Despite a global stock dump, energy crises, and geopolitical wars, Bitcoin closed March and April in green. Here is why the BTC bottom is officially in.
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Bitcoin drops below $77,000 as geopolitical conflict, regulatory setbacks, and surging bond yields spark a sudden cryptocurrency market sell-off.
Bitcoin crossed $77,000 following Donald Trump's announcement of a pending peace deal with Iran, triggering $180 million in crypto short liquidations.
Crypto market crash deepens as Bitcoin falls below $75K, Ethereum nears $2K, and altcoins slide amid liquidations and macro fears.
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President Trump reveals the US is in the final stages of talks with Iran, sparking a major market relief rally as Bitcoin eyes a fast breakout past $80,000.
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Crypto prices face a sharp downturn after a brief Friday pump. Bitcoin hovers at 78k, threatening a deeper crash if macro support breaks.
