Bitcoin price reclaimed the $76,000 mark on Tuesday as investors await confirmation of a potential peace deal between the U.S. and Iran. According to data from crypto.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $412M on Tuesday as Goldman filed for a Bitcoin-linked ETF, lifting 2026 net flows positive and AUM to $96.5B.
The world's leading stablecoin provider has established a significant position in Antalpha, a specialized Bitcoin mining financier that completed its Nasdaq public offering in May 2025.
U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs extended their streak of net inflows to a fifth consecutive session on April 20, reinforcing signs of persistent 'buy-side demand' even as the market digests recent volatility. According to data compiled by SoSoValue, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF complex recorded $238.37 million in net daily inflows on April 20 (U.S. time).
Bitcoin's price reached $76,056 on Tuesday, April 21, registering a 1.5% increase during the preceding 24-hour period. This upward momentum followed Iran's confirmation that it would dispatch representatives to participate in a second diplomatic session in Pakistan, alleviating geopolitical tensions that had previously driven valuations toward $70,900 earlier this month.
Bitcoin (BTC) has climbed back above the $75,000 mark, trading near $75,980 as improving geopolitical sentiment boosts risk assets. The cryptocurrency gained roughly 1.5% in the past 24 hours and 1.7% over the week, supported by news that Iran will send a delegation to Pakistan for another round of ceasefire negotiations.
Wealthy cryptocurrency investors are increasingly concentrating their portfolios in major assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), even as pockets of the altcoin market flash extreme ‘oversold' readings that some traders interpret as potential bottoming signals. According to a snapshot of high-net-worth investor positioning as of Monday ET, Bitcoin (BTC) was the most widely held asset, appearing in 82% of tracked portfolios.
Bitcoin's rebound from the February 6 low at $60,000 is showing early signs of structural improvement, but the move still looks more like a bear market rally than a confirmed breakout, according to CryptoQuant analyst Maartun. In an April 20 video, the analyst argued that while long-term holders are accumulating and strategic capital is entering the market, persistent selling from short-term holders and whales is still capping upside.
Bitcoin (BTC) climbed above $75,700 on Tuesday, extending its latest upswing as trading activity surged and market share neared the 60% mark—signs that capital is rotating toward the sector's bellwether even as traditional risk assets softened. As of Tuesday 3:42 a.m.
Bitcoin traded at $75,733 on Tuesday morning, up 1.5% over 24 hours, as Iran signaled it will send a team to Pakistan talks and Brent crude slipped ahead of the Wednesday ceasefire deadline.
BlackRock's IBIT absorbed $871 million last week even as Iran tensions dragged bitcoin toward $71,000. Analysts say the record flows show who is buying the dip.
A CryptoQuant analyst has explained how the recent Bitcoin recovery has still looked like a bear market rally based on signals in on-chain metrics. Bitcoin Recovery Has Come Alongside A Rise In The LTH Supply In a new thread on X, CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn has discussed the recent recovery run that Bitcoin has witnessed.