Bitcoin (BTC) led crypto capital inflows over the past 24 hours, pulling in roughly $217.9 million in net new funds as investors rotated back into major risk assets. The shift comes as several stablecoins posted notable outflows, suggesting a reallocation of on-chain liquidity away from cash-like instruments and toward higher-beta tokens.
Markets were caught off guard Tuesday night when President Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iran via Truth Social, sending bitcoin rocketing past $72,700 and triggering one of the most violent short squeezes in recent crypto history. Traders who had spent weeks positioning for further downside were wiped out in roughly two hours.
Bitcoin surged late Tuesday after a Trump-posted US-Iran ceasefire sparked a short squeeze, wiping out $427M in crypto shorts in 24 hours.
Bitcoin prices have jumped to a three-week high following the latest news of a temporary de-escalation in the Middle East.
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Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a combined net outflow of US$159 million in yesterday's trading session, with Fidelity's FBTC fund leading all issuers at US$47.8457 million in net redemptions.
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Short sellers betting on continued war escalation lost $427 million in 24 hours as bitcoin vaulted past $72,000 on the ceasefire announcement.
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Bitcoin (BTC) options traders are signaling a renewed appetite for upside exposure, as overall open interest jumped and the market's positioning tilted further toward ‘calls'. The shift suggests investors are increasingly expressing medium-term bullish expectations, even as short-dated flow remains more balanced.
Young Iranians were being called to form human chains around their country's power plants Tuesday — a sign of just how seriously Tehran is taking US President Donald Trump's threat to bomb the nation's civilian infrastructure before the day was out.
Bitcoin price started a strong increase above the $70,000 zone. BTC is consolidating gains and might aim for more gains above the $71,500 zone.