Bitcoin (BTCUSD) Faces Uncertainty as Core Narrative Weakens Amid Macro Risks
Bitcoin remains fundamentally uncertain as its core value proposition weakens; focus shifts to data-driven investing amid macro risks including the Iran war and inflation.
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Bitcoin remains fundamentally uncertain as its core value proposition weakens; focus shifts to data-driven investing amid macro risks including the Iran war and inflation.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs ended a four-week inflow streak with $296 million in outflows amid moderate trading and macroeconomic uncertainty, keeping BTC range-bound between $65,000 and $72,000.
Bitcoin dropped below $69K amid US-Iran geopolitical tensions, causing over $336 million in liquidations and sharp crypto market sell-offs driven by macro uncertainty and deteriorating sentiment.
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