US Dollar Index (DXY) rebounds to the 96 level, up 0.26% intraday

Pepe faces strong selling pressure: Is there a chance for recovery?

Pepe (PEPE) has experienced a 2.66% decline in the past 24 hours and a 14.71% drop over the week, underperforming in the memecoin market. Despite this, a potential Bitcoin rebound could ease selling pressure. However, PEPE's price structure remains bearish, indicating that cautious trading strategies are necessary.

Wintermute: Despite a brief rebound on Monday, the market remains fragile. Caution is advised.

Wintermute stated that Iran's geopolitical conflicts are causing volatility in risk assets, leaving the cryptocurrency market fragile. After a brief rebound, it remains under pressure. Despite ETF inflows, institutional participation is noticeably insufficient, and the bear market trend for altcoins continues. Investors are advised to remain cautious and monitor the developments of the conflict and their impact on energy costs and interest rate expectations.

The community is buzzing about "Iranian war flames crippling Bitcoin hash rate," but analysts dismiss it: accounting for less than 1%, it's hardly noticeable.

Multiple mining experts have pointed out that Iran's hash rate accounts for less than 1%, and even if mining activities are interrupted, it will not affect the security of the Bitcoin network. They refuted the panic rumors circulating in the community, believing that the Bitcoin network is operating stably, and Iran's crypto economy is gradually expanding under sanctions.

Bitcoin Remains Resilient as Iran-US Conflict Fuels Risk-Off Sentiment

Bitcoin has gained over 2%, defying a global risk-off sentiment sparked by the escalation of the US-Iran conflict that has seen most stocks plunge. Analysts say it’s the best time to buy BTC as the US Fed is going to start printing billions of dollars to support the war, as it has in

JPMorgan Highlights Potential Digital Asset Rally Under Clarity Act

JPMorgan sees the Clarity Act as a significant opportunity for digital assets, predicting increased institutional investment and market stabilization if clearer regulations are established, particularly by the end of 2026.