On-chain data shows the Bitcoin network has seen a spike in profit transactions, something that has often led into local price tops in the past. Bitcoin Has Seen Its Highest Profit-To-Loss Transfer Ratio In 12 Weeks In a new post on X, on-chain analytics firm Santiment has talked about the latest trend in the ratio of profit and loss transactions taking place on the Bitcoin network.
Riot's $102M BTC sale clashes with outflows as Bitcoin struggles below $71K resistance.
Trump has yet again posted something that stopped crypto traders mid-session. “A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again. I don't want that to happen, but it probably will.” That is not a ceasefire signal. That is a regime change declaration. And Bitcoin is sitting at $68,355 – already down 1.
Former Google quantum hardware leader and winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics, Dr. John Martinis, warns that breaking encryption will be among the earliest uses of quantum computing
Daily Inflows: Bitcoin ETFs attracted $471 million on Monday, their strongest single-day inflow since late February, even as market sentiment stayed in “Extreme Fear.” Institutional Activity: IBIT, FBTC, and ARKB led allocations, with ARKB marking its largest daily inflow since July 2025, and overall ETF outflows slowed sharply last week.
As of April 7, 2026, just after 8 a.m. Eastern time, bitcoin hovered just above the $68,000 zone with mixed signals across the 1-hour, 4-hour and daily charts. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin held above ~$68,000 on April 7, 2026, stuck below $70,000 resistance. Charts show 12 bearish signals among moving averages, reinforcing weak trend momentum.
Financial economist and CEO of Real Vision, Raoul Pal, has shared his outlook on when Bitcoin (BTC) could reach a peak in this cycle. Despite recent market headwinds and fluctuating prices, he remains strongly bullish on BTC's long-term prospects.
Bitcoin briefly reached $70,250 before slipping back toward $69,000, as ceasefire hopes lifted prices but failed to produce a breakout. Crypto liquidations hit $162.5 million in 24 hours, while spot demand stayed active through $471.3 million in Bitcoin ETF inflows and $120.2 million in Ethereum ETF inflows.
Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $471 million Thursday. That's the biggest single-day haul since late February, and it's got everyone talking about whether crypto's back for real.
MARA Holdings' strategic pivot to AI and data infrastructure highlights a broader industry trend of diversifying beyond Bitcoin mining. MARA Holdings moves $17 million in Bitcoin after massive selloff, job cuts.
Institutional flows depict the real balance of power in the crypto market, and this shortened week provides an important illustration. While Bitcoin manages to attract capital, Ethereum and other altcoins face persistent pressure, revealing a subtle but real shift in investment strategies.
$276 million was wiped from crypto traders in a single day this week as Bitcoin briefly reclaimed $69,000, squeezing leveraged traders on both sides. As of now, Bitcoin sits at $68,274 – down over 2% in 24 hours and 45% below its all-time high.