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Bitcoin's decline has clearly slowed down! The key support holds, but analysts warn: the bear market structure remains unchanged

Recent Bitcoin price performance shows a decrease in selling pressure, but market analysts believe the bear market has not yet ended and may enter a consolidation phase. Although technical indicators show bullish signals, the overall structure remains within a bearish framework, and caution is advised. Macro factors and changes in the futures market have a significant impact, and Bitcoin may face resistance in the short term.

BTC drops below 68,000 USDT

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Bitcoin’s Next Targets: Why $65K and $58K Matter Right Now

$65K marks the previous all-time high and key resistance zone. $58K aligns with the historically reliable 200-week SMA support. Position within the range matters more than timing exact bottoms. Bitcoin is at a defining moment in this cycle. The price of BTC has climbed back to a level ma

Bitcoin Recovers to $70,100 After Iran Conflict as Hyperliquid Commodity Perpetuals See Record Trading Volume

Bitcoin experienced a round-trip price movement over the weekend of March 1-2, 2026, initially dropping to approximately $63,000 following news of U.S. strikes on Iran before recovering to trade near $70,100 on March 2, up 6.7% from weekend lows.

Wall Street Sounds Inflation Alarm Over Iran Situation — What It Means for Cryptocurrency

Due to the Iran situation driving oil prices to soar, market inflation concerns have reignited, leading to a significant rise in U.S. Treasury yields. Yellen and Dimon warn that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates unchanged at high levels, which puts pressure on risk assets and the cryptocurrency market. The key to the future lies in the duration of the Strait of Hormuz situation. If the conflict is brief, the impact will be limited; but if it persists, it could lead to long-term high inflation and Fed tightening policies.