Bitcoin fell 0.9% to around $64,139 as escalating conflict between Iran and the U.S. and worries over Federal Reserve monetary policy created a risk-off mood. The geopolitical tensions pushed oil prices higher, raising inflation fears that could lead the Fed to tighten rates further. Despite $273 million inflows into U.S. Bitcoin ETFs over two weeks, this barely offsets prior large outflows, keeping institutional interest cautious. Analyst Daan Crypto notes Bitcoin remains stuck in a $60,000 price range, needing a strong push above its weekly 200 EMA to signal a clearer upward trend.
Bitcoin is stabilizing near $77,000-$78,000, with traders watching key support around $76,800-$77,000. The price faces resistance near $79,000, forming a clear range. A break above $79,000 could signal a bullish move, while a drop below $76,223 risks...
Bitcoin spot ETFs attracted over $100 million in new investments, increasing their total assets to $97.22 billion, while Ethereum, XRP, and Solana ETFs experienced daily net outflows. Despite these short-term withdrawals, Ethereum and XRP maintain po...
Bitcoin surged past $77,500 following reports that former President Trump is privately considering declaring the US-Iran war over to reduce conflict risks ahead of midterm elections. This potential de-escalation comes amid recent missile attacks by I...
Bitcoin's price stabilized above the $76,000 support level after dipping from $79,000, with bulls pushing it back inside a key bull pennant pattern. This move suggests a potential breakout to the upside, targeting the $79,000 resistance, supported by...
Bitcoin fell slightly to $77,132 on September 2, retreating from a strong 25% gain in August due to escalating US-Iran military tensions and rising global government bond yields. These geopolitical and economic pressures have dampened investor appeti...
