Bitcoin, oil and Iran
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Bitcoin climbed 1% on Tuesday, extending gains from the prior session after President Trump hinted the US-Israel war against Iran could end soon. The token moved above $71,000 as
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Strategy is absorbing five times weekly mining output as less than 1 million bitcoin remain unmined, pushing analyst price targets toward $200,000.
Cryptocurrency prices rose following comments from President Donald Trump about a possible end to hostilities in Iran.
Whales on Hyperliquid are piling into leveraged bitcoin and ether longs as BTC rallies to $71K, fueling bets the cryptocurrency will break above $75,000.
Bitcoin is once again moving closely in step with US stocks, at just about the worst time for crypto diehards.
Improving sentiment following key geopolitical events over the past week is clearly stoking demand for Bitcoin and other risk assets. Market participants appear to be looking through these military actions toward a brighter future ahead.
Glassnode data shows strong demand during bitcoin’s recent correction, with 200,00 BTC purchased over the past two weeks.
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Oil prices surged to $101 per barrel on Sunday, marking a 55% increase in ten days—the largest move in history. The event caused the SPX to reach its lowest level in 10 weeks on Friday. Bitcoin (BTC) saw an initial positive reaction with prices jumping 16% between Feb.