Bitcoin is holding just above a broken support level at $66,900 as a potential bear flag forms on the 4H chart and the daily MACD hits one of its most negative readings of the current cycle, raising the risk of a move toward $63,000 heading into a low-liquidity Good Friday weekend. Bitcoin (BTC) is trading
Bitcoin has extended its decline into a sixth consecutive month after peaking at an all-time high of $126,000. While the correction is already substantial, on-chain and market data suggest it may not be over. Price is approaching a critical support zone where a large share of long-term holders previously accumulated. A breakdown at this level
Crypto analyst Jordan has predicted that the Bitcoin price could rally to $80,000 in the short term. The analyst pointed to a February bullish trend that could spark this rally for the leading crypto. Bitcoin Price Eyes Rally To $80,000 Based On This Trend In an X post, Jordan predicted that the Bitcoin price could
The West Asia crisis resulted in surging oil prices and fears of growing inflation. This meant that institutional traders were hedging against further downside, evident in the increased demand for puts (bearish bets). Further downside was possible. Short-term holders were intent on protecting their profits or trying to exit the market at a breakeven, capping
Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter (now X) and CEO of Block, has hinted at the return of a Bitcoin faucet. The announcement has quickly drawn attention across the crypto community. It raises a simple question: could users once again earn small amounts of Bitcoin for free? https://t.co/Ev47RckJH5 https://t.co/GZUltxyHSE — jack (@jack) April 3, 2026 A
Traders are pricing fewer Fed cuts in 2026 as U.S. unemployment dips to 4.3%, tempering the liquidity story for Bitcoin and Ethereum but not triggering a risk‑asset capitulation. Derivatives and rates markets have trimmed expectations for how aggressively the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in 2026, according to Jinshi‑cited pricing data. That shift reflects
Gold ($2.15B) and Silver ($1.98B) futures on Binance have surged to rank fourth and fifth, respectively, in terms of trading volume, surpassed only by Bitcoin ($21.5B), Ethereum ($18.1B), and Solana ($3.0B). Cumulative trading for gold and silver contracts surpassed $130 billion by early March 2026. The milestone achievement is notable, given that the exchange launched
Nvidia’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) overall downward trajectory in 2026, which saw the blue-chip chipmaker’s stock decline 6.07% to $177.39 year-to-date (YTD), has, by press time, done little to dampen Wall Street optimism for the equity. Nvidia stock price YTD chart. Source: Google Indeed, on April 2, analyst Fang Boon Foo of DBS reiterated his previous ‘Buy’
There is a version of the Bitcoin treasury conversation that has become almost routine at this point. Bitcoin is hard money. Fiat debases. Companies that hold Bitcoin on their balance sheet are making a rational long-term decision. All of this is true, and none of it is the interesting question anymore. The interesting question is
Japan-based Metaplanet has now become the third-largest public firm holding Bitcoin. The ascent comes after the firm acquired 5,075 $BTC, worth $405M, in Q1 2026, bringing its overall holdings to 40,177 $BTC. As of late 2025, Metaplanet held 35K $BTC and ranked fourth. During that period, Bitcoin miner MARA ranked third with over 50K $BTC.