Bitcoin breaks $70K on ceasefire hopes, but war risks remain. Will BTC rally continue or reverse as oil and inflation pressures return?
Even with the situation looking dire in the Middle East conflict, the Bitcoin bulls have managed to prevent the $BTC price from falling out of its bear flag. Now testing the major $69K horizontal resistance level, is there a chance that there could still be some life left in the bulls?
Mike McGlone, Commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, has suggested that Bitcoin (BTC) could revisit the $10,000 level in 2026.
The Bitcoin (BTC) apparent demand has dropped to its lowest level in 30 days, signaling a capitulation of long-term investors as of April 6.
Saylor says Bitcoin's annualized returns are 36%, compared to gold's 16%.
Schiff's 5-year scorecard puts BTC at 12%, trailing silver at 181%, gold at 163%, the S&P 500 at 59.4%, and Nasdaq at 57.4%.
Bitcoin jumped on reports that Pakistan has put together a framework for a U.S.-Iran ceasefire, but analysts remain cautious.
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Pseudonymous cryptocurrency trader James Wynn, known for their high-risk leveraged bets, has been liquidated shorting Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) once again, on-chain tracking firm Lookonchain reported on Sunday.
As oil surges and macro volatility builds, capital rotation and liquidity injections could reshape Bitcoin's 2026 cycle.
Bitcoin price today surged back to its last week's high price of $69,509 after reports of a possible 45-day ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran. The recovery also pushed major altcoins up. Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin are all up by 3% to 5%.
Bitcoin experienced significantly less volatility than traditional equities this past week. As the S&P 500 tumbled approximately 10% over a two-day period, Bitcoin's decline stayed modest at around 1.5%.