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Bitcoin has surged past $81,000 after a 12% two-week rally, with the technical threshold set to determine whether the cryptocurrency continues toward $93,000 or faces a pullback to $48,850.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $629.8 million in net inflows, the largest single-day haul since mid-April, with BlackRock and Fidelity leading the institutional charge as total ETF assets surpass $103 billion.
Bitcoin's plunge to $81,000 as gold hit $5,589 ATH isn't a breakdown, it's a classic shakeout that has preceded 3-5x rallies in past cycles, while $350M in ETF inflows and regulatory clarity fuel institutional accumulation.
Bitcoin ended April 2026 up 10% but on a cautious note, while historical seasonal trends and $3.1 billion in two-month ETF inflows signal potential upside ahead.
The Canadian government announced plans to outlaw cryptocurrency ATMs nationwide, citing their role as primary tools for scammers and money launderers in a country with the world's highest per capita density of such machines.
As Jerome Powell exits May 15, his successor, Kevin Warsh, brings $100M+ in crypto holdings and a hawkish monetary stance. Market braces for a drop in crypto prices.
Fidelity Digital Assets' Q2 2026 report identifies Bitcoin as the anchor of emerging market stability, with rising dominance and positive on-chain signals offsetting recent price consolidation.
Michael Saylor's Strategy purchased 3,273 BTC for $255 million between April 20-26, pushing total holdings to 818,334 Bitcoin and overtaking BlackRock's ETF as the world's largest public Bitcoin holder.
Bitcoin hovers near $78,000 with analysts predicting a push toward $80,000 over the next week, fueled by rebounding ETF inflows.
Bitcoin surged 8.8% this week to reach $74,929, approaching the pivotal $75,000 level that analysts say could trigger a broader altcoin rally or signal another rejection in a volatile 2026 market.
Pakistan's central bank has reversed its 2018 prohibition on cryptocurrency banking, allowing licensed VASPs to open regulated accounts under the new Virtual Assets Act.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is pressing Congress to swiftly pass the Clarity Act, warning that regulatory uncertainty in the digital asset market threatens American competitiveness and national security.
Asset management giant Franklin Templeton is restructuring its cryptocurrency operations, signaling the firm's deepening commitment to digital assets as the industry matures.
Michael Saylor's Strategy plans to buy at least 1,111 BTC this week via STRC after a rare one-week pause, potentially fueling Bitcoin's push toward $80,000 as technical indicators align.
Post-quantum cryptography projects are rallying as major breakthroughs in quantum computing threaten to crack Bitcoin's encryption within five years, with NIST's new quantum-resistant algorithms setting the stage for crypto's next evolution.
Government-backed mortgage giant Fannie Mae will accept Bitcoin and USDC as collateral for home loans, allowing borrowers to access homeownership without selling crypto holdings or triggering capital gains taxes.
The UK has imposed unprecedented sanctions on Xinbi, a cryptocurrency marketplace that processed $20 billion in illicit transactions, and Cambodia's largest scam compound housing 20,000 trafficked workers.
The Himalayan kingdom has liquidated over $152 million in Bitcoin this year through OTC desks, reducing its state reserves from 13,000 BTC to just 4,453 BTC and raising questions about its crypto mining strategy.
Bitcoin breached $69K support levels on 27 March 2026, dropping to $66,600, as US President Donald Trump's claims of productive Iran negotiations clashed with Tehran's denials and new attacks, leaving crypto traders caught between diplomatic optimism and escalating conflict.
David Sacks' year-long advisory role as Trump's AI and Crypto Czar ended 27 March 2026. This marks the end of the year that reshaped US policy on cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence.
ECB President Christine Lagarde warns that markets are overly optimistic about the Middle East conflict, with the Iran war threatening prolonged energy disruptions that could push eurozone inflation to 4.4% in a severe scenario.
Brent crude oil surges to $106 per barrel, while gold trades at $4,450 per ounce, leaving Bitcoin trapped below $70,000 as geopolitical tensions expose the 'digital gold' narrative's limits.
BTC USD fell below the $70,000 support level on 24 March 2026, as the Fear & Greed Index plunged to 10 and trading volumes surged past $23 billion, triggering widespread liquidations across crypto markets.
Canada's financial intelligence unit has revoked 47 cryptocurrency business registrations in 2026, including 23 in a single day, following an investigation that exposed unregistered crypto-to-cash operations in Toronto.
Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, XRP, and 12 other crypto assets officially designated as digital commodities in landmark March 17 joint regulatory guidance that establishes clear rules after years of enforcement-driven chaos.
Bitcoin plunged below $70,000 in the last few days, marking its fifth consecutive monthly decline and triggering extreme fear as total crypto market capitalization contracts to $2.37 trillion.
Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken has paused its planned Q1 2026 IPO just months after filing confidentially with the SEC and raising $800 million, citing unfavorable market conditions following Bitcoin's sharp retreat from October 2025 highs.
Wall Street giant cuts 12-month Bitcoin forecast by 22% and Ethereum by 26%, citing regulatory gridlock and narrowing policy windows despite anticipated ETF inflows.
"Bitcoin still trades like a macro-sensitive, high-liquidity risk asset," said Giottus CEO Vikram Subburaj. "BTC can still trade as a volatility asset first."
The cryptocurrency market erased $100 billion in value within hours as Bitcoin dropped below $70,000, triggered by Federal Reserve caution on interest rate cuts and mounting macroeconomic uncertainty.
