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Crypto traders set Bitcoin price target for April 1, 2026

Crypto traders set Bitcoin price target for April 1, 2026 Crypto traders set Bitcoin price target for April 1, 2026 Steve Muchoki Cryptocurrency Mar 25, 2026

With less than a week remaining until the start of April, crypto traders are locking in their Bitcoin (BTC) price targets for next month.

As of March 25, nearly 21% of traders are betting on a BTC price drop to $65,000 by April 1, as per data from a cryptocurrency-based prediction platform Polymarket. These odds have plummeted 63% in recent days as Bitcoin rebounds, yet remain the majority of bets and the highest volume of $7.7 million.

On the downside, BTC’s probability of sliding to $60,000 has dropped 47% to 5%. Polymarket traders forecast just a 1% chance of Bitcoin falling to $55,000, with $5.2 million already traded on this outcome. 

The chances of a capitulation to $50,000 is also 1%, with a volume of $3.2 million. Combined, these forecasts put the chance of Bitcoin trading below its current level by April 1 at about 29%, based on aggregated Polymarket data.

BTC bearish forecast for April 1. Source: Polymarket

Conversely, on the upside, traders are pricing in an 8% chance that Bitcoin will spike to $80,000 by April 1, though this conviction has fallen around 25% over the past 24 hours. The likelihood of Bitcoin surging to $85,000 is 2%, down roughly 9% over the same period, while the feasibility of a rally to $90,000 is 1%. The $150,000 price target for BTC has the highest volume of $23 million.

BTC bullish forecast for April 1. Source: Polymarket

Bitcoin price gains bullish momentum ahead of April

BTC has steadily gained bullish momentum over the past 30 days. Bitcoin’s price climbed 8.78% to about $71,440 at the time of publication.

BTC 30-day price chart. Source: Finbold

Although it is worth pointing out that the flagship digital asset is down 3.93% in the past seven days.

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