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Earlier, bitcoin fell toward $60,000 after Strategy disclosed the sale of more of its holdings of the token.

China's potential lead in post-war reconstruction in Iran could secure long-term access to Iranian oil reserves, impacting global energy markets and affecting related assets.

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The cryptocurrency is likely to break below its lows hit in early February, traders on prediction market Kalshi believe.

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce expressed openness to collaborating with Wall Street on new exchange-traded fund (ETF) products related to cryptocurrencies and tokenization, potentially paving the way for increased institutional participation in the crypto market.

FinBERT analysis of financial text showing neutral sentiment with 94.1% confidence.

Bitcoin's price has dropped to nearly $64,000 due to geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty, causing a flight from risk-on investments.

Bitcoin ETF flows are experiencing outflows due to the recent price crash, but the trend does not indicate investor panic, suggesting a more measured market response.

Bitwise Asset Management's CIO Matt Hougan attributes the recent Bitcoin crash to the 'four-year cycle', a common phenomenon in cryptocurrency markets where prices experience significant fluctuations every four years.

Michael Saylor, CEO of Strategy, downplayed the risk of credit default due to the company's debt, stating that they will continue to refinance their debt and invest in bitcoin despite the cryptocurrency's recent decline.

Bitcoin's price has declined significantly, nearing $60,000, due to investor concerns over its utility, indicating a potential existential crisis for the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin continues its downward trend, breaking below the $73,000 level for the second consecutive day, with prices reaching as low as $72,096.20.