Bitcoin is showing signs of long-term strength, according to a new market analysis from 21Shares, which highlights a combination of macro stability, on-chain accumulation, and maturing investor behavior as key drivers of momentum.

As Easter weekend approached, institutional interest in Bitcoin appeared to ramp up once again.

Despite the recent choppy action in the crypto market, large Bitcoin holders have been quietly accumulating.

Bitcoin might be poised for a major upswing despite today’s high-interest environment, according to a fresh analysis from crypto economist Timothy Peterson.

Charles Schwab is quietly laying the groundwork to offer direct Bitcoin trading by next spring, with internal discussions pointing to a possible launch in April 2026.

According to the latest data from Glassnode, Bitcoin whales—wallets holding over 10,000 BTC—continue to accumulate during the ongoing market dip.

As Bitcoin (BTC) trades below $90,000, some investors are growing cautious amid global tensions, interest rate concerns, and economic shifts.

As former President Donald Trump ramps up calls for increased tariffs, crypto research firm Messari suggests the resulting trade tensions could fundamentally shift Bitcoin’s role in the global financial system.

Bitcoin may have bounced from its recent 2025 lows, but one of the crypto market’s most respected voices is warning that the rally might not last.

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and one of the most outspoken voices in the world of personal finance, has once again raised the alarm.