Monday, March 30, 2026, Bitcoin edges down to $65,970, down 0.5% on the day. Ethereum follows the trend and trades at $1,983, also losing 0.5%. Over the week, the decline reaches 2.8%, a figure reflecting slow erosion rather than panic. Markets reopen after the weekend, but enthusiasm is not there.
This moderate decline comes in a context of generalized caution. Investors digest the latest economic news, including a rise in oil prices that revives inflationary fears. US equity markets are slightly lower, and Bitcoin, always correlated with risk assets, faces the same pressure. Additionally, concerns persist around crypto regulation in Europe, where new discussions on the MiCA framework could tighten rules.
For traders, this Monday is a stress test. The $66,000 threshold has now been broken to the downside, and the next psychological support sits around $65,000. If the trend confirms, a deeper correction is possible. However, some analysts see this gradual decline as a buying opportunity for patient investors, especially if Bitcoin’s fundamentals remain solid long-term.
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