Bitcoin retreats below $80,000, liquidating $300 million in futures bets

BTC fell under $80,000 after U.S. strikes in Iran sent oil briefly above $100, triggering liquidations and a shift toward bearish positioning. Source: CoinDesk

BTC fell under $80,000 after U.S. strikes in Iran sent oil briefly above $100, triggering liquidations and a shift toward bearish positioning. Source: CoinDesk

Bitcoin ETFs snap a five-day $1.7 billion inflow streak with $277.5 million of outflows as Bitcoin falls below $80,000 amid sharp intraday volatility. Source: Cointelegraph

The campaigns target over-the-counter operators and local exchanges as new laws expand oversight to custody and brokerage services. Source: Decrypt

Stablecoin settlement enables weekend/holiday settlement, reducing trapped capital by over 40%. This improves card economics and financial flexibility for issuers. Source: CoinDesk
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Screenshots showed BTC briefly far below global market prices, though it remains unclear whether any trades were executed at those levels or whether the move was a display issue. Source: CoinDesk

As Wall Street chases upside in stocks like never before, the implications for bitcoin appear bullish, though with an important caveat. Source: CoinDesk

Bitcoin no longer holds up as the cypherpunk-grade money it was meant to be, Zcash’s Zooko Wilcox told an engaged audience. Source: CoinDesk

DAO delegates approved releasing exploit-frozen ETH to an Aave-led recovery effort, though Arbitrum’s governance rules delay any transfer for at least eight days Source: CoinDesk

CryptoQuant says traders are cashing out into strength, Enflux ties the move to easing Hormuz tensions, while Glassnode argues bitcoin has reclaimed key levels needed for a broader recovery. Source: CoinDesk