Gold suffered its worst weekly drop in 43 years, falling over 12%, while Bitcoin held above $70,000 with steadily higher lows. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe targets $77-80K, Cathie Wood's data suggests a lagged Bitcoin rally may follow gold's earlier surge. Capital rotation from precious metals into crypto appears underway.
Three attackers posing as police robbed a French couple of €900,000 in Bitcoin at knifepoint. The incident adds to a rise in crypto wrench attacks in France.
Analyst Doctor Profit revises Bitcoin trading plan, reduces partial profit target from $79K-$84K to $76.2K, citing probability changes and consolidation between $68K-$76K. Breakout above $80K or breakdown below $68K will determine next move.
CoinShares' Q1 2026 mining report reveals listed miners' cash cost per Bitcoin hit nearly $80,000. Amid a miner capitulation wave, public miners dumped over 15,000 BTC and announced $70B+ in AI/HPC contracts, while taking on massive debt.
Bitcoin failed to break $80K twice, now trading near $77K. A whale dormant for two years bought 300 BTC ($23M) from Binance. Spot ETFs saw $89.68M outflow on April 28, with BlackRock IBIT data showing zero vs -$112M according to different trackers.
Jim Cramer says Bitcoin could spike from $76.5K to $82K if Michael Saylor buys on Monday, but warns the move might trap traders into calling a double bottom while shorts target Saylor.
Bitcoin fell to $79.2K amid higher-than-expected inflation data and geopolitical tensions. Cloud mining platform SHRMiner gains traction with contracts offering up to $17,700 returns, but investors should remain cautious about market volatility.
Bitcoin saw wild swings around $90K, with $88K emerging as a key short-term level. If it breaks, a drop to $82K or even $80K is possible. Market sentiment hinges on Trump's policy moves.
