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Bitcoin (BTC) dropped to $63,000 before recovering toward $67,000 after coordinated U.S.-Israeli military strikes on Iran over the weekend triggered a broad sell-off across risk assets, according to a Mar. 2 market update from trading firm Wintermute. What Happened: Conflict Shakes Markets The opera

The cryptocurrency market in Iran reacted within hours of joint U.S.–Israeli airstrikes on February 28, with on-chain data showing a sharp spike in outflows from major domestic exchanges, reinforcing the role of digital assets as a financial escape valve during geopolitical shocks. According to a Ma

Bitcoin (BTC) is nearing a price bottom as the four-year halving cycle enters its down phase, VanEck CEO Jan van Eck said, dismissing more complex explanations for the cryptocurrency's recent sluggish performance. What Happened: VanEck CEO Calls Cycle Bottom Van Eck told CNBC on Monday that his firm

Bitcoin (BTC) surged to $70,125 on Coinbase late Monday before hitting resistance and pulling back to around $68,000 during Tuesday's Asian session, as analysts pointed to geopolitical clarity — not chaos — as the catalyst behind what one called an "insane reversal" across crypto and equity markets.

Digital asset funds drew about $1 billion in net inflows last week, reversing a five-week $4 billion streak of withdrawals and suggesting a shift in investor focus from de-risking to opportunistic accumulation in major tokens. What Happened: Fund Flows Reverse Digital asset investment products recor