Bitcoin faces a key turning point in April 2026, with a slight price increase of only 0.19% in March, and market momentum weakening. Technically, it shows a "bear flag" pattern, testing a key trend line, which may open a new round of downward movement. The funding situation is diverging, with weakened net inflows from ETFs, and continued selling pressure from whales. The key support level is $67,000; if broken, it will test downward. If it breaks above $75,900, a reversal may occur. Overall, Bitcoin still faces pressure in the short term, and the April trend will impact subsequent market movements.

Bitcoin, if it falls below $65,000, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $743 million; if it breaks above $68,000, the cumulative short liquidation intensity will reach $621 million. The liquidation chart shows the impact of price fluctuations on liquidation intensity.

Wildcard project launched its token on March 27, reaching a market cap of $1.1 million at one point, but is now only $809,000, with the market expressing doubts about the project. Despite the founder's rich background, the project's progress has not met expectations, with multiple funding rounds failing to revitalize the project, and the low liquidity pool of the token reflects the impact of a sluggish crypto market on gaming projects.

On March 20th, Gate News reported that according to Coinglass data, Bitcoin pulled back slightly, with funding rates across mainstream CEX and DEX exchanges indicating overall bearish market sentiment. Funding rates impact traders' costs and returns, with rates below 0.005% indicating widespread market pessimism.

Bitcoin's upward momentum weakened after touching 75,000 USD, with market concerns about a near-term peak. Despite continuous institutional accumulation pushing total holdings to 5.8 billion USD, prices face pressure from macro uncertainty. Bitcoin ETF inflows exceeding 1.5 billion USD support prices. Market focus is on the Federal Reserve meeting and geopolitical situation, which could impact near-term trends.

BlockBeats noticia, 21 de noviembre, según Bloomberg, a pesar de la reciente caída acelerada del mercado de criptomonedas, Tom Lee sigue creyendo que Bitcoin alcanzará entre 150,000 y 200,000 dólares a finales de enero del próximo año. Cabe destacar que Tom Lee hizo un juicio similar en septiembre durante la cumbre Impact de la semana de la cadena de bloques de Corea del Sur en 2025, cuando predijo que Bitcoin alcanzaría entre 200,000 y 250,000 dólares a finales de año, y que el objetivo de Ether sería de entre 10,000 y 12,000 dólares.