Executives express cautious optimism as Iran war continues, Bitcoin sends mixed signals

The post CryptoQuant Explain How Surge In Oil Prices Hurted Bitcoin, Historically appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The post CryptoQuant Explain How Surge In Oil Prices Hurted Bitcoin, Historically appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Brent crude oil has jumped more than 10% in the past two days, while Bitcoin has fallen nearly 6%. This happened just when the U.S-Iran shoot missile on each other, raising tensions at the Strait of Hormuz. Now, CryptoQuant warns that if oil prices keep rising, Bitcoin could face more downside pressure. CryptoQuant Explains the … Source: https://coinpedia.org/news/cryptoquant-explain-how-surge-in-oil-prices-hurted-bitcoin-historically/

The post Is Bitcon price rebound a dead cat-bounce? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Although Bitcoin (BTC) price rebounded on July 9 amid an erosion of the TACO (Trump always chickens out) trade’s edge, the risk of a Bitcoin price crash remains palpable within the crypto community. Over the past 30 days, Bitcoin price has been trapped in horizontal consolidation around $62,750 amid a tug-of-war between spot investors and derivatives traders. As such, Bitcoin price remains in a multi-month bear market, with lower lows and lower highs already confirmed year-to-date (YTD). BTC price YTD chart. Source: Finbold The recent BTC price rebound from a crucial support level around $60,000, as Finbold explained, has been fueled by increased demand for its futures market. Notably, BTC’s futures demand has rebounded from around -295,000 BTC to slightly positive territory, per data from CryptoQuant. BTC spot and perp futures demand growth for 30 days. Source: CryptoQuant. With spot demand still

The post 5 Key Reasons Bitcoin’s Price Remains Under Heavy Pressure appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. One of the critical metrics has been in the red for over 50 days now. Although it has rebounded by $5,000 since its July 1 low at under $58,000, bitcoin remains in a highly pressured market structure that has halted each major breakout attempt. There are good reasons for that, of course, as multiple factors have aligned to keep it suppressed. Here are five of them. Macro Landscape The first reemerged yesterday when the US and Iran broke the ceasefire and initiated new attacks against each other in the Middle Eastern region. The actual threat came hours later when, during a NATO meeting, US President Donald Trump said he believes the memorandum of understanding between the two nations is over. A new wave of attacks followed earlier this morning before Trump claimed, once again, that Iran wanted a peace deal ‘badly’ and had resumed contact. However, similar statements have been made

Crypto ETF flows split sharply on Wed., July 8, as bitcoin ETFs returned to outflows with an $84.9 million exit. Ether ETFs remained the clear bright spot, drawing $70.5 million for a fifth straight day of inflows, while HYPE stayed positive and both solana and XRP funds moved lower. Grayscale’s GBTC Leads $84.9 Million Bitcoin […]

The post RWA news: A DEX trader holds $1 million EUR/USD bullish bet for 400 Days appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The term “HODLing,” crypto slang for buying and holding an asset for a long time, has historically been associated almost exclusively with bitcoin BTC$62,946.60 and ether (ETH). One trader has now applied the same long-term approach to perpetual futures tied to the euro-dollar pair (EUR/USD) listed on the decentralized exchange (DEX) Ostium, which is powered by Nasdaq data. A trader has held a long position in EUR/USD worth $1,139,490 for 400 days, Ostrium said on Tuesday. The bullish bet, expecting the euro to strengthen against the U.S. dollar, was opened around early June 2025. EUR/USD traded above 1.14 as of this writing, largely unchanged from where it was in June last year, but it did rise as high as 1.2082 in January this year. Onchain FX trading offered by platforms such as Ostium, Gains Network, Synthetix, GMX, and others remains a very tiny fraction of the gl

Rising shipping costs may lead to inflationary pressures, impacting interest rates and creating challenges for risk assets like cryptocurrencies. The post Shipping costs hit highest level since 2022, and crypto markets should be paying attention appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Bitcoin Price Fragile as Demand Fails to Outpace Issuance appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Bitcoin price is trading at around $63,000, up a modest +0.5% over the past 24 hours, and the chart tells a story that optimists are struggling to reframe. Volume has slipped roughly 8% from the prior session, spot ETF flows are back in the red, and the apparent demand metric, the difference between new issuance and supply inactive for over a year, has remained negative throughout 2026. Analyst Darkfost flagged that apparent demand is at roughly -75,000 BTC, an improvement from the year’s trough of -275,000 BTC but still firmly negative, indicating that long-term holder accumulation is not absorbing miner-created supply. 🔴 Apparent demand has stayed negative for almost the entire year. The dynamic remains unchanged and perfectly illustrates the current weakness in Bitcoin demand. Today the market is seeing a slight improvement, helping BTC consolidate at these levels. 💥 On June

One of the critical metrics has been in the red for over 50 days now.