Bitcoin rose above $81,000 for the first time since January, supported by easing geopolitical tensions and four straight days of spot ETF inflows. However, Strategy’s indication it may sell some BTC to fund dividends briefly pressured sentiment.
Bitcoin climbed back above $81,000 for the first time since January, supported by four straight days of spot ETF inflows and stronger volume signals. However, Strategy’s indication it may sell some BTC for dividends briefly rattled sentiment and pressured prices.
Bitcoin cleared $81,000 for the first time since January amid easing Iran tensions and record equities. Michael Saylor's hint that Strategy may sell some BTC to fund dividends briefly pulled price below $81K. Technicals show rising channel intact, with four consecutive days of ETF inflows confirming spot demand.
Bitcoin cleared $81,000 amid easing Iran tensions and ETF inflows, but MicroStrategy's first-ever potential BTC sale caused a brief dip. Technicals show a rising channel with OBV confirming spot demand. Derivatives suggest short squeeze limits downside.
Bitcoin reached $81,414, clearing $81K for the first time since January, driven by ETF inflows. Michael Saylor's hint that Strategy may sell BTC for dividends briefly pulled price below $81K, raising concerns about the accumulation strategy.
Bitcoin climbed back above $81,000 with strong ETF inflows and improving spot demand, but Strategy's indication it may sell some BTC for the first time to fund dividends briefly pressured sentiment and added a new short-term risk factor.
TRON has shown resilience since the February crash, but weak trading volume and a soft OBV signal suggest a clean breakout above $0.32 may be difficult for now. Traders may remain cautious as TRX tests the top of its multi-month range.
TRON has shown resilience since February’s sell-off, but fading volume and a weak OBV signal suggest a breakout above $0.32 may be difficult. Unless TRX secures a daily close above that level, range-bound trading may continue.
