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Bitcoin trades rangebound at $76,000–$78,000 amid Middle East tensions fueling inflation concerns. Short-term holders are underwater, with weak institutional activity pressuring prices.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee identifies surging oil prices as Ethereum's primary near-term headwind, citing inverse correlation as WTI crude exceeds $106/barrel amid geopolitical tensions. Long-term bullish o…
Bitcoin rallied above $80,000 following CLARITY Act passage but failed to sustain momentum above $82,000 resistance. Rising inflation concerns and Fed leadership transition to hawkish Kevin Warsh wei…
Bitcoin falls near $66,200 amid US-Iran tensions and rising Treasury yields, reflecting growing risk-off sentiment and short-term downside pressure.
Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 amid geopolitical tensions, rising energy prices, inflation concerns, regulatory uncertainty, large-holder selling, and a downward revision of price forecasts by Citi.
Bitcoin holds above $70,000 amid weak US economic data, geopolitical tensions, and strong institutional inflows, though the ongoing correction and high oil prices temper bullish momentum.
Bitcoin gains over 7% this week amid mixed analyst opinions. Key resistance levels and macro factors like geopolitical tensions, inflation, and upcoming data such as Non-Farm Payrolls will shape its …
Bitcoin slid over 2% amid renewed Iran war fears, triggering broad crypto sell-offs and risk-off sentiment, with elevated geopolitical risks pressuring speculative assets like BTC in the near term.