Trump's tariff escalation has pushed Bitcoin toward $66,000 as crypto Fear & Greed nears extreme lows. Analysts debate whether BTC holds support or slides to $60K.

Bitcoin's price has climbed above $68,000, with market odds for Bitcoin reaching $100,000 by June 30 still uncertain. This price movement comes as geopolitical

Bitcoin price rose slightly after a report by Axios said that the US and Iran were considering a 45-day ceasefire that may lead to the end of the war. The report came from Barak Ravid, one of the most connected journalists in the industry.

Arthur Hayes warns bitcoin could dip below $60,000 before surging to $250,000 as Charles Schwab launches crypto trading for its $12 trillion client base.

On the capital side, Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, and its executive chairman, Michael Saylor, now hold approximately 3.6% of the total supply of the coin. That's a staggering concentration. Saylor's decisions about when and how aggressively to buy (or, hypothetically, sell) directly influence the asset's price.

Cathie Wood weighs in on the ongoing Bitcoin winter.

Bitcoin liquidation map shows $6B shorts at risk near $72.5K and $2B longs at $65K, revealing key pressure zones for price movement.

Japan's surging bond yields are draining global liquidity and stalling Bitcoin. XWIN Research explains the hidden macro link.

Bitcoin tumbled in Asia on Thursday after US President Donald Trump indicated there would be harder strikes against Iran in the coming weeks.

Plus500 reports that Bitcoin could reach $150,000 by 2026, $500,000 by 2030, and $1 million by 2033 amid market uncertainties and risks.

Bitcoin's correlation with global central bank easing has turned strongly negative since 2024, suggesting BTC now leads rather than lags monetary policy signals.

Bitcoin risks a deeper slide toward $43K as bearish technical signals collide with Trump-driven war jitters and a spike in oil prices.