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BTC price will find it difficult to establish a new record high if Bitcoin developers don’t take the quantum threats seriously, one analyst says. Go to Source

Bitcoin trapped late buyers at $68,000 with oil still above $100 ahead of a press briefing by US War Secretary Pete Hegseth. Go to Source

Bitcoin continued to surprise some analysts as it held the lower end of its local range despite fresh Iran pressure on macro markets. Go to Source

Bitcoin prepared its first six straight months of losses since its 2018 bear market as Iran war woes kept markets firmly in check. Go to Source

Bitcoin joined a risk-asset rout as oil-supply nerves sparked major US inflation warnings, with $70,000 in place as new BTC price resistance. Go to Source

Bitcoin grabbed downside liquidity as oil-supply pressure sent BTC price action below $66,500 to its lowest levels since March 9. Go to Source

Bitcoin mass adoption by institutional investors has resumed, but global instability and the risk of rising US inflation put a lid on BTC’s breakouts above $70,000. Go to Source

Bitcoin lost its grip on $70,000 amid inflation and recession talk as analysis suggested that BTC price action lacked “outright stress.” Go to Source

US recession fears multiplied this week as BlackRock’s Larry Fink warned of a “global” downturn over oil prices, with Bitcoin still tied to stocks. Go to Source

Bitcoin traders agreed that BTC price action needed to retake $72,000 to open up the odds of further upside as gold and US stocks gained. Go to Source