Bitcoin is trading at $78k, closing out the final week of April with a quiet but persistent grind higher that has now taken price above the $75k–$80k resistance band's midpoint.
Geopolitical tensions may prompt central banks to tighten policies, potentially slowing growth and influencing Bitcoin and gold market dynamics. Iran conflict pressures central banks, traders reassess Bitcoin outlook.
Bitcoin's rally revealed a split market across the board.
After a grueling second quarter defined by stagnant price action and psychological exhaustion, the crypto market appears poised to regain optimism.
Bitcoin price has held above $78,000 after a shooting at Trump's Washington dinner, as traders watched resistance near the $80,000 level.
Is Ethereum quietly entering its Wall Street phase despite Bitcoin's capital lead?
Here are the most important economic events that will take place in the next week, include a few major ones.
Michael Saylor hinted at another Strategy Bitcoin buy, but slower MSTR funding suggests the next BTC purchase may be modest.
This week was a whirlwind of activity in the crypto world. From Blockchain Capital setting its sights on a hefty $700 million despite a struggling crypto market, to Senator Bernie Sanders blasting the Trump family's crypto dealings, the news was buzzing.
It's an interesting time for Bitcoin traders everywhere right now.
The bitcoin mining and digital infrastructure sector has had a split personality through the first four months of 2026. Bitcoin itself opened the year around $88,700 and has spent most of its time grinding lower, sitting around $76,000 to $78,000 as April comes to a close, a loss of roughly 12% since January 1.
Bitcoin maintains its position as cryptocurrency's undisputed leader. However, when evaluating potential returns over the coming five years, Ethereum presents compelling advantages.