Bitcoin dropped to $65,834 Thursday after President Trump delivered a primetime address vowing to strike Iran “extremely hard” in the coming weeks, marking the cryptocurrency's lowest price of 2026. Ethereum fell 5% and BNB declined 6.8%, with most top-ten tokens finishing the week in the red.
MARA Holdings conducted a series of company-wide layoffs this week affecting multiple departments, with sources describing the cuts as “ongoing” and carried out across at least two rounds on Wednesday and Thursday.
Riot's BTC sale underscores the delicate balance between operational funding and market stability, potentially influencing future Bitcoin volatility. Riot sells 3,778 BTC for $290M, impacting Bitcoin price targets by June 2026: FT.
Riot Platforms earned over $289 million from its Bitcoin sale.
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While flirting with the bottom of its bear flag, the $BTC price is still hanging on. Is it just a matter of time before the crash, or could the bulls put on a decent bounce that could still threaten the bear market trend?
Just two years ago, the idea that a spot Bitcoin ETF could trade on Latin American stock exchanges seemed remote. Today, Brazil hosts 22 ETFs with exposure to cryptoassets, Chile and Mexico lead in regulatory frameworks, and the region as a whole recorded over $730 billion in crypto volume during 2025.
The USDC issuer is moving beyond stablecoins, launching a 1:1 Bitcoin-backed token designed to give institutions a regulated, transparent alternative in a market that has been asking for one.
Bitcoin ended the first quarter of the year on a bearish note, and this red quarter carries some implications for the cryptocurrency. Despite the calls for a bottom, it seems that the digital asset might be far from actually reaching a bottom.
Under pressure from traditional markets, the leading crypto has just hit a weekly low in a climate dominated by soaring oil prices and geopolitical tensions. This movement goes beyond a simple technical correction and revives darker scenarios.
Bitcoin is trading at $66,804, up 0.58% over the past 24 hours, nursing a 47% loss from its October 2025 all-time high. The latest hit came straight from the White House. President Trump's April 1 address flipped the script on markets that had spent Tuesday pricing in a peace deal. Instead, he promised the U.S.
Riot Platforms records its first-ever Bitcoin sale, offloading 3,778 BTC at an average price of $76,626.