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Bitcoin bottom debate flares, five key variables to shake market this week
Warnings are growing again that the latest decline in the bitcoin market may not be the bottom of the bear market. Some traders see any firm low forming no earlier than the third quarter, and possibly in the fourth quarter, even if bitcoin attempts a short-term rebound. This week’s outlook is shaped by U.S. CPI and PPI data and interest-rate expectations, stock-market volatility, Middle East risks, mixed on-chain signals and extreme fear in investor sentiment.
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Bitcoin long-term holdings rise as market watches U.S. monetary policy
Bitcoin long-term holdings rose to about 15.26 million BTC, the highest since August last year. Over the past 30 days, long-term holder wallets absorbed an additional 316,000 BTC, reversing a decline seen late last year. Holdings could rise further as 800,000 BTC moved from Coinbase last year passes the six-month threshold. Attention is turning to upcoming FOMC minutes, with analysts watching for signals on rates and risk sentiment.
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Bitcoin holds above $81,000 but Middle East risk rattles crypto market
Bitcoin is holding above $81,000, but the broader crypto market is being driven more by Middle East geopolitical risk than by fundamentals. Investor caution rose after Iran rejected a peace plan under the Trump administration and Brent crude briefly topped $104 a barrel. Bitcoin climbed above $82,000 intraday and kept a monthly gain of more than 11 percent, but uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz weighed on sentiment.
