
Q1 2026 saw Bitcoin endure painful price declines while fundamentals improved, suggesting the market bottom is price‑based rather than time‑based. The analysis predicts continued consolidation through Q2, with short‑term holders seeing their cost basis drop about $1,000 each week. By May‑June, the cost basis should align with current price levels, coinciding with the Federal Reserve’s leadership transition. The author frames this phase as "accumulation territory" for disciplined investors.

Bitcoin’s price chart for the past year shows a decisive second‑leg decline. After two failed attempts to reclaim the $75,000 support, the cryptocurrency plunged to roughly $60,000 in February. The $60,000 level has since acted as a floor, while March...

Following the U.S. military action against Iran on Feb. 28, Bitcoin surged 12%, outpacing the S&P 500, Treasury bonds and precious metals, which all posted declines. The rally persisted despite market expectations of a more hawkish Federal Reserve, suggesting that...

Bitcoin surged to $74,000 intraday on Wednesday before retreating to around $69,000, positioning it in the midpoint of its one‑month trading range. Technical analysts note that a daily close above $73,000 would be a bullish confirmation, while the 200‑day moving...