Bitcoin trading near $66,600
Bitcoin traded around $66,600 on March 29, showing resilience amid geopolitical and energy‑price volatility—a timely datapoint for younger, tech‑friendly investors and HNW clients considering digital allocation. (latestly.com)
Major price feeds showed BTC trading in a tight band late March 28–29, with CoinDesk printing $66,906 (Mar. 28 snapshot) and Yahoo Finance showing $66,535 at 09:46 UTC. (coindesk.com) That mid‑$60k range places Bitcoin roughly 47% below its intraday all‑time high near $126,000 recorded Oct. 6, 2025. (cryptoslate.com) U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in about $2.5 billion of net inflows during March 2026, a monthly reversal that analysts say has materially absorbed selling pressure this month. (kucoin.com) A $14 billion Bitcoin options expiry at the end of March coincided with the geopolitical noise, and Bloomberg reported the expiry has temporarily suppressed spot volatility ahead of contract rollovers. (bloomberg.com) Energy markets tightened as the Iran conflict intensified: reports showed Brent rising to about $107 per barrel and WTI near $94, moves that amplified cross‑asset risk aversion and short‑term pressure on risk assets including crypto. (markets.financialcontent.com) On‑chain activity tied to the conflict included roughly $10.3 million of bitcoin flowing off Iranian exchanges in early March after U.S.‑Israeli strikes, illustrating localized demand spikes that briefly altered regional liquidity patterns. (bitcoinmagazine.com)
