A second consecutive green month would strengthen the case that the worst of the drawdown is behind Bitcoin. Failure to hold the $66,900 to $68,000 range could reopen questions about deeper downside, particularly given that the broader crypto space also faced stress from $52 million in crypto hacks during March alone.
Sustained strength matters more than a single positive monthly candle. With the Fear and Greed Index at 8, the Fed holding rates steady, and trade policy adding uncertainty through mid-2026, the path forward for Bitcoin remains one where confirmation carries more weight than any single data point.
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