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Bitcoin surged nearly 5% to $71,500 after U.S. President Trump postponed attacks on Iran, triggering massive short liquidations and pushing BTC toward key liquidity zones between $72,000 and $75,000.
Bitcoin neared $90,000 amid CME futures gap and high liquidation risks, suggesting possible short-term price dips. The market braces for a 'messy' trading week as Bitcoin attempts breakout while gold…
Bitcoin recently fell below $100,000, sparking bearish views, but analysts argue BTC will rally to $145,000 before any pullback, citing historical precedents and potential market manipulation to shak…
Bitcoin trades above $115,000 but a large CME futures gap at $110,000–$111,300 raises risk of a retracement if price falls below $111,000, as gaps historically tend to fill and threaten short-term bu…
Bitcoin bounced to $114,000 at the Wall Street open, up 1.5%, but a new CME futures gap at $110,000 and thin liquidity below $115k raise retracement risks despite upbeat "Uptober" signals.