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Bitcoin pauses ahead of $80,000 as Fed, war variables draw focus

Bitcoin closed weekly trading above its 21-week exponential moving average for the first time since October 2025, putting attention on whether it can retake $80,000. Analysts cited $79,000 and $73,000 as key levels and said liquidations could add volatility. Markets are also watching the path of a U.S.-Iran war and a series of Federal Reserve events. Some on-chain analysis pointed to institutional demand supporting the downside.

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Bitcoin slides but long-term holders boost BTC stash 69 percent, on-chain metrics strengthen

Bitcoin fell 22 percent in the first quarter, but long-term accumulation-minded investors increased their holdings by 69 percent, Ark Investment Management said. Bitcoin ended the quarter at about $68,200, below three key support levels, putting it in a technically bearish zone, Ark said. It did not see signals of a historical bottom. U.S. spot bitcoin ETF holdings were little changed at about 1.29 million BTC, while long-term buyers raised holdings from about 2.13 million to 3.60 million BTC.

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Ethereum stuck near $2,300 as retail selling weighs despite whale accumulation

Ethereum is trading above the $2,300 level but has struggled to break higher as selling pressure from retail investors persists. While whales and companies such as BitMine continue to accumulate, retail investors are exiting through Binance, limiting upside. Market sentiment remains neutral and price has moved in a narrow range. Sell walls have formed above $2,330, while support is seen near $2,200. Open interest has declined, and Ethereum’s market share has slipped.