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Bitcoin’s rebound above $63,000 is being helped by renewed ETF inflows, but the harder test will now be whether the liquidity beneath the move can absorb shock from rising leverage, funding pressure, or a sudden reversal in fund demand. Data from CryptoSlate shows BTC trading around $61,500 as of press time, down 3.2% over the last 24 hours but up 2.8% over the past week. The price is just about sustaining Bitcoin’s recovery from late-June lows near $58,500, when weak ETF flows, rising exchange supply, and softer liquidity combined to pressure the market. This now-fragile rebound has more support than it did during the June sell-off because ETF inflows have returned, even as rising futures activity makes the recovery more sensitive to market positioning. Related Reading Bitcoin price rebounds to $63K as leverage returns creating short term volatility risk B
A sudden escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions and military exchanges halted bitcoin’s July rally, triggering a 3.5% drop below $62,000. Geopolitical Tensions Halt Bitcoin Uptrend Bitcoin’s July uptrend came to a screeching halt Wednesday, tumbling below $62,000 as escalating Middle East tensions sparked fears that the shaky U.S.-Iran ceasefire had unraveled. Market data shows bitcoin nosedived […]
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As Bitcoin‘s price nears the $65,000 mark, there’s renewed scrutiny on market signals hinting at a possible cycle bottom. Analysts are closely examining short-term investor actions and long-term technical trends to assess the potential for a market rebound. Continue Reading:Bitcoin’s Potential Turnaround: 200-Week Moving Average Offers Hope Source: https://en.bitcoinhaber.net/bitcoins-potential-turnaround-200-week-moving-average-offers-hope
The indefinite postponement of the merger raises concerns about investor confidence and the viability of large-scale Bitcoin treasury strategies.
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Geopolitical tensions heighten market volatility, impacting crypto stability and signaling potential long-term risks for digital asset investments.
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The conflict's escalation risks regional stability, impacting global oil supply and causing significant capital outflows from the crypto market.
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Strike, the bitcoin financial services firm run by CEO Jack Mallers, launched a bitcoin-backed loan product on July 7 that removes price-triggered liquidations for the life of the loan, according to Strike’s own FAQ. The product, called “volatility-proof loans,” strips out the 65% LTV warning, 70%… Strike, the bitcoin financial services firm run by CEO Jack Mallers, launched a bitcoin-backed loan product on July 7 that removes price-triggered liquidations for the life of the loan, according to Strike’s own FAQ. The product, called “volatility-proof loans,” strips out the 65% LTV warning, 70% margin call and 85% automatic partial liquidation that apply to Strike’s standard bitcoin loan. Collateral stays untouched no matter how far bitcoin’s price falls, Strike says, as long as the borrower keeps making payments. Missing an interest or maturity payment still triggers a 10-day grace peri
Strike, the bitcoin financial services firm run by CEO Jack Mallers, launched a bitcoin-backed loan product on July 7 that removes price-triggered liquidations for the life of the loan, according to Strike's own FAQ. The product, called "volatility-proof loans," strips out the 65% LTV warning, 70%…