Bitcoin briefly reached $67,000 but fell back below $66,000 amid cautious market reaction to the U.S.-Iran peace agreement. While traditional stocks surged, with the S&P 500 up 1.7% and Nasdaq 100 rising 3.1%, Bitcoin showed only a modest 0.3% gain. Alternative cryptocurrencies like Ether, Solana, and XRP outperformed Bitcoin with gains over 2.8%. Investors remain cautious ahead of the June 19 Switzerland ceremony and the upcoming Federal Reserve policy announcement, which are expected to influence market direction. Meanwhile, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw net outflows exceeding $5.4 billion over four weeks, signaling uncertain institutional demand despite some positive signs like increased crypto holdings in cold storage.
Ethereum (ETH) price rose 2.5% to near $1,700 after whale wallets accumulated over 1.11 million ETH in a week, marking the strongest buying pace in 2026. An address linked to Arthur Hayes bought 3,000 ETH ($5.42M) following the US-Iran diplomatic agr...
Bitcoin surged past $67,000 driven by fresh inflows into U.S.-listed crypto ETFs like Solana and XRP, signaling growing institutional demand beyond just Bitcoin and Ethereum. Major miners like MARA are accumulating Bitcoin, reducing near-term supply ...
Large investors have resumed buying Bitcoin, with Strategy adding 1,587 BTC worth about $100 million, raising its total holdings to 846,842 BTC. This renewed demand is reducing available supply, fueling speculation about a potential supply shock. Mea...
Bitcoin briefly rose above $67,000 but retreated as traders remain cautious about the tentative US-Iran peace deal, which has boosted stocks and oil but not crypto. This is the third ceasefire attempt, and previous rallies quickly reversed, so invest...
The Bank of Japan raised its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 1%, the highest level since 1995, signaling potential further hikes if inflation accelerates. Despite the rate increase, bitcoin rose from around $65,600 to $66,000, driven by the B...
