Six weeks of war have split the bitcoin market into two camps. The institutional buyers who keep accumulating regardless of conditions, and everyone else, who is leaving. The result is a market that looks stable on the surface, with bitcoin holding a $65,000 to $73,000 range through five weeks of conflict headlines, $600 million liquidation
Arthur Hayes, one of the most followed strategists in the cryptocurrency markets, shared his current predictions about Bitcoin and the global economy in a program he participated in. Hayes argued that geopolitical crises such as the Iran-Israel tension have a limited impact on markets, and that the real disruptive effect will come from the changes
On-chain data shows Bitcoin has been trading inside a major cost-basis cluster recently, and the latest rally hasn’t taken it past the range either. Bitcoin URPD Shows Significant Supply Has Cost Basis Near Current Levels In a new post on X, analyst Ali Martinez has discussed the latest data for the UTXO Realized Price Distribution
The US government has decided to transfer Bitcoin funds to a Coinbase Prime address following the seizure of funds from Glenn Olivio. This move has consequently increased the government’s total holding to around 328,000 $BTC, which is worth more than $22 billion, according to data from Arkham Intelligence. Regarding this report, sources familiar with the
MemoLabs has formally stated that it has entered a new partnership with BAISHI, which is a big move in redefining the ownership, management, and monetization of gaming data. The partnership aims to empower users by providing them with complete control of their own data produced during their in-game activities, and also to create new economic
Bitcoin ($BTC) is once again hovering around a critical zone near $70,000, with price action tightening as bulls and bears fight for control. A strong hold above this region may fuel further upside, but any weakness could quickly open the door to a fresh wave of downside pressure. $BTC Holds Near $70,000 As Market Awaits
Price and Trend: The asset surpassed $73,004 this April 10 following the CPI data, remaining above the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) located at $71,693. Whale Activity: Flows from large holders to Binance fell below $3 billion, reaching their lowest level since June 2025. Institutional Accumulation: Long-term holders (LTH) absorbed $49 billion over the last
Bitcoin $73,000 has proven an impassable ceiling for the third time since the ceasefire, dragging $ETH, $SOL, and $DOGE lower as analysts say the market needs a clean break above $75,000 before any sustained upside is possible. Ethereum, Solana, and Dogecoin are sliding on April 10 as Bitcoin fails again to break above $73,000. The
The pioneer cryptocurrency Bitcoin is up 1.84% during Friday U.S. market hours to currently trade at $73,106. The uptick stems from a broad relief rally, as the absence of fresh geopolitical conflict has preserved the fragile truce between the U.S., Iran, and Israel. However, the on-chain data highlights two major resistance against rising Bitcoin price
Bitcoin moved from $72,000 to $72,400 on April 10 after March core CPI printed below expectations, giving crypto bulls a short-lived reprieve from months of sustained macro pressure. Bitcoin ($BTC) price update: $BTC climbed from roughly $72,000 to $72,400 on April 10 after the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that March core CPI rose just