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Bitcoin price fell near $66,000 on Friday, hitting its lowest level in more than two weeks as a wave of long liquidations hit the market.

Bitcoin price edged higher Wednesday as markets responded to reports that Iran may be seeking a full end to its conflict with Israel rather than a temporary ceasefire.

Bitcoin price held near $70,000 as shifting Iran conflict risks and macro pressure weighed on markets, while derivatives and on-chain data signaled consolidation, not capitulation.

The bitcoin price just surged above $75,000.

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The Bitcoin price has continued its multi-week correction, dipping below critical psychological and technical levels as traders weigh economic pressures.

U.S. manufacturing surprised to the upside last month, signaling economic growth as bitcoin struggles to stabilize after a sharp sell-off.

Bitcoin has dropped into historically “fire sale” levels on the Bitcoin Rainbow Chart, signaling deep undervaluation.

The bitcoin price rallied sharply from intra-day lows of $87,100 into the close on Tuesday, surging above $89,400.