Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies declined anew as the US, Israel and Iran traded fresh threats and attacks.

Market momentum returns, and so does the million-dollar Bitcoin conversation.

Markets are showing mixed activity on Friday morning.

Bitcoin diverges from S&P 500 after liquidation shock, with macro tensions driving prolonged market separation trends.

BTC fell 2.2% as $299 million in liquidations hit crypto markets, with long positions accounting for 85% of the damage.

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Three cryptocurrencies look like good candidates to rebound this year.

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.