Bitcoin and other top altcoins may be at risk as American equities continue their downward trend. Bitcoin (BTC) has dropped from the year-to-date high of $109,300 to a 2025 low of $77,396.43 on March 10.
Bitcoin's sell-side risk ratio has fallen below 0.1% while MVRV momentum builds, signaling potential price recovery.
Bitcoin is facing intense selling pressure once again, with bears now eyeing a move below the critical $80,000 support level. After bulls briefly pushed BTC to $87,000, hopes for a sustained recovery were quickly dashed when the price failed to reclaim the key $90,000 resistance.
Investor and venture capitalist Dan Tapiero says Bitcoin (BTC) rallies are around the corner again amid what he thinks is an alignment of several bullish macro factors.
Several altcoins posted impressive gains on Sunday, despite the global cryptocurrency market remaining slightly bearish. The total cryptocurrency market capitalization is currently at around $2.7 trillion.
The market remains under sellers' pressure at the end of the week, however, there are some exceptions, according to CoinMarketCap.
According to Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO and current CIO of Maelstrom, the latest tariff threats from President Donald Trump are just noise when it comes to Bitcoin's trajectory. With new tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, as well as Chinese cars, set to take effect on April 2, markets are understandably jittery.
Bitcoin's price action this week hints that it might be finding a bottom. The cryptocurrency has been bouncing off the lower Bollinger Band for the past three weeks.
Bitcoin's price action in the past 48 hours has seen it approaching the $80,000 price level again, with risks of breaking to the downside. Looking at on-chain data shows a notable support level between $80,920 and $78,000 that must not be broken.
CEO of Strategy Michael Saylor erupted the tranquility of Sunday afternoon with a post that may be hinting about a new Bitcoin (BTC) acquisition by the business intelligence company.
Saylor's continued Bitcoin acquisitions could influence market dynamics and investor sentiment, potentially impacting Bitcoin's volatility. The post Saylor hints at new Bitcoin purchase as holdings surpass 500,000 BTC appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Bitcoin (BTC) circled $83,000 on March 30 after weekend volatility brought new ten-day lows. BTC/USD 4-hour chart.
From March 24 to 28, 2025, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $196.4 million, a big increase, but one that did not quite translate into sustained enthusiasm. Then, Friday, March 28, was the day of the turning point as presented by Spot On Chain.
Bitcoin (BTC) has been trading below the $90,000 mark since March 7, struggling to regain upward momentum amid shifting market sentiment.
Bitcoin is currently trading between $82,856 to $83,032 at 7:30 a.m. (ET) on Sunday, with a market cap of $1.65 trillion and a 24-hour global trade volume of $15.6 billion. Throughout the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency's price has ranged between $81,629 and $83,496.03, placing it 23.6% below its all-time high of January 20, 2025.
A total of 4,000 Bitcoin (BTC), which is roughly $332 million, recently made its way to Kraken, one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges based in the United States. The blockchain tracking service Whale Alert flagged the movement, linking it to the wallet address "bc1qcpflj68.
The last few days of March have brought a sharp decline to the crypto market. The rising tariffs set by President Trump for April 2 along with strong core PCE data, have triggered a severe market drop.
Bitcoin (BTC) has long been touted as “digital gold.” However, as the global economy reels from escalating trade war tensions under Trump's second term, institutional investors are fleeing to the real thing.
The past week in the financial world was nothing short of eventful. From Ripple's legal victory to GameStop's new Bitcoin strategy, there was no shortage of intriguing developments.
Bitcoin forms an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, but veteran trader Peter Brandt warns of a possible trap due to a downward-sloping neckline. Will bullish divergence win out? The post Bitcoin Flashes Bullish Divergence: Are We Headed for a Trend Reversal? appeared first on Cryptonews.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan recently said that it's the best time in history to buy Bitcoin. Here are five signs from markets, regulators, and social media that back his thesis.
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell could be about to trigger bitcoin price and crypto market mayhem
Jameson Lopp, an American cypherpunk and software engineer, has recently noted that Bitbo, a popular real-time dashboard for on-chain data, is incorrectly displaying the total number of Bitcoins.
Michael Saylor, the man who practically made Bitcoin his business strategy, is once again turning heads. In a short but bold interview, Saylor laid out his long-term vision: a world where Bitcoin dominates everything from gold to bonds, real estate, ETFs, and beyond.
Bitcoin is dropping, but the real movement might come from elsewhere. While the market is taking a rapid downturn, some analysts are already betting on another engine: the massive return of liquidity from central banks.
In 2025, tariff uncertainty has weighed heavily on the crypto market. Since February, when U.S. tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China were announced, cryptos across the board have taken a beating, with some major cryptocurrencies down 20% or more.
TL;DR Tokenizing gold on the blockchain could increase transparency, but it depends on centralized entities, which conflicts with Bitcoin's decentralization principles. Despite the differences, it could indirectly help Bitcoin's adoption by raising awareness about cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
PI and HYPE are among the biggest losers over the past week.
A seemingly bullish Bitcoin (BTC) could end up being a trap, according to recent analysis offered by prominent chartist Peter Brandt.
By their lofty standards, the US Bitcoin spot ETFs produced a moderately positive performance last week, attracting about $200 million in netflows. This development comes amid an impressive market comeback over the past two weeks following the heavy withdrawals seen in early March.
Bitcoin (BTC) is facing increasing pressure as key support levels are breaking, raising concerns about the end of its recent upward trend. The world's leading cryptocurrency is struggling to hold its gains, with technical indicators pointing toward a shift toward bearish territory.
Former Goldman Sachs executive Raoul Pal believes that it's almost time for Bitcoin (BTC) to ignite the next phase of its uptrend. Pal tells his 1.1 million followers on the social media platform X that Bitcoin tends to follow the global liquidity cycle but with a 10-week lag.
Zak Cole, blockchain engineer and entrepreneur, recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to remind the crypto community of a major flaw in Bitcoins historyknown as the value overflow incident. On August 15, 2010, just over a year after Bitcoins launch, a bug in block 74638 generated a staggering 184,467,440,737 BTC, far exceeding Bitcoins intended 21 million supply cap.
Bitcoin mining firm Marathon Digital Holdings (NASDAQ: MARA) has announced a new $2 billion at-the-market (ATM) stock offering aimed at purchasing more bitcoin. The move reinforces MARAs aggressive Hodl strategy, which prioritizes acquiring and holding BTC rather than selling it.
Thinking about mining crypto? Dogecoin and Bitcoin both offer big opportunities—but which one is better in 2025?
The cryptocurrency market has not had a clear direction in 2025, reflecting the uncertain condition of the digital asset industry. Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is currently 24% away from its record-high price of $108,786 reached in January 2025.
Bitcoin dips below $83K as inflation, ETF outflows, and policy uncertainty weigh. Eyes turn to Fed moves and Bitcoin Act progress for direction.
Cango Inc. pivoted from automobile trading to Bitcoin mining and is now targeting 50 EH/s in early 2025. With a growing BTC treasury, Tencent as an institutional investor, and Bitmain links, is this the mining sector's next dark horse? A Cango Deep Dive The following guest post comes from Bitcoinminingstock.
A popular market analyst with X username Satoshi Flipper has predicted that Bitcoin could experience a full market rebound after breaking out from a falling wedge pattern. The premier cryptocurrency rose to above $88,000 in this past trading week before experiencing a sudden crash on Friday driven by macroeconomic pressures.
Are we looking at a downturn for Bitcoin now?
The price action of Bitcoin has been largely underwhelming on almost every weekend so far in 2025. After an impressive start to the week, the flagship cryptocurrency kicked off the weekend with a return to around the $84,000 level.
Bitcoin mining company MARA Holdings is introducing a new $2 billion public stock offering to buy more Bitcoin.
Markets expect ETH to reclaim $4K before the end of 2025.
The bulls are losing their grip as Bitcoin confirms a bearish rising wedge breakdown, threatening its recent gains.
Bitcoin price tumbled towards the $82,000 mark on Sunday, March 30. IntoTheBlock data shows DOGE, Chainlink, and AVAX exhibited high correlation to BTC price action in the last 30 days.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has revealed ongoing efforts to integrate with major blockchain ecosystems, including Dogecoin, Chainlink, and Bitcoin, that could expand Cardano's reach and use cases.
It has been an unpredictable few months for the price of Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market since the start of the year, and even as far back as the election of Donald Trump for his second term as US president. According to data from CoinGecko, the premier cryptocurrency is down by a little over 2% in the past month.
Robert Kiyosaki declares the world is in recession, inflation is theft, and fiat money is a trap—urging urgent shifts to bitcoin, gold, and silver.
