BTC drops below 83,000 USDT

Cash is shifting into bonds as war and inflation jolt the market

The current market is experiencing a chain reaction due to the war in Iran, leading to rising oil prices and increased inflation. Investors are seeking safer assets, with bonds emerging as a prominent choice. Short-term bonds are stable due to expectations of prolonged high interest rates from the Fed, while long-term bonds face volatility due to ongoing macroeconomic risks. This unique situation allows bonds to serve both defensive and profitable roles, attracting capital away from riskier assets like stocks and Bitcoin amidst persistent inflation and geopolitical pressures.

Bitcoin Stalls Near $67K As Analyst Warns Market Could Revisit Recent Lows

Crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe’s latest comment on Bitcoin landed at a moment when the market is already struggling to find direction. In his post, he said the trend remains unchanged, described the session as one of the “most boring” of the week, and argued that if Bitcoin cannot push back

Bitcoin Cash unexpectedly dropped 5% as whales sold 60,000 BCH.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) dropped 5% following a whale's sale of 60,000 BCH, highlighting market sensitivity to large sell-offs. A significant liquidation exacerbated the decline, revealing ongoing pressure from large holders. Without support, BCH may experience continued volatility.

El Salvador's Bitcoin reserves increase to 7,605.37 coins, valued at approximately $506 million.

El Salvador's Bitcoin reserves have increased to 7,605.37 coins, worth approximately $506 million. Analysts point out that losses for short-term Bitcoin holders are widening, with the MVRV indicator in bear market territory. Brother Ma's losses have reached $31.3 million. Walmart's payment platform OnePay has added support for various cryptocurrencies. Gnosis and Zisk have launched an Ethereum economic zone Rollup framework.

Old-generation Bitcoin miners are short on cash: 15–20% of the entire network is losing money

About 15-20% of global Bitcoin miners are under financial pressure due to a sharp drop in hash price from BTC corrections and record network difficulty. Legacy miners face potential losses, risking equipment sales or shutdowns if conditions worsen. Only those with strong balance sheets or cheap electricity may survive long-term.

Irish police recovered 35 million USD in Bitcoin from the lost wallet of a drug dealer.

Irish police recovered approximately $35 million in Bitcoin from the lost wallet of a drug dealer, highlighting the risks of self-storing digital assets. The dealer had carelessly hidden the private key, which was eventually thrown away.