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Bitcoin fell on Monday, extending weekend losses after risk appetite was battered by the U.S. and Iran making little headway in ceasefire talks, with Washington now pursuing a naval blockade of Tehran. The world’s largest cryptocurrency fell 0.9% to $71,022.5 by 06:30 GMT, reversing course after news of the ceasefire talks spurred some gains last week. 

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The native token of the largest decentralized crypto derivatives exchange Hyperliquid ($HYPE) has increased by approximately 60% since the beginning of the year. The asset’s market capitalization is approaching $10 billion, driven by a new wave of investor interest.

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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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Zcash stayed on the sidelines for most of 2025, but this week it demanded attention. $ZEC surged 62% over five trading days, briefly reaching $390 before pulling back and consolidating around $371.

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Over the past 24 hours, Solana has gained 1.14% to $83.49. However, the altcoin may decline again as it failed to reclaim the key SMA level, a drop below which has historically led to significant price declines.

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Bitcoin (BitfinexUSD) surged toward the $73,000 level early Saturday, driven by a significant return of institutional appetite and a sharp shift toward “risk-on” sentiment across global markets. The digital asset gained fresh momentum following a temporary ceasefire in the conflict between the U.S. and Iran, which led to a drop in crude oil prices, effectively repricing inflation expectations and opening the door for potential Federal Reserve policy easing.

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The crypto market is approaching Friday’s options expiration in a calm manner. Today, Bitcoin and Ethereum options worth over $2.2 billion expire, but the settlement itself is unlikely to trigger a sharp move on its own.

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On Thursday, $BTC once again held above $72,000 despite weak U.S. economic data and rising inflation.

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The market is attempting to hold above key moving averages, but buyers remain cautious near March resistance levels. Bitcoin ($BTC) is trading within a narrow range between $70,000 and $73,000. However, despite multiple attempts to break the upper boundary, it has yet to sustain a move above $73,000.

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Bitcoin rose on Friday, with crypto markets showing cautious optimism ahead of potential ceasefire talks between the United States and Iran, while anticipation of key inflation data also kept sentiment restrained.

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Bitcoin returned to the $72,000 level after a volatile session influenced by uncertainty surrounding the terms of the ceasefire.

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Traders have noticed that the stochastic Relative Strength Index (RSI) on Bitcoin’s daily timeframe is showing behavior very similar to what preceded the price rebound in early 2023. This observation has attracted market participants’ attention, as the standard RSI is also giving signals that may indicate a potential bottom formation.

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Cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) once again faced outflows after a confident start to the week, which was triggered by a sharp reversal in Bitcoin’s price. $XRP stood out with gains, while Ether and Solana once again came under selling pressure.

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XRP continues to trade within a narrow range following a prolonged decline that began in late 2025. The market is currently showing a clear consolidation phase, with price holding around $1.38 as traders monitor key support and resistance levels.

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The price of Zcash jumped 25% to nearly $335 following the announcement of a ceasefire between the United States, Israel, and Iran. This surge pushed weekly gains for $ZEC to 33%, significantly outperforming Bitcoin and bringing its market capitalization to $5.4 billion, approaching that of its competitor Monero.

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Markets shifted sharply after Iran signaled a temporary de-escalation by announcing a two-week “safe passage” through the Strait of Hormuz.