On-chain analyst Willy Woo warned that Bitcoin ($BTC) could rally toward the mid-$80,000 range but cautioned the move will likely prove to be a bull trap. The warning comes as exchange data shows buyer activity gradually recovering after weeks of heavy selling in February. Willy Woo Flags Bitcoin Bull Trap as Buyers Quietly Return to
While state-linked wallet activity continues to be closely monitored in the cryptocurrency market, recent Bitcoin transfers from an address linked to the Bhutanese government have attracted attention. According to information shared by the onchain data platform Onchain Lens, the address transferred a total of 21.52 $BTC to various platforms. According to the shared data, the
Bitcoin has recorded an unbroken streak of daily gains. According to market data, the cryptocurrency has recorded its eighth consecutive green daily candle. An eight-day streak The streak began with a powerful engulfing candle (Day 1) that pushed the price out of the mid-$60,000 range. Days 3 through 6 were characterized by steady green bodies.
President Donald Trump teased the idea of Venezuela becoming the 51st US state, sparking massive speculations. This comes amid Venezuela’s win over Italy in the World Baseball Classic (WBC) semifinal, advancing to face the United States in the final. However, the remark has triggered a pullback in Bitcoin price.
Story Highlights Gold beat Bitcoin over 5 years with 189% returns, but Bitcoin’s 6-year return stands at 1,273%. Bitcoin had gained roughly 8% since the Iran war began on February 28. The Fear and Greed Index hit a record low of 5 in February and has already recovered to 43. Gold returned 189% over the
Financial educator Robert Kiyosaki has renewed his warning of a potential global financial breakdown, arguing that a major market collapse may be closer than many expect. In his view, such a shock would likely trigger sharp gains in alternative assets, particularly gold and Bitcoin, within a relatively short period. Key Points Kiyosaki warns that a
China resumed large-scale military operations near Taiwan on March 15, sending 26 aircraft and 7 naval vessels toward the island in the largest show of force in weeks. The activity follows an unusual two-week lull in Chinese flights near Taiwan’s Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ). Analysts are now reassessing the economic risks of a Taiwan
The war in Iran is entering its 18th day and the conflict has now spilled over to neighbouring countries in the Gulf, affecting civilian and economic infrastructure. Yesterday, an Iranian drone struck Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest aviation hub, igniting a fuel tank and suspending air traffic to and from the region. Other instances
No major AI company has endorsed crypto trading bots. No frontier lab is training models for it. Yet a growing number of traders are using Anthropic’s Claude to build automated Polymarket bots, claiming profits in the millions. Viral threads suggest anyone can do it. But the loudest winners are using strategies any quant fund could