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Bitcoin has broken below its 200-day moving average, a key technical support level, following the latest U.S. inflation report. The move comes after the February Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index showed inflation remains stubbornly high, raising concerns among investors.

Hopes for a continued crypto rebound were dashed Friday as a sharp market sell-off erased nearly all gains from earlier in the week. Bitcoin (BTC), which hovered near $88,000 just a day ago, plunged to $83,800, marking a 3.8% drop in 24 hours.

The price of bitcoin has been going through a rough patch post the announcement of tariffs by the US President. Gold reached $3,080 on March 28, 2025, coinciding with Schiff's most recent remarks.

While Bitcoin has seen less upward momentum in recent days, the asset still manages to maintain stabilization above the $84,000 ever since its reclaimed it earlier this week. So far, BTC's uptick in the past week has reduced to a mere 0.2% as it price currently trades at $84,263 down by 3.

Bitcoin (BTC) continues to trade above the $84,000 mark despite a slight decline in momentum this week. After briefly touching higher levels of nearly $90,000, the asset has seen a 3.3% decrease over the past day, bringing its current price to roughly $84,222.

In the March 27, 2025 analysis, titled “Where is Bitcoin headed next? A Signal hidden in Real-Time Data,” Truflation highlights a recurring phenomenon: each time its inflation index experiences a pronounced downtrend that later pauses or reverses, Bitcoin has tended to surge soon afterward.

Bitcoin price plunged below $85,000 on Friday, hitting $84,200 at its lowest point as market-wide selling pressure triggered massive liquidations. Bitcoin Price Tumbles Below $85,000, Sparking $116 Million Long Liquidation Bitcoin (BTC) fell below the critical $85,000 support level on Friday, hitting a low of $84,200 as selling pressure intensified.

Bitcoin's Hash Ribbon buy signal just triggered for the 8th time. Is BTC set for a recovery, or will macro risks keep pressure on prices? The post Is This BTC's Bottom? One of the Most Trusted Buy Signals in Bitcoin Just Flashed appeared first on Cryptonews.

Fidelity Investments director of global macro Jurrien Timmer believes that Bitcoin (BTC) has a “possible” path to surpassing gold in market value — but “not any time soon.” In a detailed social media post, Timmer explained his view using a chart comparing the projected growth of gold and Bitcoin over time.

Ethereum price tumbled below the $1,890 mark on Friday, emerging as the second-largest loser among the top 10 ranked assets behind XRP.​ Bulls Surrender Gains as Ethereum (ETH) Tumbles Below $1,900 Earlier this week, Ethereum (ETH) had achieved notable gains, testing the $2,100 level on Wednesday.

BTC prices dips as the U.S. government transfer a significant amount from confiscated funds.

Bitcoin is once again under pressure, trading below crucial demand levels as bearish momentum builds. After a brief period of optimism and a minor upswing, selling pressure has returned, dragging BTC lower and raising concerns about a deeper correction.

Strategy holds over 506,137 BTC worth $44 billion, but Bitcoin's price decline from its $109K peak raises questions about the firm's aggressive buying strategy.

Bitcoin ETFs notched their tenth consecutive day of inflows, adding $89 million, led by Fidelity's FBTC and Blackrock's IBIT. Meanwhile, ether ETFs recorded another day of outflows, losing $4 million.

Bitcoin price extended its decline on March 28, falling for a fourth consecutive day to paint an intra-day low of $83,387. BTC's (BTC) decline mirrored the Wall Street sell-off, where the DOW closed 700 points lower, alongside the S&P 500 index, which dropped 112 points.

GameStop (NYSE: GME) suffered a sharp 25% drop yesterday, a sudden downturn that followed a 16% rally on March 26. The catalyst?

Bitcoin tumbled to $83,544 on Friday, a low catalyzed by upheavals in financial markets amid Trump's proposed tariffs on pharmaceutical companies. Concurrently, March's consumer sentiment data illuminated the loftiest projections for long-term inflation in over three decades. Wall Street Wipeout Hits Bitcoin: Crypto Economy Tumbles 4.

Ethereum's ETH hit its weakest price against bitcoin in almost five years as macroeconomic concerns added pressure to risk assets.

Bitcoin dominance has risen to 58%, defying expectations of an altcoin market rotation despite favorable conditions.

Cryptocurrency markets have plummeted on Friday, following renewed inflation fears. Cryptocurrency Price Gains +/- Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $83,620.45 -4.3% Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $1,879.34 -6.7% Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $129.23 -7.1% XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $2.17 -7.4% Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.1798 -6.3% Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.00001320 -6.6% Notable Statistics: IntoTheBlock data shows large transaction volume decreasing by 4.9%.

Bitcoin is facing new inflationary pressure after the release of US personal consumer expenditure (PCE) index data that exceeded analysts' expectations.

Bitcoin Magazine Proposed South Carolina Bill Lets State Treasurer Invest 10% Of State Funds In Bitcoin A new bill submitted to South Carolina's House of Representatives enables the State Treasurer to build a “Strategic Digital Assets Reserve”, which can include up to one million bitcoin. This post Proposed South Carolina Bill Lets State Treasurer Invest 10% Of State Funds In Bitcoin first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Frank Corva.

Benjamin Cowen, founder of IntoTheCryptoverse, warns that Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is approaching another “death cross.” What Happened: In a podcast published on Friday, Cowen said that Bitcoin will “likely have another death cross," meaning the 50-day simple moving average crossing below the 200-day simple moving average, if nothing changes in the next one to two weeks.

Traders are cashing in on GameStop's fumbled Bitcoin announcement and BTC miners are in for a world of hurt as fees shrink.