Charles Schwab getting closer to direct BTC trading is actually a pretty big signal. Bitcoin keeps getting pulled deeper into normal brokerage accounts, not just ETFs.
Does this kind of integration still matter, or is it already priced in?
Honestly, at first I thought it was a joke
A friend told me he made $2,100 in a week on a new official project, I didn’t believe him and even laughed, but later I decided to test it with a small amount, and it worked for me too, currently around +$200 per day
I know it’s not huge money, but I’m not using big amounts, and for me it’s вполне decent
If you’re interested, he left a guide on his profile
His username: lolbit_511
You can click it or copy and paste it into search, he’ll be the first one
The price has been moving sideways over the last day, almost like it’s building up for the next move.
We’re still holding the lower support of this structure, but it’s starting to look weak.
A breakdown from here can lead to a sharp move to the downside.
This level is important.
Watch how the price reacts here.
#Bitcoin
Honestly, at first I thought it was a joke
A friend told me he made $2,100 in a week on a new official project, I didn’t believe him and even laughed, but later I decided to test it with a small amount, and it worked for me too, currently around +$200 per day
I know it’s not huge money, but I’m not using big amounts, and for me it’s вполне decent
If you’re interested, he left a guide on his profile
His username: lolbit_511
You can click it or copy and paste it into search, he’ll be the first one
Hi,
I don't have a bank account and there isn't any ATMs around me I can use to buy cryptocurrencies. I bought a vanilla card online to buy crypto. How can I do so? Thank you.
anyone have experience with withdraws? I was doing gift cards but now its store has been down for awhile. i have coinbase but cant figure that out
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw about $1.32B in net inflows in March, making it the first positive month for the category since October 2025.
That matters, but the bigger point is the context.
Q1 as a whole still ended negative, so this wasn’t some clean reversal across the entire quarter. What March did show is that capital started moving back into Bitcoin exposure even while broader sentiment was still relatively cautious.
That’s usually where things get interesting.
When flows improve before market confidence fully recovers, it can be an early sign that larger allocators are stepping in ahead of the crowd rather than reacting after the move. At the same time, the demand still looks very concentrated in Bitcoin. It’s not broad crypto enthusiasm yet. It’s more selective positioning.
That distinction matters.
If this trend continues, it would suggest institutions are starting to rebuild exposure through the most familiar and regulated part of the market first. If it fades quickly, then March may end up looking more like a temporary rebound than a real shift in demand.
Full breakdown here:
https://websnack.org/news/us-spot-bitcoin-etfs-march-inflows-2026
Curious how people here read it: early sign of stronger institutional demand, or just one positive month inside a still fragile market?
I have solved it. There is no doubt in my mind that I have absolutely 100% solved the price movement of Bitcoin. The FIFA World Cup causes BTC to crash.
How can I back up this claim? Easy. Let's look at the charts.
Going all the way back to the 2018 World Cup, won by France. BTC's price was over $19,000 during December of 2017. By the end of 2018, the price was roughly $3,200. Thanks Mbappe for the discount!
Moving on to the 2022 World Cup, won by Argentina. BTC's price was over $50,000 during December of 2021. By the end of 2022, the price was roughly $17,000. Thanks Messi for the discount!
Now leading into the 2026 World Cup. BTC's price was over $90,000 during December of 2025. By the end of 2026, nobody knows what the price will be. More importantly, what player will be blessing humanity with another opportunity to join the Bitcoin movement?
Facts don't lie, and fact's don't care about your feelings. Hard evidence right here. My theories on what it is about the FIFA World Cup that causes the crash? I think it's fairly simple. The only thing you can use in futbol is your foot. That is kicking. Lots of kicking. Kicking is an act that can bring someone down, with such an idea being prevalent in sayings like "getting kicked while you're down". The conceptual act of getting toppled is extremely present in our minds during the time of the FIFA World Cup, which causes BTC to crash. Every... single... time.
Thanks for reading, and I hope you feel enlightened.
Or it could be because the halving cycle is also on a 4 year schedule and that causes miners to lose profit in the short term making the industry momentarily lose faith in the project, meaning the FIFA World Cup also occurring on a 4 year schedule is simply a coincidence, but I am more inclined to believe correlation is definitely causation in this case.
The State of New Hampshire is moving toward issuing $100 million in bonds backed by Bitcoin, introducing a structure that leans on crypto collateral rather than traditional tax-based backing. Under the proposed model, repayment would come from the borrower’s BTC holdings instead of public funds. This effectively separates taxpayer exposure from the bond, positioning it as a collateral-driven instrument rather than a state liability in the usual sense.
If implemented as described, the approach could offer a different way for governments to raise capital while experimenting with digital assets in a controlled framework. At the same time, it raises questions around volatility, collateral management, and how such structures would perform under sharp market swings. It’s an early example of how public finance might begin integrating crypto, not as a speculative asset, but as part of the underlying financial architecture.
It’s been sitting in a really tight range, just coiling around that level. Usually when things compress like this, it’s less about slow bleed and more about building up for a sharper move.
The key thing is that $0.09 keeps getting tested and hasn’t broken yet, but it’s also not bouncing hard either. Feels like pressure is building both ways.
If it loses that level, I’d expect a quick move lower, but if it breaks up, the move could be just as fast in the other direction.
So I’m curious do you see this as a setup for a breakout, or just a weak level that’s about to give way?
Latest D1 close does not show a confirmed bottom.
Price attempted a bounce but failed to reclaim higher levels, closing weak near support. Structure remains bearish with lower highs intact and price still trading below the higher timeframe MA.
Momentum also supports this view:
This looks like a failed reaction within a broader downtrend, not a reversal.
Key level:
65.6k — this is the current daily support.
Scenario:
A bullish shift would require a clean reclaim of 67.5k–68k and sustained acceptance above that region, which we have not seen yet.
For now, the market still favors downside continuation over reversal.
I finally got around to testing the BitMart Card for everyday spending, and ngl, it’s way smoother than I thought.Bought coffee, paid for groceries, topped up gas, all with USDT. The swipe was instant every time, and got cash back right away. I expected at least one random decline or some weird delay. Nope. Feels like I’m just using a normal debit card, except it’s topped up with crypto. Kinda cool seeing how seamless this stuff is becoming. Anyone else using it daily?
Thus far it just looks like Btc just doesn't wanna break the 60k mark, how strong of a support fo you think this is? Too many people speculate it'll drop to 30-40k, WHAT DO YOU THINK
beautiful price action.
