Bitcoin has surged to over $123,000, setting a new all-time high and fueling a crypto market rally. Analysts eye $135,000 or even $145,000 as potential short-term targets amid macro uncertainty and institutional interest.

A failed procedural vote in the House halts three bills, delaying regulatory action and causing Bitcoin to trade down at $116,418. The “Crypto Week” failed to progress as planned, sparking uncertainty in the market.

Despite market volatility and rising inflation, Bitcoin holds strong at $119,757.80. Investor optimism remains high, with long positions opening and BTC showing resilience in the face of geopolitical tensions.

Bitcoin briefly surged past $123,000 before falling back slightly. With ongoing market fluctuations and global tensions, BTC remains volatile, trading at $119,858.78.

President threatens severe tariffs on Russia, causing Bitcoin to drop to $119,703.83. As global events impact market sentiment, BTC faces challenges in maintaining its recent gains.

Bitcoin continues to show strength, reaching $122,000 as momentum accelerates. The market underestimates the rally’s intensity, driven by technical breakout and institutional demand.

Crypto Fear & Greed Index switches to “Greed,” spot BTC ETFs see $2 billion inflows. Institutional buy-in confirmed with leveraged long positions building and open interest surging past $43 billion.

Bitcoin’s rally shows no signs of slowing down, surging past $122,000 with strong institutional demand and technical breakout. Market sentiment shifts to “Greed” as spot BTC ETFs see significant inflows.

Bitcoin reeled as ‘crypto week’ failed, causing market uncertainty. With Bitcoin reaching new all-time highs, the crypto market remains volatile and influenced by macroeconomic factors.

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