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Bitcoin broke a five-month losing streak with a modest 1.84% gain in March despite volatility, yet momentum faded below $65,000 by month-end, leaving its downtrend recovery uncertain.
Bitcoin and Ethereum show resilience with recent gains despite market volatility due to geopolitical tension, indicating healthy correction but uncertain near-term trend.
Bitcoin shows signs of overheating amid record gold-oil disparity, with experts warning of a possible correction as investors favor gold’s safe haven surge over Bitcoin’s recent price highs.
Analyst Ali Martinez forecasts Bitcoin may enter a prolonged bear market, with historical cycles indicating a potential bottom near $37,500 around October 2026 after an 80% retracement.
Bitcoin evangelist Max Keiser calls Zcash a pump and dump, predicting a steep drop to $55 despite recent volatility; Bitcoin remains steady with minimal movement.
Bitcoin surged to a record high of $126,198 before sharply dropping about 18% to near $103,000.
Analyst forecasts Bitcoin may reach a bottom near $38,000-$50,000 by October 2026 after peaking at $126,000, signaling a significant market correction ahead.
Bitcoin shows signs of waning momentum after a strong surge above $120,000 but remains technically bullish. A short-term test of support near $115,000-$120,000 is likely before any new upward leg. Lo…