Bitcoin’s recent crash amid Israel-Iran military tensions was actually forecasted by bearish technical patterns, with charts showing weakness before geopolitical news accelerated the selloff.
Bitcoin approaches $110,000 resistance while altcoins surge dramatically, with HYPE setting new all-time highs and Uniswap leading gains at 16%.
Tether has minted an additional $1 billion USDT as Bitcoin breaks through $106,000, signaling strong liquidity demand amid bullish momentum. Analysts suggest this could fuel further crypto market growth.
Binance Research reports that cryptocurrency is rapidly integrating with traditional finance through major developments including JPMorgan accepting crypto ETFs as loan collateral and new SEC guidance on staking. Despite short-term political volatility affecting Bitcoin and Ethereum prices, institutional adoption signals strong long-term growth potential.
Kazakhstan’s National Bank has launched a pilot program for cryptocurrency-linked payment cards that convert digital assets to fiat at transaction time. Meanwhile, Bitcoin continues trading sideways below $104,000 despite positive geopolitical developments and Circle’s successful IPO.
India’s Supreme Court has demanded clarity from the government on Bitcoin regulation, highlighting ongoing uncertainty that continues to impact crypto adoption and innovation in the world’s fifth-largest economy.
Trump Media announced a $2.5 billion fundraising plan to invest in bitcoin, following corporate treasury trends while facing regulatory scrutiny from lawmakers. The move will diversify the Truth Social parent company’s revenue streams through cryptocurrency holdings.
Prediction market platform Kalshi now accepts Solana (SOL) deposits, joining Bitcoin and Ethereum as supported cryptocurrencies for trading and withdrawals.
Litecoin’s failed breakout at $100.68 has triggered a bearish reversal, exposing the market to potential downside risks as key support levels come into focus.
Bitcoin has reached a new all-time high above $111,000 driven by institutional demand and ETF inflows, placing every Bitcoin holder in profit while triggering nearly $500 million in trader liquidations.
