Bitcoin remains resilient at $71,000 after failed peace talks between the U.S. and Iran in Islamabad (BitfinexUSD) trades under pressure this Sunday, falling 1.80% to $71,603.9 at 11:19 Spanish peninsula time after the failure of high-level peace talks between the U.S. and Iran in Islamabad, which ended without resolution, injecting new geopolitical volatility into global markets.
The collapse of the marathon summit lasting 21 hours has raised traditional energy prices, and Bitcoin has maintained a resilient stance, firmly staying above critical technical support levels as investors assess its role as a "digital hedge" against a potential escalation in the Persian Gulf.
Geopolitical stalemate amid digital scarcity The departure of Vice President JD Vance from Pakistan without a nuclear commitment from Tehran has effectively ended hopes for an immediate safe passage agreement for global energy.
Historically, such increases in geopolitical tension have acted as a tailwind for Bitcoin, which operates outside the reach of maritime blockades or sovereign sanctions. Analysts point out that while the April 8 ceasefire remains fragile, the "war premium" is shifting towards decentralized assets.
Whether we make a deal or not makes no difference to me, stated President Trump after the summit ended, signaling a move towards rearming regional allies.
Bitcoin today, April 12, opened at 71,032 USD, dropping after reaching 73,432 USD on the 10th. This is due to the failure of Iran and the United States to reach any agreement, see the news.
The failure of talks between the U.S. and Iran represents a severe blow to hopes of finding a way out of the crisis.
We saw the sun set in Islamabad and then rise again while these marathon talks continued. Ending without an agreement represents a fundamental blow to the budding hopes of finding a way out of this crisis.
These were meetings of enormous significance – the highest-level talks between U.S. and Iranian officials since the formation of the Islamic Republic in 1979 – and it is difficult to underestimate how complex the discussions have been.
Beyond what was said in the room, technical documents were exchanged and reviewed repeatedly. But the two sides were simply too far apart, not only in substance but also in style and temperament. The respective delegations came to these talks with vastly different approaches: U.S. Vice President J. D. Vance seemed to be seeking a relatively quick solution following the implementation of a two-week ceasefire, but Tehran tends to move much more slowly, negotiating for the long term.
U.S. and Iran conclude their first phase of negotiation: bitcoin remains stable The conversations between Washington and Tehran show signs of optimism and there is expectation of a peace agreement, although there are still no definitive results.
BTC registers slight variations and pushes to just over USD 73,000 after the start of talks. The market reacts with low volatility after a week of relief due to the truce. The price of bitcoin (BTC) remains stable around USD 73,000, in a context marked by the start of high-level negotiations between the United States and Iran in Islamabad, Pakistan, this April 11.
In the last 24 hours, the digital currency registers slight variations, rising around 0.5%. A movement that reflects a calm market after recent volatility.
This behavior comes after a bullish week driven by the announcement of a two-week truce between both countries. That shift in the geopolitical scenario favored a change in the positioning of investors, especially in the derivatives market, where more than USD 430 million in short positions were liquidated. As a result, selling pressure decreased and gave way to an environment of lower volatility.
Bitcoin aims for 88000 after signs of recovery After a prolonged phase of hesitation, buyers are regaining initiative, supported by aligned technical indicators and on-chain data. Traders are now setting a clear course to 88,000 dollars for bitcoin, in a context where the market structure recalls phases that preceded larger impulses. Between critical threshold and strategic accumulation, a new dynamic seems to be establishing itself, with a potential lasting shift in sentiment favoring bullish investors.
Bitcoin shows signs of recovery after a period of hesitation, with a gradual return of buyers to the market. Traders identify a bullish target at 88,000 dollars, backed by a technical structure already observed in the past. The level of 76,000 dollars appears as a decisive threshold that could trigger a new bullish impulse. Technical indicators, particularly dynamic supports, reinforce the current strength of the market.
Bitcoin has maintained today, April 11, at 72,654 USD. It is expected that in the coming days it could soar to 80,000 USD due to the decrease in inflation in the United States. ETH is trading at 2,240 USD. The crypto market is about to explode; there could be big gains in the coming months.
Bitcoin rose to USD 73K after a drop in inflation in the U.S. and an imminent meeting with Iran In the last 7 days, the price of bitcoin has increased by more than 8%.
With low inflation, there are higher chances that the FED will cut interest rates. There were fears of higher inflation due to the rise in oil prices.
Bitcoin (BTC) surpassed USD 73,000 this Friday, April 10, 2026, following the release of inflation data in the United States that was below expectations and on the eve of key diplomatic talks between Washington and Tehran scheduled for this Saturday.
The year-on-year consumer price index (CPI) stood at 3.3%, below the 3.4% projected by the market. The core inflation (core CPI), for its part, marked 2.6% year-on-year compared to the 2.7% estimated.
Both data points reinforce the expectation of a less restrictive monetary policy from the Federal Reserve (FED), a scenario that historically favors assets considered "risky," including bitcoin.
The following chart shows how the price of bitcoin has moved in the last 7 days.
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They present a way to shield Bitcoin against quantum threats today, and it does not require a soft fork A researcher from StarkWare published a scheme that protects Bitcoin transactions from quantum threats using only the current protocol rules.
The scheme is based on a hash function puzzle with a probability of 1 in 70 billion. Each protected transaction has an estimated cost of between USD 75 and USD 150 in cloud GPU.
Avihu Levy, a researcher from StarkWare, published this week a technical scheme called QSB (Quantum Safe Bitcoin) that enables Bitcoin transactions resistant to quantum computers without modifying the protocol, without waiting for a network update, and without the need for consensus among network participants.
The scheme was presented on April 9, 2026, along with a public repository that includes the code and the academic paper. It is aimed at users and developers looking to protect their transactions against a potential significant advance in quantum computing, and operates entirely within the existing consensus rules of Bitcoin for legacy scripts.
Bitcoin continues to hold today, April 10, at 72,365 USD. Since yesterday, it is expected that Bitcoin could reach around 150,000 USD to 170,000 USD by the end of the year.
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Adam Back denies that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, in response to the Times investigation Adam Back has systematically stated that he is not Satoshi Nakamoto, his company said in a statement. What is not speculative is Adam's foundational contribution to bitcoin.
British computer scientist Adam Back said on Wednesday that he is not the inventor of Bitcoin known by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, after an investigation by The New York Times presented evidence that he is.
I am not Satoshi, Back said on the social media platform X on Wednesday. He added that he is simply one of the many developers who were so close and yet so far from building something like bitcoin.
The true identity of the creator of the world's first cryptocurrency has been hidden for 17 years. The Times investigation, led by journalist John Carreyrou, showed that Back, in a series of obscure emails, had outlined almost all the features of Bitcoin a decade before Satoshi did. The report demonstrated that during the two and a half years that Satoshi was frequently posting on the internet, Back largely disappeared from the forums where bitcoin was discussed, only to reappear shortly after Satoshi's famous disappearance in 2011. And he found striking similarities between Back's messages and emails and Satoshi.
Meta launches Muse Spark, its new AI model, and stocks soar on Wall Street $META Meta launched a closed AI model developed by the new MSL lab. The bet marks a shift in the company's AI strategy and reinforces Zuckerberg's race to compete with OpenAI and Google.
Bloomberg — Meta Platforms Inc. (META) presented its latest artificial intelligence model this Wednesday, the first since CEO Mark Zuckerberg undertook a multibillion-dollar restructuring of the company's AI division to keep up with its competitors.
The long-awaited model, known as Muse Spark, was created by Meta Superintelligence Labs, the new team of high-level AI researchers led by AI director Alexandr Wang. Muse Spark will power Meta AI's chatbot and, unlike the company's previous open-source strategy, it is a closed model, meaning its design and code will not be made public.
Meta's stocks rose 6% in New York after the announcement.
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto: a new investigation claims to have identified the enigmatic creator of Bitcoin The New York Times contributed a new hypothesis to the debate about the creator of the leading cryptocurrency. Analysis of unpublished emails, testimonies from key figures in the crypto world, and linguistic and technical clues.
FILE PHOTO: Representations of cryptocurrency bitcoin are seen in this illustration taken November 25, 2024. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo The enigma behind the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, has captured global attention since the cryptocurrency's birth in 2009. The American media outlet The New York Times dedicated extensive research to Nakamoto's identity and points to British cryptographer Adam Back as the most likely candidate. The report argues that the technical, historical, and linguistic coincidences between the two reinforce this theory.
The trigger for the investigation was the release of an HBO documentary that sparked debate about Nakamoto's identity. The journalist from The New York Times, John Carreyrou, recounts that after listening to the podcast Hard Fork, he once again delved into the investigation of the case, motivated by access to hundreds of emails between Satoshi Nakamoto and Martti Malmi, a Finnish programmer who collaborated in the early days of Bitcoin. These messages, revealed in the context of a civil trial in London against an Australian impostor, constitute the most important documentary corpus known to date about Satoshi's movements and logic.
In those communications, Carreyrou identified a mix of British and American spelling and idioms. This detail, combined with the inclusion in the first block of Bitcoin of a headline from the British edition of The Times, The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks, led to the deduction that the creator of the cryptocurrency would be based in the United Kingdom. This seemed to me a sign that Satoshi was really British.
The Binance platform implemented a new security guide for its users
The document introduces automated mechanisms to detect suspicious operations, along with educational tools and verification systems, aimed at reducing vulnerabilities in the handling of digital assets.
Binance strengthens protections for its users and presented its Security Guide for Accounts 2026, a comprehensive set of educational and technological measures designed to prevent fraud, impersonation, and asset losses in the cryptocurrency environment. This strategy combines everything from smart alerts to practical configuration recommendations, so that every user, regardless of their experience, can access the ecosystem with greater confidence, as the company reported on its official blog on April 6, 2026.
The new Binance guide not only provides technical information but also introduces recommendations tailored to the risks detected over the past few years in Latin America. One of the distinguishing elements noted in the document is the early warning system, which proactively alerts to any suspicious action before funds can be affected. Additionally, in cases of high risk, the platform has the ability to temporarily suspend withdrawals; a preventive function that helps preserve the integrity of digital assets while additional verifications are carried out.
In the words of Guilherme Nazar, Vice President of Binance for Latin America, security is an essential part of the infrastructure, not an addition. Nazar explained that layers of protection have been built that operate in real-time, and this guide makes them accessible to any user, emphasizing that the crypto ecosystem in Argentina is maturing alongside its users, which he considers a positive balance.