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Bitcoin drops to the $66,000 warning line: a $600 billion unrealized loss weighs heavily, and key support may determine the trend

Bitcoin’s price has remained sluggish, currently hovering around $66,000, with a nearly 6% decline over the past week. On-chain data shows that unrealized losses among holders are close to $60 billion, and market risk is increasing. The macroeconomic environment is unfavorable; institutional capital is returning slowly. Technical analysis indicates that the key resistance level is $71,500 and the support level is $64,000. Large holders are increasing their selling, strengthening the market’s cautious sentiment. Going forward, price action will depend on capital returning and the market sentiment improving.

Crypto Price Prediction For Today, April 3: Cardano (ADA), Bitcoin (BTC), XRP

Crypto markets moved into April with a cautious tone, and the latest price action across Cardano, Bitcoin, and XRP shows a similar pattern. Prices are not collapsing, yet buyers have not shown enough strength to push markets back toward recent highs. That balance between weak demand and

Warren Buffett bought $17B in US T-bills: A bad omen for Bitcoin price?

Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, said in a CNBC interview this week that his firm purchased approximately $17 billion in US Treasury bills at the latest auction. Is a stock market crash coming and what does it mean for Bitcoin (BTC)? Key takeaways: Berk

U.S.-Iran Conflict Escalates: Spot Crude Oil Breaks $140—A Double Test of Inflation and Safe-Haven Demand for the Crypto Industry

On April 3, 2026, the U.S. and Iran carried out bombing attacks on Iran’s critical infrastructure, prompting Iran’s military to respond and attack related facilities, causing global crude oil prices to spike sharply. Rising energy prices intensified countries’ inflation expectations, putting pressure on crypto assets and risk assets, and exposing digital infrastructure to greater vulnerabilities. Mining Bitcoin became more costly, and changes in the market’s demand for safe-haven assets are worth monitoring.

BTC holding structure sees its largest divergence in a decade, with exchange whale ratios exceeding 60%

As individual investors exit at the same time, institutions are continuing to buy in a steady rhythm, and Bitcoin’s holding structure is being rewritten.