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Analysis: Bitcoin futures demand drops to the lowest level since 2024

Bitcoin futures demand drops to the lowest level since 2024, with open interest decreasing by 20%. Despite cautious institutional traders, spot Bitcoin ETF trading volume and on-chain holdings still indicate institutional confidence. Analysts believe the market remains balanced and may rebound in the future.

Tensions in Iran fail to stop capital inflows: Bitcoin ETF attracts $458 million in a single day, BTC nears $68,000

Against the backdrop of tense Middle East tensions, Bitcoin market funds are flowing back significantly. The US spot Bitcoin ETF has attracted approximately $458 million in inflows, with institutional investors continuing to deploy capital, viewing recent volatility as short-term risk. Although the conflict impacts prices, ETF funds and risk hedging provide support for market stability.

Bitcoin's decline has clearly slowed down! The key support holds, but analysts warn: the bear market structure remains unchanged

Recent Bitcoin price performance shows a decrease in selling pressure, but market analysts believe the bear market has not yet ended and may enter a consolidation phase. Although technical indicators show bullish signals, the overall structure remains within a bearish framework, and caution is advised. Macro factors and changes in the futures market have a significant impact, and Bitcoin may face resistance in the short term.

BTC drops below 68,000 USDT

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Bitcoin’s Next Targets: Why $65K and $58K Matter Right Now

$65K marks the previous all-time high and key resistance zone. $58K aligns with the historically reliable 200-week SMA support. Position within the range matters more than timing exact bottoms. Bitcoin is at a defining moment in this cycle. The price of BTC has climbed back to a level ma