The discussion of quantum risks for Bitcoin is moving beyond a niche topic, gaining strategic importance for the entire crypto industry. Experts increasingly emphasize that the main challenge lies not so much in the technical aspect as in the community’s ability to quickly reach consensus on necessary security changes.
Crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe stated in his latest Bitcoin market analysis that bullish signals are strengthening and a critical breakout level is approaching. According to the analyst, the current price structure of Bitcoin, contrary to previous expectations, allows for a bullish scenario without the need to accumulate liquidity below previous lows.
The cryptocurrency-focused analytical company MakroVision has published an updated assessment of Ethereum's short-term technical prospects. According to the analysis, Ethereum is struggling to recover due to selling pressure it has faced at critical resistance levels recently.
US President Donald Trump's statements that the war with Iran could soon end have raised optimism in the cryptocurrency markets, and analysts have begun evaluating the impact of a possible ceasefire on Bitcoin's price.
Head of Factor LLC and veteran trader Peter Brandt stated that Bitcoin is likely to reach its bottom in autumn, after which prices may begin to recover. According to Brandt, Bitcoin is unlikely to retest its all-time high of $126,000, reached last October, within 2026.
A March 30 report by Binance Research identified five converging risk factors. These could significantly reshape the digital asset landscape this week. The risks stem from escalating tensions in the Middle East and unresolved U.S. regulatory issues.
As geopolitical tensions intensify, putting pressure on the cryptocurrency market, analysts warn that Bitcoin may retest critical support levels.
“The proposed yield restriction will shift focus toward regulated players and divert funds away from decentralized finance tokens,” said Markus Thielen of 10x Research. At the core of the proposal is a ban on offering yield — or anything resembling a reward — on stablecoin balances. This effectively ends the idea of stablecoins as savings products on the blockchain and redefines them as purely payment systems.
Despite ongoing volatility in the cryptocurrency market, senior analyst at CryptoQuant Julio Moreno believes that Bitcoin has not yet reached its final bottom. According to Moreno, although the market is approaching the “final phase of stress,” the necessary conditions for a bottom formation have not yet been fully met.
David Duong, Head of Global Investment Research at Coinbase, presented his current assessment of the CLARITY Act adoption process — a critically important issue for cryptocurrency regulation in the United States. According to Duong, after the bill resurfaced this week, the issue of stablecoin rewards has once again become one of the main points of contention.
A turbulent Friday, as the U.S.–Iran conflict entered its fifth week, led to a drop in the prices of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. On Friday morning, Bitcoin (BTC) fell to the $68,500 level, recording a 2% decline over the past 24 hours.
Il Capo of Crypto, one of the most well-known analysts in the cryptocurrency space, discussed the future of Bitcoin’s price in his latest report. The analyst notes that Bitcoin is currently stuck in the range between $65,000 and $75,000, but remains optimistic about bullish prospects.
According to Teles, historical data suggests that a new global downtrend could begin as early as 2026. The analysis highlights that the Short-Term Holder Realized Price (STHRP) and Active Realized Price (ARP) are highly reliable indicators for identifying market cycles.
Over the past few hours, Bitcoin (BTC) has risen above $72,000, prompting analytics firm CryptoQuant to assess the current market situation. CryptoQuant noted that in recent days Bitcoin has been trading around $70,000, while the Short-Term Holder Realized Price (STH) is currently above the spot price.
Arthur Hayes, a key figure in the crypto market and founder of BitMEX, has issued a cautious assessment of current market conditions. In a post on the social platform X, he stated that the market is dominated by excessive optimism.
Amid escalating tensions between the United States and Iran, global markets are experiencing one of the most volatile periods in recent years. Sharp movements in Bitcoin and historic losses in gold have led experts to question whether the concept of “safe haven” assets has changed.
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