BTC drops below 66,000 USDT

Data: 300.1 BTC transferred from an anonymous address, then routed through a relay and sent to another anonymous address

ChainCatcher message: According to Arkham data, at 15:56, 300.1 BTC (worth approximately $20,817,900) was transferred from an anonymous address (starting with bc1qfq0u...) to another anonymous address (starting with bc1qtve0...).

Bitcoin Price Trends Amid Iran Conflict: Six Experts Analyze Future Price Potential

Bitcoin's recent price has fluctuated between $65,000 and $70,000. Despite escalating geopolitical conflicts, experts believe that large-scale wars could prompt the Federal Reserve to inject liquidity, boosting the value of risk assets like Bitcoin. The impact of the conflict on energy supply and market confidence may also support Bitcoin prices in the medium term. Overall, market sentiment and profit-taking strategies will continue to influence short-term trends.

If Bitcoin breaks through $71,000, the total liquidation strength of mainstream CEXs' short positions will reach 633 million.

According to Coinglass data, if Bitcoin breaks through $71,000, the liquidation strength of short positions on mainstream exchanges will reach $633 million; if it drops below $67,000, the long position liquidation strength will be $1.103 billion. This shows the extent to which price fluctuations impact market liquidations.

BTC Breaks Through 69,000 USDT

Gate News bot message, Gate Market Display, BTC Breaks 69,000 USDT, current price 69,020.9 USDT.

On-chain BTC and ETH's largest long positions are approaching break-even, with total holdings reaching $183 million.

BTC rebounded from yesterday's low to $68,640, a 3.9% increase; ETH's gain was smaller. The largest long position holder, "ETH Swing Master" address, holds $183 million, while BTC long positions have already turned profitable. ETH longs need to rise about 0.2% to break even.

The US Federal Wallet transferred approximately 0.3346 BTC on-chain, and the original wallet has been emptied.

The U.S. federal government recently conducted small on-chain transfers via Bitcoin wallets, totaling approximately 0.3346 BTC, with no signs of transfers to exchanges or clearing. This reflects the government's ongoing management of digital assets.