Over the last day, the price of Bitcoin (BTC) has decreased from $66K to $64K. Despite this decline, BTC's fear and greed index remains at 72, showing a level of greed amongst investors. The inability of Bitcoin (BTC) to sustain its position in the $66K-$67K range has resulted in a drop of over 3.7%, with recent news of the US Department of Justice arresting the founders of Samourai Wallet contributing to this price fall.

Following the Bitcoin Halving event on April 19th, the primary cryptocurrency started climbing back towards the $65K range and hit daily peaks reaching $67K within the last three days. At the time of reporting, BTC was trading at $64,062, with a market capitalization of 1.26 trillion and a daily trading volume of $30.9 billion, following CoinMarketCap data.

Regarding Bitcoin's performance in the past 24 hours, the accumulation/distribution (A/D) line is monitoring any potential rise or fall without confirming indications of a reversal. Additionally, the relative strength index (RSI) remains in the neutral zone, slightly away from the oversold region.

Contrary to the current downward trend, recent data from IntoTheBlock indicates that 86% of Bitcoin holders are currently in a profit position. Noteworthy on-chain analyst Ali predicts a liquidation scenario on Binance in case Bitcoin surpasses $66,900, where an estimate of $62 million could be liquidated. Data shows that in the last 24 hours, long and short Bitcoin positions worth $36.1 million and $8.41 million have been liquidated.

The global cryptocurrency market is eagerly anticipating the impact of spot Bitcoin ETFs set to launch on April 30th in Hong Kong on Bitcoin prices. The full repercussions of the fourth halving cycle are yet to unfold, causing concerns about a potential further drop in Bitcoin's price in the near future.