Let's be honest about what's actually happening right now. BTC just closed its first green month since September, a 1.8% gain after five consecutive months of losses. But context matters: from October 2025 through February 2026, BTC dropped from its all-time high of $126,000 to as low as $60,000, wiping out roughly $1.57 trillion in total crypto market value, the longest consecutive monthly losing streak since the 2018 bear market. As of today, April 4, BTC is trading around $66,650, roughly $16,500 lower than it was one year ago. The so-called "rebound" you may have seen referenced this week? BTC just closed out its worst opening quarter since 2018, erasing roughly 23% of its value. This is not a clean bounce. It's a market clinging to a ledge. Where We Are: The Real Setup BTC entered Apr
BTC Rebound: Risk Appetite Back, Bet on COIN?
As a barometer of global risk appetite, Bitcoin (BTC) quickly reclaimed the $73,000 level and is once again attempting to challenge the key psychological resistance at $75,000. SOS surged 9%, BTCT gained 8%, and UPXI followed with a 7% rise. Crypto heavyweights including MicroStrategy (MSTR), Coinbase (COIN), and miner Riot Platforms all posted gains of over 3%. A recent report from Bernstein stated that after a 60% drawdown from the 2025 peak, crypto-related equities may have already entered a “cyclical bottom.” If BTC breaks $75,000, is recovery path open?
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