Bitcoin concluded March with a modest 1.8% gain, marking its first positive month since September 2025 and breaking a five-month losing streak. However, April has begun with fresh volatility, with Bitcoin experiencing a nearly 3% decline on April 2, trading around ,000. Geopolitical uncertainty, particularly concerning US-Iran ceasefire signals, is significantly influencing market sentiment. Despite short-term volatility, institutional interest remains strong, with Bitcoin spot ETFs attracting .32 billion in March and steady inflows of million over the last two sessions. Analysts note that historically, April has been a strong month for BTC. The Fear and Greed Index has declined into fear territory, indicating cautious market sentiment. Regulatory developments continue, with the CLARITY Act expected to have a markup session in the Senate Banking Committee by mid-April.