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The cryptocurrency traded at $76,923 on Tuesday morning, down 2.4% over 24 hours after rising to $79,399 on Monday and reversing during the day. Ethereum (ETH) fell 3.7% to $2,290, $XRP ($XRP) dropped 3.2% to $1.39, Solana (SOL) declined 3.9% to $84.10, and $BNB ($BNB) fell 1.8% to $625. The top 10 tokens traded in the red over the past 24 hours, except for TRON (TRX) and Dogecoin (DOGE).

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Bitcoin fell below $77,000 on Tuesday after another failed breakout attempt, as rising oil prices and caution ahead of key central bank meetings reduced risk appetite.

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Bitcoin moved toward $77,000 on Monday after failing to hold early gains, as rising oil prices and ongoing geopolitical tensions weighed on overall risk appetite.

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Bitcoin fell below the $75,000 mark on Monday, retreating from recent gains as investors remained cautious amid escalating tensions between the United States and Iran ahead of a ceasefire deadline.

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Bitcoin price started a fresh decline from the $78,400 zone. $BTC is consolidating and might struggle to stay above the $73,500 support.

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The Zcash price has moved lower even after the network disclosed that critical software fixes had been deployed across major mining operations. $ZEC was trading near $325.95, down about 5.47% over 24 hours, while its market capitalization stood at $5.42 billion. Daily trading volume reached $476.94 million.

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Bitcoin (BitfinexUSD) is trading under pressure this Sunday, falling 1.80% to $71,603.9 as of 07:19 GMT after peace talks between the U.S. and Iran in Islamabad ended without results, adding fresh geopolitical volatility to global markets.

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Bitcoin fell on Thursday, following a broader decline in cryptocurrencies and risk assets after U.S. President Donald Trump signaled an escalation of military action against Iran in the coming weeks.

As geopolitical tensions intensify, putting pressure on the cryptocurrency market, analysts warn that Bitcoin may retest critical support levels.

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At the start of the week, the leading crypto asset — Bitcoin — fell below $65,000, hitting a daily low of $64,785. As a result, more than $100 million in Bitcoin long positions and around $85 million in Ethereum long positions were liquidated.

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Bitcoin dropped below $66,000 on March 27, joining a broader decline in risk assets amid rising concerns over U.S. inflation and an ongoing oil shock caused by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

The price of Bitcoin fell below $66,300 for the first time since early March, driven by geopolitical uncertainty surrounding U.S. policy in the Middle East, as well as the expiration of $14.16 billion worth of options contracts on Deribit.

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Bitcoin fell on Friday, ending a quiet week, as risk aversion due to the war with Iran and expectations of a massive $14 billion options expiry kept traders cautious toward cryptocurrencies.

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Bitcoin declined on Thursday, giving back part of this week’s gains as mixed signals around ceasefire talks in the US-Israel conflict with Iran weighed on risk sentiment.

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Bitcoin fell on Monday, extending weekend losses, as escalating fears over the war between the United States and Israel against Iran triggered a broad outflow from risk assets.

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Bitcoin lost about 8% since the beginning of the week and dropped to $69,505 after the release on March 18 of U.S. producer inflation data, which again exceeded forecasts. The Federal Reserve kept the rate unchanged and at the same time raised its inflation outlook.