Bitcoin rose above $70K Wednesday as Iran ceasefire news lifted risk sentiment, but ETF inflows and heavy dip-buying show support drove the move.
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Adam Back has reiterated that he is not the popular creator of Bitcoin (BTC), also known as Satoshi Nakamoto, after a recent New York Times report concluded otherwise.
A recent report claims that Blockstream‘s founder Adam Back might actually be Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin (BTC), which is now the world's largest cryptocurrency in terms of market cap and overall adoption.
New research and industry timelines are accelerating efforts to replace cryptography that quantum computers could eventually break.
Bitcoin gained momentum as data showed buyers are starting to dominate volumes on Binance, with a $90,000 BTC price target on their radar.
Bitcoin buy-side activity in the spot and futures markets supports the current rally toward $72,000, while short-term holders eased up on selling, increasing the chances of bulls taking control of BTC's price direction.
Bitcoin tests range resistance as whale orderbook data shows heavy sell pressure above and strong support building near $70.6K.
Iran's reported plan to charge oil tankers a fee in Bitcoin or Chinese yuan to pass through the Strait of Hormuz is drawing global attention, as it mixes geopolitics with cryptocurrency in a way rarely seen before. According to messages sent to ships in the region, tankers may need to pay between about $0.
Cango sold more Bitcoin in March, cut debt, and trimmed BTC backed loans as it pushed deeper into AI infrastructure.
Iran will charge tankers $1 per barrel in bitcoin to cross the Strait of Hormuz during a two‑week US ceasefire, adding a crypto tax to the world's key oil chokepoint.
Bitcoin reclaimed $71,000 as easing U.S.-Iran tensions lifted sentiment, while traders watched leveraged longs and resistance around the $75,000 zone now.