Bitcoin held above $67,000 on Good Friday as U.S.
Schwab's crypto trading launch may legitimize digital assets, spurring institutional adoption and potentially driving Bitcoin prices higher. Schwab to launch spot Bitcoin and Ether trading in H1 2026, boosting bullish sentiment.
Fidelity says investors who fled Bitcoin for gold in late 2025 are rotating back, as ETP flows show BTC regaining appeal over fading gold momentum.
Bitcoin, once promoted by some investors as a hedge against geopolitical turmoil, is behaving like a liquidity-sensitive risk asset at a time when energy prices are climbing, and macro stress is spreading.
The financial services giant with almost $12 trillion in client assets is moving closer to direct crypto trading, offering subscription for early access to the Schwab Crypto account.
VanEck's Matthew Sigel sees $100,000 Bitcoin within a year even as Iran conflict–driven volatility, war risks, and macro uncertainty leave room for another 20% drawdown.
Rather than requiring changes to Bitcoin's core rules, the approach lets users opt into quantum-resistant protection at the contract level.
Charles Schwab is preparing to offer clients direct access to cryptocurrencies, joining a growing group of traditional financial institutions that have moved into digital-asset services.
In a recent Cointelegraph interview, macro investor James Lavish explains why markets are pricing in a quick end to the Iran war — and what could happen if that assumption is wrong.
Bitcoin trades at $66,739 with $66,000 support critical. Analysts target $80,439 bull case, $50,000 bear case. Plus: what quantum computers mean for Bitcoin's long-term security.
So long as Bitcoin trades above the $65.9k swing low, another bounce beyond $70k could occur.
With a 23.8% decline to close at $66,619 on March 31, Bitcoin finished the first three months of 2026 with its biggest quarterly loss since 2018. The primary cause can be summed up in one word: outflows.