The primary cryptocurrency has experienced significant volatility lately, mainly due to the geopolitical tension caused by the war in the Middle East.
One popular analyst described the current price area as a “no-trade zone,” arguing that a clear move in either direction will depend on how BTC
Rising concerns over a potential market downturn are reshaping investment strategies, as Robert Kiyosaki highlights a long-term approach focused on assets outside traditional financial systems while positioning for opportunities during a potential crash.
Kiyosaki Outlines Plan to Get Richer
There’s a specific type of crypto participant who doesn’t chase price charts. They look for infrastructure. They look for systems that generate Bitcoin — not promises of Bitcoin, not tokens that might convert to Bitcoin someday — but actual BTC, flowing from real network activity.
That participan
The crypto market is currently experiencing the effects of increased volatility amid waning industry interest in new spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Recent data from SoSoValue shows that the market experienced a huge drop on March 27, with U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs suffering a massive outflow of $22
Bitcoin traded lower into Friday, sliding to around $65,530 after Thursday’s peak near $71,300 and erasing roughly $210 million in leveraged long exposure as the market faced an about $18.6 billion monthly options expiry. The Deribit options market priced in a bearish tilt, placing a 53%
Although bitcoin has already dumped by over 50% from its all-time high of over $126,000 marked in October to a multi-year low of $60,000, the asset’s troubles might not be over, warned Merlijn The Trader.
The popular analyst indicated that the “most dangerous bitcoin pattern just completed phase
Bitcoin’s price was heavily rejected at $76,000 a couple of days ago, and the correction accelerated today. The cryptocurrency is now trading below $70,000, sending the entire market sentiment to extreme fear.
Major altcoins like Ethereum and Ripple’s XRP are also on the downside, both losing
Crypto ETFs closed the week under heavy pressure, with bitcoin posting a sharp outflow and ether extending its losing streak. Solana declined further, while XRP remained inactive.
Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Deepen Losses as Weekly Selling Peaks
The week did not end quietly. Instead, it closed with
Grayscale called it the “dawn of the institutional era.” Bitwise predicted Bitcoin will break its four-year cycle and set new all-time highs. Bitcoin Suisse published a scenario where Bitcoin approaches $180,000 and Ethereum reaches $8,000 on the back of Fed rate cuts and accelerating institutiona
Bitcoin (BTC) has shed all its March gains, currently down 1.40% on the monthly chart and 24.6% for the first quarter of 2026. Bitcoin’s longer-term performance aligns with a deep drawdown cycle for BTC, which may extend until the end of 2026 and many analysts expect another 40% drop in
Bitcoin opened 2026 with a brief window of relative calm — and then the market remembered what it does best. Geopolitical tensions, a derivatives market running on elevated leverage, and a macro environment still digesting shifting interest rate expectations have combined to push Bitcoin’s
Bitcoin’s price surged above $74,400 today, marking a multi-week high and reigniting optimism across the broader cryptocurrency market, as evidenced by the rise in altcoins.
The rally came amid renewed buying pressure, a wave of institutional demand, and yet another behemoth purchase by Michael
Morgan Stanley plans to launch a spot bitcoin ETF with a competitive fee of 14 basis points, undercutting rivals. This strategy aims to attract investors by leveraging cost as a differentiator in the crowded ETF market.
An early-stage discussion draft released by U.S. lawmakers seeks a comprehensive overhaul of how digital assets are taxed, aiming to clarify treatment across a range of activities—from stablecoins to lending and staking. Introduced as a conversation starter rather than a bill, the Digital Asset