Bitcoin (BTC) recovered to approximately $68,000 on Sunday after a sharp decline to $63,000 triggered by news of joint U.S.-Israel military strikes on Iran.The initial market reaction saw the total cryptocurrency market capitalization shed roughly $128 billion in a matter of minutes, leading to over $515 million in liquidations.Market analysts point to “seller exhaustion” among short-term holders and a divergence from gold as key...

Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $66,000 on Thursday afternoon, mirroring a 2% slide in the Nasdaq Composite despite strong AI sector tailwinds. Nvidia (NVDA) shares dropped 5% after its Q4 earnings report, as investors questioned the sustainability of the current AI infrastructure boom. The correlation between mega-cap tech and digital assets remains tight, with Ethereum and Solana enduring similar mid-day liquidations. The cryptocurrency market’s...

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index remains frozen in the “extreme fear” zone, recently hitting historic lows between 5 and 15 throughout February. Wagers on Kalshi give Bitcoin a 65% chance of dropping below $50,000 by the end of 2026, though some downside odds have cooled slightly. On Myriad, a localized “pump” sentiment has emerged, with odds for a move to $84,000 rising 20% despite broader market pessimism. The...