Theme Bitcoin (BTC)

Bitcoin remains stuck between probable correction and technical recovery, in a tense, divided, and still hesitant crypto market.

In one week, Bhutan transferred more than 1,000 bitcoins, including 25 million dollars in a single transaction. A financial strategy or a sign of crisis? Discover the reasons behind these massive movements and their impact on the crypto market.

Bitcoin faces a new quantum alert. Google Research now estimates that a future cryptographically relevant quantum computer could break ECDLP-256, the base of elliptical cryptography used in the ecosystem, with fewer than 500,000 physical qubits and in just a few minutes. The figure of "9 minutes" summarizes this acceleration, but Google's official formula remains more cautious: "a few minutes." The source text you provided goes in the same direction.

Can bitcoin falter under the effect of an armed conflict? The recent drop in hashrate provides a concrete example. In a few weeks, a military operation in the Middle East disrupted the network's balance, highlighting its dependence on certain mining areas. At the same time, the rise in U.S. yields and the slowdown of crypto platforms reflect a gradual disengagement of investors. Between geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic pressure, the market reveals vulnerabilities rarely seen on this scale.

On March 30, 2026, the Fed reassured bond investors, but oil at $105 and geopolitical tensions erased 1.3 trillion dollars in the stock market. Stocks and cryptos collapse: why does this day mark a turning point for investors?

A massive bet against bitcoin reveals a fragile crypto market, caught between macro tensions, ongoing war, and a slow, lasting recovery.

Bitcoin is starting a decisive week in a nervous climate. The market is looking at the price, macroeconomics, and geopolitics at the same time. In the background, March could become the sixth consecutive month of decline for BTC, a rare sequence not seen since 2018. In…

Bitcoin is the great absentee from the Basel III revision, and Pierre Rochard sounds the alarm. Without clear rules, American banks risk finding themselves in a costly gray area... Regulatory uncertainty with explosive consequences!

Standard Chartered just released a forecast that contrasts with the prevailing pessimism: Ethereum at 40,000 dollars by 2030, with a notable outperformance against Bitcoin. Surprising, given ETH's string of bad news. However, behind this figure lies a solid analysis and arguments worth considering.

Long considered the unshakable runner-up to Bitcoin, Ethereum's position is now threatened by an unexpected adversary: Tether. On Polymarket, bets on an "ETH flipping" in 2026 have jumped from 17% to over 59% in a few weeks. A trend that raises questions.

On Bitfinex, long positions on bitcoin reach an unprecedented level in more than two years, revealing a massive bet on the upside. This unusual concentration attracts the attention of seasoned traders, who see it less as a trend confirmation than a worrying imbalance. Because in market history, these excesses of optimism have often preceded rapid, sometimes violent reversals.

Strategy stops its bitcoin purchases after 13 weeks. Simple pause or hidden signal? This turnaround already intrigues crypto investors.

BNP Paribas takes a major step by offering 6 Bitcoin and Ether ETNs from March 30, 2026, for its customers in France. A first that democratizes access to cryptos via regulated products.

The crypto market is entering a transition phase. A recent analysis suggests that a "reset" is necessary before any new bull run. The contraction of global liquidity and the macroeconomic context weigh on the current dynamics. This correction could fit into a global cycle.

Bitcoin approaches a decisive threshold. Around 60,000 dollars, the market equilibrium weakens. The latest data suggest that breaking this level could extend the bearish phase far beyond expectations. Between degraded technical signals, persistent selling pressure, and an uncertain macroeconomic environment, recovery prospects are fading. The scenario of a longer cycle now dominates analyses.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have broken their positive momentum. For the week ending Friday, March 27, 2026, they finished with net outflows of around 296 million dollars. After four consecutive weeks of inflows, the signal counts. But it mainly tells the story of a freezing market, not a collapsing market.

Elizabeth Warren puts Bitmain back under pressure in Washington. This time, the issue is neither the price of Bitcoin nor speculation. It concerns a much more sensitive point: American national security and the place of a Chinese manufacturer at the heart of the global mining infrastructure.

Bitcoin sharply dropped, reigniting tensions across the crypto market. In just a few hours, the correction wiped out massive positions and revealed a shift in sentiment among traders. Data from the derivatives markets now indicates a significant probability of a return below 66,000 dollars by April 24, a threshold that now concentrates the attention of short-term investors.

At Morgan Stanley, fees are shaved down to the bare minimum, turning bitcoin into a trendy loss leader, while Wall Street sharpens its teeth to snatch distracted savers.

Bitcoin falls back below 66,000 dollars, driven by a shock from energy markets. The rise in oil revives inflationary tensions and reshuffles the cards of monetary expectations. This movement recalls a now well-established reality: cryptos evolve in close correlation with macroeconomic dynamics. In this context, investors adjust their exposure to a more uncertain environment.

According to JPMorgan, bitcoin establishes itself as the ultimate safe haven asset, ahead of gold and silver during crises. Rising ETF flows, record liquidity, and massive adoption in Iran. Why are investors abandoning precious metals for BTC?

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $171.3 million on Thursday, March 26. This was their largest redemption session since March 6, when outflows reached $348.9 million. The market remains sensitive to the slightest geopolitical shock, even after several weeks of capital returning to bitcoin.

MARA Holdings just sent a strong message to the market. The American mining giant sold a massive part of its bitcoin treasury to buy back its debt at a discount. A clever financial maneuver that also says a lot about the real pressures miners are facing today.

Bitcoin has just lost a key threshold, reigniting tensions in the markets. Falling below $70,000, the flagship asset now operates in an environment dominated by macroeconomic uncertainties, between persistent inflation and geopolitical strains. Does this dip mark a real turning point or simply an adjustment phase? Behind this drop, analysts offer a more nuanced reading, depicting a market less fragile than it appears.

While Trump plays the war pause and oil heats up, bitcoin gets dizzy, while markets count shells, rates and cold sweats now.

Bitcoin just plunged below $70,000, wiping out billions in a few hours. Between massive liquidations, widespread fear, and geopolitical tensions, this drop worries investors. With $14 billion in Bitcoin options expiring tomorrow, is the worst yet to come?

Stuck under a key resistance, the bitcoin market enters a compression phase where every variation gains importance and a breakout becomes inevitable. Analysts identify a setup conducive to a sudden move, with a critical threshold now under watch. Between converging technical signals and improving on-chain indicators, BTC could approach a decisive tipping point, with an ambitious target of 80,000 dollars.

Quantum threat to Bitcoin: Google sounds the alarm with a 2029 deadline. What changes for crypto investors.