Crypto Market
Crypto market started week on volatile note following strong rebound last week - Fixygen
Last week, the cryptocurrency market began to recover after a prolonged period of weakness in March and early April; however, at the start of this week, the rally gave way to more volatile trading. On Tuesday, Bitcoin is trading around $76,200, while Ethereum is trading around $2,320.
Crypto market started the week with gains amid recovery in demand — Fixygen analysis
Last week and early this week, the cryptocurrency market began to recover after prolonged volatility at the start of the year. On Tuesday, April 14, Bitcoin was trading at around $74,500, and Ethereum at around $2,380, with both of the largest cryptocurrencies showing significant growth throughout the day.
Crypto market ended week on volatile note, with Bitcoin holding above $70,000 — review
Last week on the cryptocurrency market was marked by high volatility: prices were pressured by the conflict in the Middle East, rising oil prices, and a strengthening dollar; however, at the start of the new week, Bitcoin managed to hold near the $70,000 mark and partially recouped its losses. As of March 23, Bitcoin was trading around $70,800, and Ethereum around $2,160.
Over course of week, crypto market rebounded above $70,000 mark for Bitcoin
This week was marked by high volatility for the crypto market, but by the end of the week, digital assets had managed to recoup a significant portion of their losses. As of Friday, Bitcoin was trading around $71,530, having risen to $73,900 during the day. Ethereum held steady at $2,120, with an intraday high of $2,200. This indicates that following a nervous reaction to the escalation in the Middle East, the market has once again shifted to a rebound.
Crypto market declined over week, with BTC losing 3% - Fixygen analysis
According to Fixygen, the cryptocurrency market ended the last week of February with a moderate decline: Bitcoin fell to $65,900 on February 28 from $68,000 on February 22, corresponding to a drop of approximately 3%.
Bitcoin lost 1.7% over the week, Ethereum fell by almost 5%
The cryptocurrency market ended the working week of February 9-15 in consolidation mode after sharp movements at the beginning of the month: Bitcoin fell by approximately 1.7% over the period, from $70,127.9 on February 9 to $68,949.8 on February 15, with an intraday range of around $65,100-71,400.
Crypto market started 2026 with increased volatility
The crypto asset market started 2026 with increased volatility and periodic sell-offs amid nervousness in global markets. On Monday, Bitcoin is trading at around $87,800, and Ether at around $2,900. The key short-term pressure factor is institutional demand behavior through exchange-traded products. According to Bloomberg, US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw five consecutive days of outflows totaling approximately $1.7 billion last week, which heightened market participants' caution. Additionally, Yahoo Finance reported notable weekly outflows from this category of funds.
Trump announced in Davos that law on US crypto market would soon be passed
US President Donald Trump said in a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos that he expects to sign a law regulating the crypto market, which will cover Bitcoin in particular, in the near future. According to him, the administration is striving to ensure that the US remains the “crypto capital of the world.” Trump also recalled that he had previously signed the GENIUS Act and added that Congress is working “very diligently” on a new set of rules for crypto assets, which he “hopes to sign very soon.”