Bitcoin traded near $64,000 after a volatile weekend influenced by US-Iran tensions and ETF outflows. Investors are closely watching upcoming US economic data, including PCE inflation and GDP reports, which could impact Federal Reserve rate decisions and market sentiment. Large-cap altcoins like Ether and Solana remained stable, while the broader crypto market showed cautious stability. The market awaits clearer signals from macroeconomic data and geopolitical developments to determine Bitcoin's next move between support at $62,000 and resistance near $67,000.
Bitcoin hovered near $64,000 but fell 0.4% in 24 hours and 2.2% over the week, despite Asian stocks rising on improved Iran-US diplomatic progress. Washington and Tehran agreed on a 60-day peace framework, easing some geopolitical tensions and impact...
On June 22, Bitcoin stabilized after a sharp drop from $72,000-$74,000 support to the low $60,000s, with buyers stepping in around $61,000-$63,000, suggesting a possible accumulation phase despite technical instability. Shiba Inu attempts a rebound b...
Bitcoin price remained around $64,000 on Monday, showing stability but no strong rally despite positive developments in U.S.-Iran peace talks and rising Asian equities. Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $227 million in outflows over the week, marking the...
Bitcoin surged to $64,652 following successful US-Iran diplomatic talks in Switzerland that led to lifting the Hormuz Strait blockade and allowing Iranian oil exports. A new High-Level Committee was formed with a 60-day timeline for a comprehensive a...
Bitcoin remained around $64,000 at the start of the week, showing little reaction to a rally in Asian equities driven by progress in US-Iran peace talks. While Asian stocks rose and oil prices fell below $80 a barrel, Bitcoin dropped 2.2% over the we...
