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Bitcoin fell 23.8% in Q1 2026, marking the worst first-quarter performance since 2018

Bitcoin fell 23.8% in the first quarter of 2026, marking its worst performance since 2018. The decline was mainly driven by outflows from spot ETF fund flows and high inflation. Despite the near-term drop, analysts say long-term conviction in Bitcoin has not changed, and it’s important to watch shifts in the macro environment and incoming capital flows.

XRP price has fallen more than 60% from its all-time highs—can ETF inflows and Trump’s support help drive a rebound?

Even though the legal dispute between Ripple and the SEC may end in 2025, the XRP price is still 64% below its all-time high. ETF inflows and policy support provide support, but the market remains cautious about XRP’s outlook. Analysts say the price is constrained by the overall economic environment, and investors need to pay attention to macro factors and Ripple’s development.

Lido DAO proposes a $20 million buyback program—can it boost the LDO price?

After the Lido DAO LDO token price hit a historic low, it once again began discussing a token buyback plan, proposing to use up to $20 million for repurchases to ease concerns about the governance token’s value. The proposal received community support, reflecting members’ desire to stabilize the market and boost confidence, but the long-term outlook for the LDO price still depends on the governance model and the recovery of Ethereum staking participation.

Dogecoin News: The Team Announces a Full Restructuring—Can the DOGE Price Bounce Keep Going?

The Dogecoin team announced a reorganization plan, officially rebranding as DogeCoin Financial Solutions LLC™, and released a new whitepaper. Although the DOGE price rebounds in the short term, the community is divided in its reaction to the brand change, and some members doubt its authenticity. Market technical indicators show that downward risk still exists in the short term, and investors need to pay attention to reorganization progress and shifts in market sentiment.

Bitcoin plunges 24% in the first quarter, its worst performance since 2018

In the first quarter of 2026, the price of Bitcoin fell 23.8%, marking its worst performance since 2018. Starting the year, the price dropped from $87,508 to $66,619, for a cumulative loss of 41.6%. Analysts believe that the main reasons include macroeconomic uncertainty and heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. In addition, ETF outflows have further increased pressure. Despite near-term difficulties, long-term confidence remains solid, and institutional participation trends look positive. The market is watching how developments in the Middle East could affect Bitcoin and overall cryptocurrency market sentiment.

BTC 15-minute up 0.50%: Whale fund inflows and ETF net inflows rebound driving an improvement in spot demand

From 06:30 to 06:45 (UTC) on April 1, 2026, BTC in the short-term period gained a +0.50% return. The price fluctuated within the range of 68,808.1 to 69,224.2 USDT, with an amplitude of 0.60%. During this abnormal movement, market trading volume significantly increased, overall activity rose, and both on-chain and exchange liquidity were greatly enhanced. Although the volatility was limited, market attention was notably heightened. The main driving force behind this abnormal movement was: a large amount of whale funds began transferring to exchanges. The proportion of whale wallets transferring funds to exchanges sharply increased from 0.34 in January to 0.79 on March 28,