Bitcoin

24h change: -0.43%. From $76,583.85 to $76,254.00.

• Bitcoin rebounded to $77,700 after reclaiming $75,600 as support, positioning traders for another test of $80,000 resistance. Futures open interest fell while options show downside protection demand. Stability persists ahead of Federal Reserve decision despite geopolitical tensions.
• Bitcoin spot trading volume has fallen below $8 billion, the lowest since October 2023, thinning market depth. This heightens vulnerability to sharp moves from large orders. Options markets price in relative calm despite upcoming Fed policy and energy price risks.
• Eric Trump declared Bitcoin in its greatest period at the Las Vegas conference, citing corporate treasuries and Wall Street products like bitcoin-backed mortgages. Bitcoin ETFs rank among history's top launches, broadening access. Supply constraints meet rising demand from institutions and sovereigns.

24h change: +0.32%. From $76,711.57 to $76,958.00.

• U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $2.43 billion in net inflows through late April 2026, the strongest period this year. This marks eight consecutive days of positive flows, driven by institutional demand. The inflows have helped stabilize Bitcoin's price amid market volatility.
• The Bitcoin 2026 conference takes place April 27-29 in Las Vegas, attracting builders, policymakers, and industry leaders. Speakers include Michael Saylor, Jack Mallers, and Senator Cynthia Lummis, focusing on Bitcoin adoption and policy. The event coincides with Bitcoin reaching $79,000 briefly.
• MicroStrategy purchased an additional $255 million worth of Bitcoin as prices trade near 12-week highs. The firm continues its strategy of accumulating Bitcoin as a treasury asset. This move underscores corporate interest in Bitcoin amid favorable market conditions.

24h change: -0.89%. From $77,599.03 to $76,908.00.

• Bitcoin has fallen below $77,000 as rising oil prices from Iran-Hormuz tensions and uncertainty around the Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting weigh on risk assets. Traders note the rally's fatigue with lower volumes and bearish indicators ahead of the Bitcoin conference in Las Vegas. This reflects broader market sensitivity to geopolitical and monetary policy developments.
• MicroStrategy added 3,273 BTC worth $255 million, nearing its holdings target, while Strive acquired 789 BTC for $61 million. These purchases by public companies signal ongoing institutional demand amid price volatility. Such treasury strategies bolster Bitcoin's adoption as a corporate reserve asset.
• Developer Paul Sztorc proposes a Bitcoin hard fork called eCash to reassign early coins linked to Satoshi Nakamoto and introduce new features like Drivechains. The community backlash calls it theft, highlighting debates over protocol changes. This underscores ongoing tensions around Bitcoin's immutability.

24h change: -0.36%. From $78,046.81 to $77,768.00.

• US spot Bitcoin ETFs record nine straight days of inflows, with recent figures around $800 million and year-to-date totals turning positive at billions. BlackRock's IBIT surpasses Deribit in options open interest, signaling mainstream adoption. This institutional demand bolsters price support near $78,000.
• Largest perpetual traders on Hyperliquid lean aggressively long Bitcoin after steady accumulation through early 2026. Negative funding rates persist amid price tagging $80,000. This whale activity contrasts with broader derivatives sentiment.
• Proposals to freeze 5.6 million dormant Bitcoins address quantum threats to legacy addresses. Maximalists warn of severe sell-off risks, potentially the worst single-day repricing event. Quantum advances necessitate action despite network consensus challenges.

24h change: +0.45%. From $77,579.64 to $77,930.00.

• Bitcoin has climbed about 13.6% in April, on track for its strongest monthly return in over a year, driven by $5 billion in USDT growth and broader market rebound. This follows earlier price volatility and failed attempts to break $80,000. The performance highlights renewed investor interest.
• Bitcoin reached near $80,000 but pulled back to around $77,800 amid profit-taking across major cryptos. This follows multiple failed breakouts after geopolitical relief and oil price drops. Traders watch for sustained momentum above key levels.
• The Bitcoin 2026 Conference in Las Vegas is approaching with over 40,000 attendees expected and a lineup of speakers announced. The event features stages on energy, compute, and more, potentially influencing short-term price action. Past conferences have coincided with market peaks.