Bitcoin’s bullish start to the week and the subsequent pullback align with crypto fund flows and escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Last week, crypto fund inflows reached $1.44 billion in the first three days, coinciding with the U.S. attack on Iran, but eventual outflows toward the end of the week put the cumulative
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The cryptocurrency market is entering a pivotal second week of March 2026, characterized by a tug-of-war between technical bearish patterns and optimistic regulatory milestones. While Bitcoin ($BTC) has shown resilience by reclaiming the $67,500 level after a brief weekend dip, the broader market remains cautious. Investors are currently weighing a heavy US macro calendar against
Polymarket now gives a 54% chance that Bitcoin could slide to $45K later in 2026. Bitcoin trades near $67,735 while price stays below the $69,199 Fibonacci mark today. ETF flows turned uneven as Iran-linked risks added fresh uncertainty to Bitcoin. Prediction-market traders are increasingly pricing the possibility of Bitcoin falling toward $45,000 in 2026 as
Two new funding rounds for Corastone and Zcash Open Development Lab show blockchain infrastructure maturing for real‑world scale, private markets, and privacy‑first payments. Summary Corastone raised backing from Fidelity, Hamilton Lane and others to run a private, permissioned blockchain as shared infrastructure for private‑market workflows.​ Zcash Open Development Lab secured over $25m from Paradigm, a16z
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Global conflicts usually shake financial markets. Investors rush toward safe assets like gold or government bonds. Recent market behavior tells a different story. Bitcoin now challenges traditional safe-haven assets. Since the Iran war began, financial markets have reacted sharply. Gold prices fell around 5 percent. Silver dropped nearly 12 percent. U.S. equities also lost ground
Bitcoin BTC$68,774.38 may gain if a potential U.S.-Iran conflict stretches on for months as higher government spending, rising debt and lower interest rates create conditions that have historically supported the cryptocurrency, according to macrostrategist Mark Connors. Wars are expensive, and financing them typically requires governments to issue more debt, said Connors, formerly the head of
NYDIG argued that Bitcoin’s latest move alongside U.S. software stocks does not prove the asset has turned into a software equity proxy. In its March 6 weekly research note, the firm said Bitcoin’s rising 90 day correlations are not limited to software shares. Instead, they also extend to the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, which
Chainlink adoption expanded this week with 11 new integrations across 2 services and 11 chains, including Base and Injective EVM. New integrations included $ADI Chain, Arc, DogeOS Chikyu, GIWA Sepolia, Monad, Perennial, Pharos, Seismic, and Stable. Chainlink recorded 11 new integrations this week across two services and 11 blockchain networks: $ADI Chain, Arc, Base, DogeOS