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Bitcoin Wobbles Despite $1B ETF Inflows Amid Rising Oil Prices

_Oil shock and Fed uncertainty pressure Bitcoin, while ETF inflows fail to restore strong institutional demand._ Bitcoin swung sharply after U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran triggered a weekend risk-off move across

Bitwise: A weekend attack accelerates the entire financial world's on-chain migration

The author believes that the transformation of the financial industry towards blockchain is inevitable. Although the crypto market may initially only serve fringe users, recent geopolitical events have accelerated this shift. As decentralized exchanges become the core of the market, traditional financial institutions need to adapt quickly to on-chain finance or risk being eliminated.

Corporates and Exchanges Rush to Stake Ethereum Instead of Selling

In brief Roughly 3.4 million ETH is waiting to enter Ethereum’s validator set, creating one of the longest staking queues since the network transitioned to proof-of-stake. Anecdotal industry feedback suggests major corporates and exchanges are driving much of the demand as they seek yield on

Bitcoin approaches $70,000: ETF inflows of $1.45 billion over five days, short covering drives rebound

Bitcoin price has recently rebounded to around $68,000, mainly driven by institutional capital inflows and short covering. Although trading sentiment remains cautious, market optimism for short-term fluctuations has increased, but high-leverage traders remain cautious, and overall confidence is gradually recovering.

U.S.-Iran Conflict Escalates! U.S. stocks and Taiwan stocks both plummet, Bitcoin rebounds and temporarily stays above 68,000

The conflict between the US and Iran impacts the market, with TSMC's stock price plummeting to 1,895 yuan and the Taiwan Weighted Index falling by 94.9 points. Conversely, Bitcoin defies the trend and rebounds to $68,062, indicating investor risk aversion. Precious metal prices retreat, with gold dropping to a low of $5,119. Rising international oil prices influence inflation expectations, causing the probability of rate cuts to decrease to 2.6%. The US dollar index rises, and the market expects Bitcoin to break through $75,000 before confirming the end of the bull market.

Michael Saylor declares the bear market over and is bullish on Bitcoin reaching $1 million.

MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor announced in an interview with Bloomberg that the Bitcoin bear market will end and predicted a long-term target price of $1 million. He believes that the structural growth in institutional demand has changed market dynamics, leading to increased stability in Bitcoin's price. However, critics cite historical data indicating that Bitcoin still exhibits high volatility and question Saylor's optimistic forecast.