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$BTC WEEKLY TF UPDATE: BTC had a good closing last week, and this week it has directly tapped into the key resistance again. Price is now rejecting the area and remains stuck within the consolidation range. We need to wait for the market to do something clear. Month-end has a ton of news events, for which price can start anticipating now.

$BTC So many bearish posts again all of a sudden. I still think we will make new highs. And I just took a long for it. Alright, so we scored some major longs last week on what has been quite a big leg up. And yes, we did hit major targets of mine, into which the longs have been fully TP'd except for runners, but as we were making the high, I said, don't worry for pullbacks, we are going higher. And now, we're just getting another weekend pullback. We're also hitting local support, and the spot premiums have just increased during this drop. I don't know how I can be more clear, but many people out here are still on edge of calling every single pullback the end of the leg IMO interpretable as a clear sentiment read. What if I told you they are wrong, this leg isn't finished yet and we could dig deeper into the POI, and we are going to make a new high of this leg, stopping out all the bears who are calling for lower right now, and most likely short for it during this weekend. I know it's hard to believe now that prices are low. But what's the toughest to digest emotionally, is the most profitable move in trading. We'll see, but during times like this, I want their money, and I go long for it. So without any further chit chatting and bull posting, I put my money behind my words. I always have by the way, from the very start of making this account, as the long term followers know. And yes, this entry is taken quite up high, it is a semi top blast, so leave some room to manage it. But we are making new highs, and that's the main first target.

850,000 $BTC Just Got Accumulated In The $60K-$70K Range This Year. That's Over 9% Of Bitcoin's Total Supply. Locked Up. Bought. Held. This Is The Foundation Of The Next Bull Run Being Built In Real Time.

As of April 12, 2026, the "Peace Pump" has met a formidable resistance. Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced a sharp pullback, dropping from its recent high of $72,000 to the $68,500 range following reports that the high-stakes diplomatic negotiations in Islamabad have concluded without a definitive agreement. While a temporary ceasefire remains in place, the failure to secure a long-term resolution regarding regional security and the Strait of Hormuz has reintroduced a "Risk-Off" sentiment to global markets. This sudden shift in geopolitical confidence has triggered over $180 million in long liquidations, as traders brace for renewed volatility. The Islamabad Deadlock: A "Cold" Conclusion 🚫 The meeting in Islamabad, mediated by Pakistani and Omani officials, was intended to turn the current 14-day pause into a permanent de-escalation. The Disputed Terms: Sources suggest the talks collapsed over the "Hormuz Toll" mechanism. The U.S. reportedly rejected Iran's proposal to formalize stablecoin-based fees for naval escorts, viewing it as a permanent circumvention of global banking sanctions. The "Sunset" Anxiety: With only 9 days remaining in the current ceasefire, the "No Deal" outcome has created a "geopolitical cliff." Investors are front-running the possibility of renewed strikes if a second round of talks isn't scheduled immediately. The Market Reaction: Unlike the previous week's rally, the "No Deal" news saw Bitcoin trade in lockstep with traditional equities, confirming that the asset is currently tethered to macroeconomic stability. Technical Damage: Losing the $70k Momentum 📈 Bitcoin’s technical structure is showing signs of "Bull Exhaustion" as it fails to hold the crucial $70,000 psychological level. Support Test: BTC is currently testing the $68,200 dynamic support (the 20-day EMA). If this level fails on a daily close, the next "Catch Zone" lies at $64,500. Volume Spike: The pullback was accompanied by a 25% surge in trading volume, indicating that the sell-off was driven by high-conviction distribution rather than low-liquidity "noise." RSI Reset: The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has dropped from an overbought 72 to a neutral 54, suggesting that the "Euphoria" of the ceasefire has been successfully neutralized by the reality of the diplomatic deadlock. The Whale Hedge: Moving to Stablecoins 🐋 On-chain monitors have detected a shift in "Smart Money" behavior as the Islamabad talks soured. Stablecoin Inflows: There has been a notable increase in USDT and USDC inflows to exchanges, which often indicates that whales are "parking" their capital in stables to wait out the geopolitical storm. Short-Term Holder Panic: Addresses holding BTC for less than 155 days are the primary sellers in this $3,500 dip, having purchased during the "Ceasefire Pump" and now exiting to avoid further downside. Institutional "Wait-and-See": Spot Bitcoin ETF flows have turned neutral for the first time in four days, signaling that institutional allocators are pausing new entries until the next move from the White House or Tehran. Essential Financial Disclaimer This analysis is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. Reports of the U.S.-Iran talks in Islamabad ending without a deal and the subsequent Bitcoin pullback are based on market data as of April 12, 2026. Geopolitical negotiations are subject to rapid, unannounced changes; the "No Deal" status can be reversed by a single diplomatic breakthrough. Cryptocurrency is a high-risk asset class. Always conduct your own exhaustive research (DYOR) and consult with a licensed financial professional. Is the "Islamabad Deadlock" a temporary setback or the start of a deeper slide back to $60,000?