Bitcoin is regaining bullish momentum after a week of geopolitical-driven volatility, with fresh inflows into spot exchange-traded funds helping support the latest price rebound. Summary Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $155 million in net inflows, signaling renewed institutional demand. Bitcoin has recovered after last week’s volatility triggered by Middle East geopolitical tensions. Analysts say $BTC
Bitcoin stabilizes near a key support zone as traders watch whether sustained buying pressure can drive a broader market recovery. Bitcoin (BTC) trades near $72,004, recording a daily gain of about 3.9% as buyers return to the market. The intraday chart shows a strong upward movement from the $69,000 region, pushing the price toward a
Story Highlights Bitcoin is trading inside the exact resistance zone analysts say determines whether this rally holds or fails. A crypto analyst warns $2.3 billion in long positions could get wiped and builds the case for $40K. With oil spiking and inflation rising, the Fed’s options are limited too. Bitcoin is climbing again, up over
Bitcoin price started a steady increase above $70,000 and $72,000. $BTC is now consolidating and might aim for more gains above $72,800. Bitcoin started a fresh increase after it settled above the $68,800 support. The price is trading above $70,000 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a bullish trend line forming with
Billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya, a venture capitalist and former Facebook executive, recently argued that bitcoin has a “structural failing” that could limit its long term adoption by governments and central banks. Speaking on People by WTF podcast during the World Government Summit, Palihapitiya said that for a digital asset to become widely accepted at the
Story Highlights Iran may be ready to walk away from its nuclear program, according to reports. A ceasefire could unlock the Fed rate cut traders have been waiting for. One analyst says the $100K countdown has already begun. According to widely circulating reports, Sky News Arabia has reported that Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister said the
Bitcoin ($BTC) experienced a sudden and rapid surge after a prolonged period of decline and consolidation. The price rose from around $67,000 to $73,000 in just one day. While this rise has fueled bull trap rhetoric, some analysts predict the rally could continue. At this point, analyst James Van Straten predicts that if Bitcoin remains
Bitcoin price today trades near $72,720, up 0.05% after reclaiming the $72,000 level following a bounce from the $60,000 to $65,000 support zone (orange shaded area). The move places buyers in control as derivatives positioning surges despite spot exchange distribution. Open Interest Surges 5.77% While Spot Outflows Hit $161.94M Bitcoin Derivative Analysis (Source: Coinglass) Open
Bitcoin has managed to stage a notable relief rally in recent days, with its price approaching the $73,000 mark. However, market psychology is refusing to follow the price action. The Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index, which shows whether traders remain fearful or greedy, broader sentiment remains paralyzed at a score of 22. For now, the
As the Bitcoin network prepares to mine its 20 millionth coin this March, legendary cryptographer Nick Szabo is sounding the alarm this month. In his view, popular upgrades such as SegWit and Taproot have transformed a financial protocol that once carried a form of legal immunity, turning node operators into unwilling custodians of illegal content.