Bhutan's Royal Government has moved roughly 375 Bitcoin, valued at about $25.19 million, in a transaction recorded on March 31. The BTC was sent to an intermediary wallet that has previously been associated with outflows toward Galaxy Digital. The transfer follows a series of sizable March movements that have lifted 2026 outflows above $152 million.

Bitcoin traded around $65,200–$66,689 as roughly 9 million BTC—about 45–46% of circulating supply—sat at an unrealized loss, with short-term holders showing $113.9 billion in losses. Analysts say similar readings in mid-2018, mid-2022 and January 2023 were followed by either deeper drawdowns or extended consolidation, leaving $63,000 and $69,000 as key nearby levels.

Bitcoin (BTC) moved back below $66,000 on Tuesday after briefly pushing above $68,000, a move some analysts described as a bull trap. Spot-market CVD commentary suggested late buyers were quickly underwater, while a negative Coinbase Premium was cited as another warning sign. The pullback came ahead of an 8 a.m. Eastern press briefing by US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, with WTI crude having traded above $106 earlier in the week.

Joao Wedson, founder of crypto analytics platform Alphractal, highlighted $60,490 as a pivotal Bitcoin level tied to Binance’s reserve realized price. He said staying above it keeps the exchange’s BTC holdings in profit, while a sustained move below would place that reserve in unrealized loss and could intensify bearish conditions. Wedson also warned that a break may weaken sentiment and reinforce a sell-pressure feedback loop.

Nakamoto Inc., a Nasdaq-listed bitcoin treasury company trading as NAKA, reported selling 284 BTC in March 2026 for about $20 million to fund operating needs tied to recent acquisitions and near-term liquidity. The firm’s Form 10-K for the year ended Dec. 31, 2025 listed a weighted-average acquisition cost of about $118,171 per BTC, implying an estimated ~40% realized loss on the sale. After the transaction, Nakamoto said it still holds roughly 5,058 BTC in treasury.

Google’s Quantum AI team said in a Tuesday whitepaper and blog post that Bitcoin and Ethereum cryptography tied to ECDLP-256 could be broken with fewer than 500,000 physical qubits and about 1,200 logical qubits. The paper also models a live Bitcoin attack that could steal coins mid-transaction in around 9 minutes, implying a 41% chance of beating Bitcoin’s 10-minute block time.

Square, a subsidiary of Block, Inc., will begin automatically enabling bitcoin payments for millions of eligible U.S. merchants starting March 30, 2026. Block's Bitcoin Product Lead Miles Suter said qualifying domestic sellers will have BTC acceptance turned on by default, while settlements will be delivered in U.S. dollars to reduce volatility exposure.

Bitcoin (BTC) traded around $67,000 after a 24-hour drop to $69,329, as institutional demand softened and rising real yields weighed on risk assets. Analysts highlighted $65,000 as key support with $69,000 as a recovery trigger, while resistance is clustered near $72,000 and upside targets extend toward $76,000 before month-end. The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart still places BTC in the “BUY!” band ($56,000–$75,000), though near-term direction depends on support holding and ETF outflows stabilizing.