The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTC), surged above $78,000 on Friday following positive news from the US and Iran. However, due to escalating military tensions between the US and Iran over the weekend, Bitcoin gave back its Friday gains and fell back to the $74,000 level. Despite Iran opening the Strait of Hormuz, the US’s refusal
As bitcoin heads into this year’s flagship Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas next week, traders will be watching for a familiar pattern, a potential “sell-the-news” event that has played out in previous years. The largest cryptocurrency is trading around $75,000, recovering from a local bottom of around $60,000 in early February after collapsing more than
An early Bitcoin investor has made one of the most remarkable gains in crypto history. Back in 2011, the investor bought 10,000 $BTC for just $7,805. Fourteen years later in October 2025, they sold it all for more than $1 billion. In 2011, this guy bought 10,000 Bitcoin for $7,805 when $BTC was at $0.78
Since the US–Iran conflict began, the overall market has been under pressure, and crypto has been hit the hardest. Now, a popular trader, Crypto Jack, is warning investors to sell bitcoin now. Bitcoin is showing signs of weakness after failing to break above $75K. And crypto Jack believes Bitcoin could fall to $48K before recovering
Bitcoin erased its weekend gains as it fell below $74,000 on Sunday after the US military seized an Iranian cargo ship, putting pressure on a ceasefire between the two countries. Bitcoin (BTC) had soared above $78,300 late Friday on Coinbase, its highest price since early February, but dropped to between $75,000 and $76,000 over Saturday
Bitcoin’s recent rebound toward the $75,000–$77,000 range begins to reverse the earlier drawdown, and that shift directly feeds into holder positioning. As the price recovers, coins purchased at lower prices move back into profit, pushing Net Unrealized Profit/Loss (NUPL) up to around 0.29, its highest level since late January. Source: CryptoQuant This rise does not
Bitcoin price started a fresh decline from the $78,400 zone. $BTC is consolidating and might struggle to stay above the $73,500 support. Bitcoin failed to stay above $76,500 and corrected gains. The price is trading below $75,500 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a connecting bearish trend line forming with resistance at
Bitcoin dropped below $74,000 Saturday evening after Iran rejected a second round of in-person peace talks with the United States, triggering a risk-off selloff across crypto markets. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin fell to approximately $73,753 on April 19, 2026, after Iran rejected a second round of U.S. peace talks. Iran’s refusal to negotiate stalled Strait of
Tensions between the US and Iran have risen again following a new maritime incident in the Gulf of Oman. US President Donald Trump announced that the USS Spruance, a US Navy destroyer, intercepted a cargo ship named “Touska,” believed to be linked to Iran, in the Gulf of Oman. Trump stated that US Marines had
Recent on-chain data shows a sharp rise in Bitcoin (BTC) movement to exchanges. On April 14, Binance recorded a major spike in Exchange Inflow Coin Days Destroyed (CDD), reaching about 2.59 million. Analysts link this surge to long-term holders moving older coins. This behavior often appears when investors prepare to take profits after price recovery