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Digital Asset Market: Bitcoin remains pinned below $80,000, trading near $76,964, while Ethereum is near $2,118.

Digital Asset Market: Stablecoins remain the highest-signal part of digital assets this week.

Digital Asset Market: Bitcoin moved back above $81,000, with BTC last around $81,362, as digital assets caught a risk-on bid alongside broader equities.

Digital Asset Market: Bitcoin pulled back from the upper-$70,000s as risk appetite cooled across tech and digital assets.

Digital Asset Market: Bitcoin is holding near $75.7K even as broader risk assets wobble, with Ethereum near $2.31K.

Digital Asset Market: Michael Saylor’s Strategy bought 13,927 Bitcoin for about $1 billion between April 6 and 12, paying an average of $71,902 per coin and bringing total holdings to 780,897 BTC, acquired for $59.02 billion at an average purchase price of $75,577, leaving 19,103 BTC to reach 800,000.

Digital Asset Market: US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs regained momentum with their strongest inflows in weeks, arriving as Bitcoin briefly approached $70,000 before slipping back under $69,000 in a market still shaped by geopolitical risk and lingering anxiety, including fresh chatter about quantum resistance.

Digital Asset Market: Bitcoin hovered around $67,000 to $67,200 on March 31, 2026, near the level that would either snap a five-month losing streak or confirm a rare sixth straight monthly decline, a streak it has only matched once before and never exceeded.