Bitcoin is currently trading around $66,400, which is almost 48% below its 
all-time high of $126,080 set in October 2025, and a technical analysis is 
drawing a line in the sand for the correction. According to a crypto analyst 
known as Leshka.eth, Bitcoin is now approaching a price level that will 
determine whether this cycle survives or collapses into a full reset. That 
line is $60,000, and whether it holds may shape Bitcoin&#8217;s price trajectory for 
the rest of the year. Related Reading: UK Slaps Sanctions On $20B Crypto Black 
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Defense According to crypto analyst Leshka.eth, the $60,000 price is now the 
most important zone for Bitcoin in the current market structure. This level is 
what the analyst describes as the final barrier that will determine whether a 
deeper correction plays out to lower price levels. Bitcoin has been trading 
around the low $70,000 region in recent sessions, and the past 24 hours have 
been characterized by another 3.3% drop. Although its current positioning 
keeps it comfortably above the $60,000 level for now, the margin is no longer 
wide enough to ignore downside risks. The weekly candlestick chart shared by 
the analyst shows how previous breakdowns from similar structures have led to 
price crashes. However, it is important to note that Bitcoin has not lost the 
$60,000 price level this cycle, with the early February crash finding a bottom 
around $63,000. This context makes the $60,000 level particularly significant. 
It has kept on acting as a solid floor throughout the past two months, helping 
to maintain the higher price structure between $63,000 and $76,000. Therefore, 
a loss of $60,000 would mean that buyers have lost control of an important 
structural level that has supported the Bitcoin price throughout the current 
cycle. Bitcoin Price Chart. Source: @leshka_eth On X The Macro Trendline In 
Every Bitcoin Cycle The broader structure becomes clearer when looking at the 
long-term trendline drawn across multiple Bitcoin cycles. The trendline, which 
is drawn on the weekly candlestick chart from 2018 through to a projected 
2028, connects the deepest cycle lows that formed during extended bearish 
price action. In late 2018, Bitcoin topped out, collapsed, and fell to the 
trendline in 2020 before entering a prolonged accumulation phase near the 
lows. It then finally surged into the 2021 cycle top. The same structure 
repeated in the 2022 bear market: Bitcoin crashed from its peak, returned to 
the macro trendline in 2023, accumulated, and launched into a new cycle that 
carried it to $126,080 in October 2025. Related Reading: Shiba Inu Under 
Pressure As Nearly 40B Netflow Surge Hits Exchanges That trendline is now 
around the $40,000 price level. According to the analyst, if $60,000 holds, 
then the cycle survives. If it breaks, $40,000 becomes the bottom and 
accumulation starts over, Leshka.eth wrote in the post on X. Featured image 
from Pexels, chart from TradingView

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The price of Bitcoin succumbed to bearish pressure and fell to around $65,500 
on Friday, while the geopolitical tensions between the United States, Israel, 
and Iran seem to worsen. According to a recent on-chain evaluation, this 
latest price decline appears to have been triggered by a panic-driven sell-off 
among the market’s most sensitive investor group. Panic Selling Dominates 
Short-Term Market Sentiment Market analyst Maartunn revealed, in a March 27th 
post on the X platform, that Bitcoin’s short-term holders have moved a 
significant amount of Bitcoin into exchanges over the past day. This on-chain 
observation puts some perspective on the latest drop in the BTC price. Related 
Reading: $2.3 Billion Ethereum Has Left OKX And Binance This Quarter: The 
Sell-Side Supply Is Thinning The relevant metric here is the Short-Term Holder 
P&amp;L to Exchange Sum, which measures the total profit or loss that short-term 
holders realize when sending Bitcoin to exchanges over 24 hours. According to 
data from CryptoQuant, Bitcoin short-term investors sent roughly 21,700 coins 
to exchanges in a bid to cut their losses. Notably, the highlighted chart 
shows a sharp spike in realized losses at the same time these exchange inflows 
occurred. Maartunn explained that this means all of these investors who moved 
their coins actually did so while incurring losses. Typically, short-term 
holders are more likely to exit unfavorable conditions, unlike the long-term 
holders, who tend to accumulate during dips. It is also worth noting that such 
capitulation events often occur during periods of high uncertainty (as is 
currently the case), where fear is the predominant short-term sentiment, 
rather than confidence. What&#8217;s Next For Bitcoin&#8217;s Price? The current sell-off 
by the short-term participants may signal either a potential turning point for 
Bitcoin or an increased risk of further downward movement. On one hand, as 
STHs (weaker hands) exit under pressure, their coins are gradually transferred 
to more resilient investors with higher conviction (known as the diamond 
hands). This redistribution is often a source of strength for the overall 
market structure, as long-term holders are known to accumulate during periods 
of fear and uncertainty. Hence, what merely seems to be panic selling may 
actually be underground work for Bitcoin&#8217;s recovery. On the flip side, this 
capitulation event may further expose the premier cryptocurrency to more 
downside risk. This scenario would likely come into play if more macroeconomic 
factors (for example, increasing interest rates) cause demand shrinkage. This 
“demand shrinkage” can make the recent STH capitulation appear more severe 
than it actually is, as fewer participants are available to absorb supply. As 
a result, the Bitcoin price could see a spread of bearish momentum, which 
would in turn send prices further south. As of press time, Bitcoin&#8217;s valuation 
stands at around $66,110, reflecting a significant 4.2% decline in the past 24 
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Cardano has been stuck below 30 cents for weeks, and its ranking among global 
cryptocurrencies has slipped to 12th place. Against that backdrop, a trader is 
now arguing the coin could still reach $2 — and sooner than most people think. 
Related Reading: Ethereum Sets User Record As Price Lags Far Behind Network 
Growth The Math Behind The Claim The argument comes from Yesreel, a crypto 
trader with six years of experience, who posted the projection on social 
media. Based on his analysis, ADA would only need to string together five to 
six days of 40–50% daily gains to close the gap between its current price and 
the $2 target. At roughly $0.25 right now, that gap works out to about 695%. 
The calculation itself holds up. Compounding works fast when daily percentage 
gains are that large. A 40% jump per day for six straight days gets ADA to $2. 
A 50% daily gain does the same in five. The math is real. Whether those gains 
can happen is a different question. $ADA can go to $2 faster than you think It 
only needs a few consecutive days with 40%-50% pumps🚀 It has happened before, 
it can happen again. — Yesreel (@Yesreel_) March 26, 2026 Yesreel says history 
gives reason to believe they can. Cardano hit an all-time high of $3.10 back 
in 2021, and it got there fast. Between August 2 and September 2 of that year, 
the token climbed from $1.32 to that peak — a gain of 134% in a single month. 
More recently, following the US presidential election in November 2024, ADA 
surged over 160% in just 15 days, jumping from around 32 cents on November 5 
to 84 cents by November 20. Past Rallies Give Bulls Something To Point To 
Those two episodes are the backbone of the bullish case. Both showed that 
Cardano can move sharply and quickly when market conditions fall into place. 
Broad investor demand, a rising tide across the crypto market, and heavy 
capital inflows were the common thread in each case. The current picture looks 
different. Crypto markets have been weighed down by macroeconomic pressure and 
geopolitical tensions, and ADA has felt that drag more than most. The token 
has spent much of the past several weeks trading below 30 cents with little 
momentum to show for it. Related Reading: UK Slaps Sanctions On $20B Crypto 
Black Market Tied To Southeast Asia Scam Rings Current Conditions Still Pose A 
Challenge No sustained breakout has materialized yet, and investor confidence 
in a near-term recovery remains shaky. Bearish pressure has been steady, and 
ADA&#8217;s slide to 12th in global crypto rankings reflects how much ground it has 
lost relative to other assets. Yesreel has not offered a specific timeline or 
a trigger event that would kick off the kind of run he is describing. His 
projection rests on the idea that when the right conditions align — rising 
sentiment, strong inflows, momentum feeding on itself — ADA has shown it can 
compress months of gains into days. Whether those conditions arrive anytime 
soon is something no one can say with certainty. Featured image from Unsplash, 
chart from TradingView

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