharp decline from well above $73,000. $BTC is now consolidating and might aim for a fresh increase if it clears $72,400. Bitcoin started a sharp decline below $72,000 and $71,500. The price is trading below $72,500 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with
Bitcoin’s latest recovery toward $69,700 is unfolding with almost no change in futures open interest, a pattern CoinGlass says fits a range-bound, leverage-heavy market rather than the start of a durable bullish trend. Summary CoinGlass notes that open interest rose as Bitcoin fell to about $68,750, signaling shorts adding into weakness, then barely changed during
Bhutan has sold over $110m in Bitcoin in 2026, cutting sovereign holdings by about 65% from their peak as Druk Holding shifts from mining-led accumulation to steady liquidation. Summary Druk Holding & Investments has offloaded more than $110m in $BTC this year, including a 973 $BTC transfer worth about $72.3m on March 17–18 routed partly
Bitcoin is holding just below $70k after a hawkish FOMC, ETF outflows, and a shift to Fear, with weak long conviction but easing miner selling and difficulty. Summary $BTC slipped roughly 5% post-FOMC, from near $74k to testing $70k, as the Fed signaled fewer 2026 cuts, ETFs flipped from $1.1b inflows to a $129m outflow,
Strategy CEO Phong Le suggested that a potential asset allocation by Morgan Stanley to Bitcoin could trigger a massive buying wave in the cryptocurrency market. In a post on social media, Le noted that Morgan Stanley’s asset management arm manages a portfolio of approximately $8 trillion. According to Le, if a 2% allocation—the midpoint of
U.S. President Donald Trump is putting intense pressure on the Federal Reserve to lower its benchmark interest rate. But as his war in Iran presses toward its fourth week, Bank of America economists raised the prospect of a policy move on Friday that’s in the opposite direction. Although the group still views cuts as more
Bitcoin’s volatility has dropped as its price has stabilized around $70,000, but traders are still paying up for downside protection, according to a new report from investment firm VanEck. Bitcoin’s realized volatility, or volatility based on actual observed price movements, has fallen from 80 to 50 over the past month, VanEck notes. But despite stabilizing
The global crypto market is starting to stabilize after a sharp sell-off as Bitcoin tries to settle near $70,000. However, positioning across derivatives and macro markets suggests that traders are far from confident about what comes next. The Fear and Greed index shows that investors are still seeing “Fear” in the market. VanEck’s data depicts