Bitcoin's price rose nearly 4% to $67,360 after Peter Schiff urged holders to sell and buy gold, a call that coincided with institutional accumulation. Schiff's post on X came as Bitcoin briefly dipped below $65,000, but the cryptocurrency rebounded as the Chaikin Money Flow indicator signaled increased institutional interest. Despite Schiff's repeated bearish predictions, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $4.2 billion in Q1 2026, indicating strong institutional demand. However, technical analysis shows a head and shoulders pattern that could target a drop to $57,900-$63,300 if Bitcoin fails to surpass $70,000. Key support remains at $65,200.