Bitcoin now falls to $65 and enters DCA zone while oil surges 20%.

• Bitcoin enters the DCA zone on the Rainbow chart.
• Oil prices surge 20% amid tensions between the US and Iran.
• BTC tests support after global market downturn.

The price of Bitcoin starts the week under pressure, with the BTC retreating to near $65.500reflecting the increased tensions affecting global markets. The largest cryptocurrency on the market was trading at around [price missing]. US$ 66.497 at the time of publication, accumulating a drop of approximately 2% in the last few hours, amid cautious sentiment among investors.

The pullback comes amid rising geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran. Over the weekend, the lack of signs of de-escalation in the conflict heightened investor anxiety and triggered sharp movements across various asset classes.

crude oil WTI for April they jumped about 19,1%

Bitcoin's fall on Monday is linked to increased geopolitical tensions and a sharp rise in oil prices, which has heightened caution in global markets.

Crude oil futures contracts WTI for April they jumped about 19,1%, reaching US$108,35 per barrelThe value represents almost double the price recorded at the beginning of 2026 and marks the highest level in approximately four years.

When oil prices rise rapidly, investors tend to reduce their exposure to more volatile assets, such as stocks and cryptocurrencies. This is because the increase in energy costs heightens concerns about inflation and economic growth.

The movement also put pressure on traditional markets. US index futures fell by about [percentage missing]. 2%while the contracts of Nikkei 225 approximately the amount of money falling from Japan was 3,1% before the opening of Asian stock markets.

The surge in oil prices also put pressure on stock markets. Futures for major US indices fell by nearly 2%, while contracts for the Japanese Nikkei 225 index registered a drop of about 3,1% before the opening of Asian stock exchanges.

In the cryptocurrency sector, the risk aversion movement was reflected in several digital assets. Besides Bitcoin, Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) registered declines of around 1,4%, mirroring the correction observed in other markets.

Meanwhile, commodities such as gold, silver, and copper were trading with slight declines, suggesting a broader reorganization in the positions of global investors.

Bitcoin Price Analysis

Despite the recent drop, market analysts point out that Bitcoin has once again reached a technically relevant region for long-term investors.

The trader known as Merlijn highlighted Social media reports indicate that the asset has re-entered the so-called "buy zone" of the Rainbow Chart, an indicator widely used to identify historical accumulation areas.

“Bitcoin has just entered the DCA Zone on the Rainbow chart. BTC is back in the DCA Zone. Each previous touch resulted in a strong rally. Every time this happened, panic among retail investors led to selling. The chart has never been wrong.”

The so-called DCA zone is often associated with periods when investors adopt a strategy of periodic purchases, taking advantage of pullbacks to increase exposure to the asset.

BITCOIN JUST ENTERED THE DCA ZONE ON THE RAINBOW CHART.

BTC is back in the DCA Zone.

Each previous touch: massive rally followed.
Each time retail panic sold here.

The chart has never been wrong.

— Merlijn The Trader (@MerlijnTrader)

Another market analyst, Crypto Patel, highlighted that Bitcoin's behavior in the coming sessions may depend directly on the price reaction in the region near US$60.000, considered an important support level in the current cycle.

"Before going to sleep, the most important level in the cryptocurrency market right now: Bitcoin hit $66.500 today. It's one step away from the $60.000 zone, which marked an important turning point in the bear market."

VanEck's CEO told CNBC: "We are in a bear market for Bitcoin. Right now, I believe we are hitting the bottom."
What to watch for: ➤ Bitcoin is still very close to its recent low of $60.000 ➤ $1,35 billion inflow into Bitcoin spot ETFs in 10 days ➤ Intraday high: $67.900 ➜ If the $60.000 level holds: Targets of $80.000 and then $93.000. ➜ Above $98.000 = Bull market confirmed. ➜ If there is a downward breakout: Retest of $50.000 to $40.000. This is the level. Watch closely. I will let you know as soon as there is a breakout.”

With Bitcoin fluctuating between $65 and $67, traders are closely monitoring the asset's behavior around this price range. The $60 level remains one of the key technical points observed in the short term, while global volatility continues to influence market sentiment. 📉