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Bitcoin Holds Strong at $70,000! On-Chain Data Reveals "Collective Selling Wave," Retail Investors Emerge as Biggest Selling Pressure

Under Middle East geopolitical tensions, Bitcoin faced widespread selling pressure, particularly from retail holders. According to Glassnode data, the market is experiencing heavy selling pressure, with the accumulated trend score declining to 0.04, indicating that retail and small-to-medium investors are reducing their positions significantly. Despite this, Bitcoin's resilience against the decline has surprised market observers.

Weekly Report: Gold Breaks Below $4,500! Crude Oil Surges Past $110, But Bitcoin Rallies and Outperforms Gold

Escalating tensions in the Middle East and the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance have impacted global financial markets. Gold plummeted more than 10% this week, marking its worst performance since 1983, while oil prices surged to historic highs. In contrast, Bitcoin rose against the trend, indicating a flow of capital toward crypto assets. The market continues to face uncertainty, and volatility in risk assets may persist.

Bitcoin dips back below $75,000 on the eve of the Federal Reserve decision

Bitcoin recently touched $75,000 but failed to sustain the level, pulling back to $74,000, reflecting cautious sentiment among investors ahead of the upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate decision. Geopolitical risks and elevated energy prices have driven inflation higher, affecting market expectations for rate cuts and pushing the timeline for cuts to year-end. Technical analysis shows Bitcoin remains strong but has not confirmed a decisive breakout above the $75,000 level, with limited upside potential in the near term.

Bitcoin fell nearly 5% this week, with traditional markets like the S&P 500 experiencing synchronized pressure

Affected by the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict, Bitcoin fell nearly 5% this week. The S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and gold all declined in sync, while crude oil rose 7.3%. Over the past three months, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq ETFs saw $64 billion in outflows, reaching historic highs. Bitcoin's net realized profits once accelerated but subsequently fell below $70,000.

Gold Plunges Below 4500! Stocks, Bonds, and Gold All Selling Off—Is Cash Really the Safe Haven King?

Gold has declined to $4,500 since late February 2026 due to geopolitical conflicts, with global capital markets in turmoil, the S&P 500 down 5%. U.S. Treasury yields are rising, safe-haven assets are underperforming, and capital flows into money market funds have reached historic highs, indicating a market preference for "cash is king." Bitcoin is experiencing volatility and has not yet established itself as a safe-haven asset.

Quantum Risk with Bitcoin: Real Threat but Not Yet Comprehensive

The risk from quantum computing to Bitcoin investors is real, but not every wallet is vulnerable — and those with the capacity to address this issue are taking proactive steps, according to Galaxy Digital analyst Will Owens. Owens believes that in theory, quantum computers could potentially break the cryptographic security that underpins Bitcoin.