Bitcoin’s Six-Month Losing Streak: What On-Chain Data Says About the Market’s Next Move

Bitcoin Faces Worst Six-Month Decline Since 2018; Five Takeaways

Bitcoin is approaching the March monthly close with a potential sixth straight month in the red, hovering in the mid-$60,000s as macro headlines keep risk-off sentiment front and center. The latest price action saw BTC test the $65,000 area early in the week, with traders eyeing $67,500 to $68,000 as near-term resistance and noting a lack of sustained demand to spark a durable rebound. The backdrop combines geopolitical frictions around Iran wit…

Bitcoin crashes below $68K: is 6-month bearish streak coming?

Bitcoin’s latest slide has revived one of the more uncomfortable questions hanging over the crypto market this year. The investors are now seriously asking if this is just another ugly week or a deeper losing streak? What seems clear is that the pressure has built for weeks. Bitcoin slipped back below $68,000 late last week, then briefly fell to about $65,112 on March 30 before recovering above $67,000 as Asian trading picked up. That rebound ha…

Bitcoin’s Six-Month Losing Streak: What On-Chain Data Says About the Market’s Next Move

The post Bitcoin’s Six-Month Losing Streak: What On-Chain Data Says About the Market’s Next Move appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TLDR: Bitcoin may close March 2026 negative, marking six straight months of consecutive losses for the first time in years. SOPR data shows mild loss realization near the 1.0 level, but lacks the prolonged capitulation seen in the 2018 bear cycle. Declining exchange reserves suggest supply is being held off market…