The crypto sector generally rebounded, with the DeFi sector rising by 3.53%, while only the NFT and GameFi sectors experienced slight declines.

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Bitcoin ETF ends a run of seven consecutive red days, and renewed pressure returns to the Bitcoin price

After U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows for seven consecutive trading days, they have recently switched to outflows, indicating that fund flows have become more cautious. Bitcoin’s price briefly fell below $70,000, reflecting weakness in market sentiment and liquidity. ETF outflows stem from investors re-evaluating the macro environment; amid expectations for high interest rates and geopolitical risks, investors’ risk appetite has declined. $70,000 has become a short-term line between bulls and bears, and technical indicators show that market confidence still needs to be restored.

Tom Lee: The stock market has already digested 90% of the sell-off pressure; the initial stage of the U.S.-Iran conflict was already at the bottom

Tom Lee said in an interview on CNBC that the stock market has absorbed 90% to 95% of the selling pressure and may be in the process of rebuilding a base. He analyzed historical data and noted that, beginning in the early stages of wars since 1900, stock markets typically bottom out. He predicts that the crypto market may end the winter by the end of April, but there is disagreement in the market about the timing of the bottom, and analysts have differing views. Lee also noted that excessive deleveraging could lead to a V-shaped rebound.

These catalysts could bump bitcoin as Trump hands three-week target to end Iran war

Asian stocks posted their best day in months and S&P 500 futures jumped after the president said he would address the nation Wednesday night with an "important update" on Iran. Oil pared losses as the UAE reportedly prepares to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz by force. Bitcoin traded at $67,950 on

Are Trump’s expectations of an Iran war heating up after three weeks—are the catalysts for Bitcoin’s rise continuing to accumulate?

As expectations grow that a Trump-led Iran war will end within two to three weeks, global risk-asset sentiment has rebounded. Bitcoin is holding at $67,950, Asia-Pacific equities are performing strongly, and overall market risk appetite has recovered. Institutional capital is flowing into the crypto market, which could push Bitcoin toward a clear direction. The market is waiting for Trump’s key speech to confirm the trend.

Sell-off warning lights are flashing red! 47% of circulating Bitcoin has been “trapped,” and long-term holders are also taking losses and cashing out

The cryptocurrency market is facing a cold wind: nearly half of Bitcoin has already fallen below its cost basis, and long-term investors have also begun to realize losses and sell. The Bitcoin Impact Index rose to 57.4, indicating that market pressure is intensifying; historically, similar situations have signaled that large-scale sell-offs are about to come. Short-term holders are down 47%, capital momentum has weakened, and stablecoin outflows have turned into net inflows in reverse.