Bitcoin returned to $70,000 yesterday, driven by easing geopolitical tensions and declining oil prices.



Analysts point out that if oil prices stabilize around $100, Bitcoin is poised to challenge the $74,000-$76,000 range, and could even reach $80,000 with institutional buying support. However, if the situation deteriorates, it could fall back to $65,000.

Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows last week, while Ethereum ETFs hit record inflows. Gold experienced its largest weekly decline since 1983.
BTC1.1%
ETH1.35%
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