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 has rallied over 10% in Q3 but faces resistance near $73k, with risks of a pullback to $65k or lower if bulls fail to hold support. Despite bearish technical signals, derivatives data shows traders heavily leaning bullish, creating potential ...
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin trading near $64,941, showing a slight increase of 0.20%. Ethereum remains stable around $1,913.32, while other altcoins like Solana and Shiba Inu see modest gains. Some tokens such as Zcash and Lite...
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes, with Bitcoin holding steady around $65,000 and Ethereum stable near $1,915. Several altcoins like XMR and Q show significant gains, while others like ZEC and BEAT face declines. This mixed performa...
Bitcoin has shown signs of short-term exhaustion after a five-wave advance, rejecting resistance near $65,400. Technical analysis highlights $63,300 as the first major downside level if the price fails to break above $66,291, which would otherwise we...
Bitcoin rose slightly above $65,000, supported by reports that Iran may reach a deal with Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, easing geopolitical risks. This positive sentiment also lifted Nasdaq 100 futures and stabilized the crypto market after a ...
