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Christian Encila

Bitcoin Posts a 22% Q1 2026 Drop to $68,200, Marking Its Weakest Start Since 2018

Bitcoin finished Q1 2026 at $68,200, down 22% for the quarter and its weakest first-quarter performance since 2018. After opening the year just above $87,000 and briefly nearing $95,000, it slid to about $60,000 on February 6 and ended the quarter after another dip toward $63,000.
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