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Buffett called the recent stock dip “nothing” versus past 50% crashes, raising fresh questions about downside risks for Bitcoin and stocks in 2026.
Buffett called the recent stock dip “nothing” versus past 50% crashes, raising fresh questions about downside risks for Bitcoin and stocks in 2026.
Strategy has raised funds to purchase at least 1,111 BTC this week, as its STRC stock rebounds above $100.
Gen Z embraces Bitcoin despite acknowledged volatility. Younger investors treat crypto risk as portfolio diversification rather than pure speculation.
Bitcoin posted its first green monthly candle in six months, closing March up 2% above $68K.
Fidelity says Bitcoin’s 50% pullback is far smaller than in past cycles, signaling growing maturity and institutional confidence in the market.
Data suggests that Bitcoin may be in a lengthy accumulation phase even as market sentiment metrics point to peak fear among most investors.
Whale deposits to Binance have fallen significantly amid increasing BTC outflows from exchanges. Analysts now eye the 200-week MA at $59K as Bitcoin’s last major support.
Oil prices soared to a near four-year high, and historical data suggests that Bitcoin price corrections tend to follow. Should traders expect another sell-off?
Bitcoin continues to find buy demand near $65,000, and data suggests that bulls may make a push toward $71,000 this week.
A freshly opened Bitcoin short position shows traders are watching this week’s US economic data releases, along with the US and Israel-Iran war.
Long-term Bitcoin accumulators added to their balances, while a decline in BTC miner selling indicates the market is approaching equilibrium.
Bitcoin remains in bear territory with price indicators highlighting the $40,000–$50,000 range as the likely cycle low.
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