Bitcoin retreated below $77,000 after rejection at $79,400, with major cryptocurrencies declining as geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz drive
Bitcoin gave back weekend gains on Monday, sliding to $76,600 as Brent crude surged past $107 and geopolitical uncertainty around Iran rattled risk
Fidelity Digital Assets says improving onchain metrics and rising BTC dominance point to early stabilization as crypto enters Q2 2026 in consolidation
Canada's Bill C-25 cleared second reading in the House of Commons on April 27, advancing a federal ban on crypto political donations with broad
Strategy now holds 818,334 BTC after a $255M purchase, while Strive also expanded its treasury to 14,557 BTC, signaling continued corporate bitcoin
Digital asset funds recorded $1.2B in weekly inflows, with Bitcoin capturing $933M and total crypto AUM reaching $155B for the first time since February.
Bitcoin is trading below $78,000 after failing twice to clear the $80,000 level, with analysts pointing to concentrated sell orders as the primary
Four major central banks decide rates this week as Robinhood, Galaxy Digital, and Riot Platforms report earnings, shaping Bitcoin's near-term direction.
Paul Sztorc plans to fork Bitcoin into a new chain called eCash in August 2026, but his proposal to reallocate Satoshi Nakamoto's coins is drawing fierce
Bitcoin slips 0.40% to $77,739 as derivatives data and market structure signal a fragile but intact support floor beneath the current BTC USD range.