In brief Over $4.8 billion has exited U.S. Bitcoin ETF products since May, and analysts say a peace deal alone won’t bring institutional capital back. The 25-delta options skew remains at -4% to -5%, showing traders are still paying a premium for downside protection over upside exposure. The Fed’s Wednesday meeting and improving institutional demand

Contrary to retail crypto investors’ hopes for an imminent rally, the latest technical review of Bitcoin from legendary trader Peter Brandt points to the opposite – a continuation of the prolonged consolidation. While the leading cryptocurrency is trying to hold in the $65,200–$66,000 area amid easing tensions in the Middle East, Brandt’s review of the

Bitcoin trades at $65,437 on June 15, its highest level in nearly two weeks, after the US and Iran reached a deal to end hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, pulling the energy-supply premium out of oil and sending risk assets sharply higher across every market. $BTC Daily Chart: Price Bounces Into a Cluster

Veteran trader Peter Brandt predicts a major rally in the S&P 500, with US stock index futures jumping as President Trump confirmed the US-Iran peace deal’s signing date. Bitcoin price also climbed by more than 3% as oil prices crashed. Will $BTC follow the US stock market to rise further?

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has given its approval for BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF to be effective. The SEC’s greenlight has set the stage for an imminent rollout later this week.

The long-awaited peace announcements have arrived in the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran. US President Donald Trump stated that the US and Iran have agreed to open the Strait of Hormuz freely, and indicated Friday as the date for the official signing. Positive developments between the two countries boosted Bitcoin and gold, while

Several analysts are debating whether Bitcoin will revisit the $40,000 area before moving back above $100,000. Analyst Michael van de Poppe said the market consensus points to a bottom below $45,000 around October 2026. His post highlighted that many traders expect a major low near that level. However, responses from traders showed skepticism. Some argued

With Bitcoin rallying above $65,000, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong expressed a massive bullish case for Bitcoin. He argued that investors are focusing too much on the short-term price movements while not acknowledging the importance of $BTC’s long-term contribution to the global economy.

$BTC Acquired: 1,587 $BTC Total Cost: Approximately $100 million Average Price: $63,024 per $BTC Total Holdings: 846,842 $BTC Total Cost Basis: $64.07 billion Average Acquisition Price: $75,656 per $BTC Latest Bitcoin Purchase Details Strategy Inc. (Nasdaq: MSTR), formerly known as MicroStrategy, has announced the acquisition of an additional 1,587 Bitcoin for approximately $100 million at

During every major correction period for Bitcoin, the most important question on investors’ minds remains the same: Has the bottom been reached? Following the sharp sell-offs in the cryptocurrency market in recent months, this debate has once again become central, and leading investment funds and managers in the sector have shared their assessments of the