US inflation rose 3.3% in March while Bitcoin traded back above $72,000, leaving crypto caught between sticky prices, war‑driven oil shocks and recurring liquidation waves. US inflation has risen to
Bitcoin’s largest holders are quietly tightening their grip on supply again, and derivatives markets are starting to price that shift in conviction with a clear upside bias toward $88,000. After
Bitcoin moved from $72,000 to $72,400 on April 10 after March core CPI printed below expectations, giving crypto bulls a short-lived reprieve from months of sustained macro pressure. Bitcoin (BTC)
Bitcoin institutions are betting on both sides of the market at $72,000, buying $80,000 call options while simultaneously purchasing downside protection, as Friday’s CPI data and US-Iran peace talks in
Bitcoin $73,000 has proven an impassable ceiling for the third time since the ceasefire, dragging ETH, SOL, and DOGE lower as analysts say the market needs a clean break above
US CPI rose 3.3% in March as energy prices jumped, while Bitcoin climbed above $72,000 after the inflation data release Friday.
Report says Iran may seek crypto tolls from oil ships in Hormuz, while analysts question whether Bitcoin, stablecoins, or yuan fit.
Bitcoin rose above $73,000, Ethereum reclaimed $2,200, and total crypto market value reached $2.53 trillion on April 11.
US government moved 2.438 BTC to Coinbase Prime from wallets linked by Arkham to an alleged steroid distribution case.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs ended the first quarter of 2026 in negative territory. March did see a return of inflows, but that came only after two straight months of steady