The price of Bitcoin is retracing back to the lowest levels seen so far in 2026, and its social sentiment has also followed a similar trend. While the crypto market volatility still persists, pulling Bitcoin far below the $70,000 level, market sentiment surrounding Bitcoin has turned increasingly bearish. Bitcoin traders turn bearish On Saturday, April
At 8 a.m. Eastern time on April 4, 2026, bitcoin traded at $67,109, with a market cap of $1.32 trillion and a 24-hour volume of $45.26 billion. The session saw price fluctuate between $65,934 and $69,074, reflecting continued volatility within a broader consolidation phase. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin held steady around $67K on April 4, 2026;
Bitcoin’s prolonged consolidation below $70,000 may be paving the way for a more significant rally, according to a crypto analyst. “The longer it lasts, the heavier the breakout will be,” MN Trading Capital founder Michael van de Poppe said in an X post on Friday. “Bitcoin remains stagnant in this area, which means that there’s
Tether, the issuer of the world’s biggest stablecoin $USDT, is moving ahead with a major funding plan. The company is targeting a massive $500 billion valuation and has reportedly given investors just 14 days to commit funds or walk away forever. Industry leaders believe that the outcome of this deal would make Tether’s worth more
In its latest assessment of the Bitcoin market, the cryptocurrency analysis platform CryptoQuant noted that the decreasing supply of stablecoins is making risks in the derivatives markets increasingly prominent. The shared analysis stated that the current market structure has become more complex compared to past cycles. According to the report, while the Bitcoin price continues
Crypto has spent years obsessing over speed, fees and scalability. Now it may have to confront a more existential question: what happens when its core security breaks? That question is moving from theory to urgency. Quantum computers, machines that use the principles of quantum physics to process information in fundamentally different ways than today’s computers,
The most visible bitcoin buyers in the world are buying at near-record pace. It is not enough. A CryptoQuant weekly report showed overall 30-day apparent demand at negative 63,000 $BTC as of late March, meaning the broader market is selling far faster than institutions can absorb. ETF purchases hit approximately 50,000 $BTC in the rolling
As the global economy faces the risk of renewed stagflation due to rising geopolitical tensions, auditing and consulting firm KPMG has issued a striking warning. Diane Swonk, the company’s chief economist, stated that the war with Iran, in particular, has severely disrupted economic balances and could force central banks to take unexpected steps. According to
Two prominent figures in the financial world, Anthony Scaramucci and Michael Novogratz, came together on the “All Things Markets” program to assess the stagnation in the cryptocurrency markets and their future growth potential. Novogratz argued that regulatory uncertainty, particularly in the US, was weighing on the market, and that regulations like the Clarity Act were
Renowned macrostrategist Lyn Alden, in a recent program, described the current state of the global financial system as a “slow collapse,” detailing how individuals are exploited within this system and why Bitcoin (BTC) is the only real way out of this cycle. According to Alden, the current fiat currency system, due to its debt-based structure,