Bitcoin closed March 2026 with a small gain—an increase of 1.8%. Thanks to this, the asset broke a prolonged streak of declines that had lasted for five months in a row. During the reported period, the cryptocurrency’s price was in the range of $65 000 to $76 000. Experts consider Washington’s policy to be the main driver of these changes. For example, on April 1, U.S. President Donald Trump made a new statement regarding Iran. Despite promises to wind down operations, he announced new strikes that could affect the country’s energy sector. Against the backdrop of these news, financial markets ran into another dip, and at one point Bitcoin fell below $66 000. During the preparation of this material, the first cryptocurrency is trading around $67 000, according to TradingView.

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