Today is the last day of March. Bitcoin is currently trading at $66,761, and the number that matters most right now is not the price, but the monthly close. According to CoinGlass data, Bitcoin has already posted 5 straight months of losses. October through February read like a slow bleed: -3.69%, -17.67%, -2.97%, -10.17%, -14.94%.
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Bitcoin is closing out Q1 2026 on a sour note. The largest crypto is trading around $66.4k after a quarter that saw shedding nearly half its value from the October 2025 peak near $125k.
Bitcoin hit a five-day high near $68,400 before reversing lower by almost $2,000 within hours, extending the latest headline-driven volatility across the market. After a quiet weekend above $66,000, BTC whipsawed from a new monthly low under $65,000 back toward $68,400 before sellers regained control.
Bitcoin held $66,000 as Trump reportedly pivoted to an Iran war exit, with analysts eyeing $90,000 if a potential de-escalation holds.
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Gold Proponent Peter Schiff has stated that it is hard to believe Bitcoin is still above $65k and holders should cash out while they can.
Bitcoin floats just above $66,000 as geopolitical risks, macro uncertainty, and low liquidity keep price action range-bound ahead of Q2.