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Bitcoin keeps $67,000 target; five variables to watch this week

Bitcoin is holding a key support zone in the $63,000 range, keeping hopes alive for a short-term rebound. Traders are watching whether it can push into the $65,000 to $67,000 area and reclaim resistance around $68,500. Some analysts caution that a broader bearish phase may be under way. Rising U.S.-Iran war tensions, a jump in oil prices and rate concerns add pressure, while weak spot demand remains a key constraint despite some ETF inflows.

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Bitcoin holds near $64,000 as Middle East tensions lift spot ETF inflows

Bitcoin is moving sideways in the $63,000 to $64,000 range amid the fallout from U.S. strikes on Iran and Washington-led tensions with China. Risk assets fell across Asia and U.S. stock futures pointed lower, while oil neared $79 a barrel. In Washington, Donald Trump released classified information and claimed China obtained 220 million voter records, which China’s embassy denied. Spot bitcoin ETF flows turned positive, led by BlackRock’s IBIT.

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Wintermute says three conditions for bitcoin rebound met, but trend recovery not yet

Three positive signals supporting the possibility of a short-term rebound in the bitcoin market have emerged, but it is still too early to judge that a full-fledged uptrend has begun, an analysis showed. Wintermute said bitcoin’s ability to hold key support, a shift back to net inflows into U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs, and the market’s absorption of large sales by Strategy point to a short-term bottoming process. It added that sustained inflows and macro stability still need confirmation.