BITCOIN CHECK: Momentum Fades Below $77K What Now? ⚠️
Bitcoin just cooled off after yesterday’s push, slipping back under the $77,000 mark and catching a lot of late buyers off guard. 📉 So what changed? The move up ran out of fuel. Instead of continuation, price rotated lower, tapping liquidity and resetting positioning before finding support again. WondersOfCrypto Take: Eyes on $76,500 — this level matters. - Stability above it suggests this is just a reset within an uptrend ✅ - Break below it could open the door for a deeper pullback ⚠️ Trader Behavior: Moments like this usually shake confidence. Quick sellers react to fear, while more strategic players wait patiently for confirmation and better structure. Altcoin Outlook: If Bitcoin stays unstable, expect ripple effects across alts — particularly $FET , $DOCK , and $SOL , where volatility tends to amplify. Big Picture: Short-term weakness doesn’t erase the broader trend — but discipline matters more than ever here. Your move? Sitting tight, scaling in, or waiting lower? #bitcoin
🚨 BREAKING: U.S.–Iran peace negotiations are reportedly falling apart.
New U.S. conditions allegedly included: • Transfer of 400kg enriched uranium • Only one active nuclear facility allowed • No release of frozen assets • No compensation payments
Iran has reportedly rejected the terms.
Markets are now watching this closely as geopolitical tension could trigger a broader risk-off reaction across global assets — including crypto. 📉
Traders should stay alert: volatility, fear-driven selloffs, and sudden liquidity shifts may increase if tensions escalate further.
This is no longer just diplomacy — it’s becoming a market risk narrative. ⚠️
🚀 $DOGS showing serious momentum on the 15m chart!
Price tapped 0.0000572 before a slight pullback to 0.0000549 — still holding strong above key support. 📈 MA(7) crossing above MA(25) while price stays near MA(99) could mean buyers are still in control. 👀
Volume is heating up with 60B+ DOGS traded in 24h 🔥 Memecoin season might not be over yet. 🐶💎
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Pakistan shares revised Iran peace proposal with US amid stalled talks
Pakistan shared a revised Iranian proposal with the US on Sunday aimed at ending the Middle East conflict, a Pakistani source told Reuters. The package reportedly merges Iran's earlier 14-point plan with US demands after Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met Iran's chief negotiator in Tehran. Trump warned Iran on Truth Social that "the clock is ticking," whilst Tehran's military threatened the US would face "surprise scenarios." #iran #Pakistan
Kyiv holds day of mourning after missile strike kills 24
Kyiv declared Friday a day of mourning after a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile destroyed a nine-storey block of flats, killing 24 people including three children. The strike was part of Russia's largest aerial assault since the full-scale invasion, with 1,567 drones and 56 missiles launched over two days, according to Zelenskyy. Zelenskyy said the missile was manufactured in 2026, claiming Russia continues to import components to build weapons despite international sanctions.
Global markets sell off as oil surge revives rate hike fears
South Korea's KOSPI briefly hit a record 8,046.78 on Friday before plunging over 3%, triggering a sell-side sidecar that halted programme trading, according to the Korea Times. Brent crude climbed to around $107 a barrel, pushing US inflation to 3.8% in April and driving the 10-year Treasury yield to a 42-week high near 4.52%. Markets have nearly priced out Fed rate cuts for 2026, with traders increasingly betting on a possible hike as the Iran-linked oil shock persists, according to Business Insider.#oil
Bitcoin ETFs See $635 Million Outflows in Biggest Single-Day Drop Since January
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $635 million in net outflows on May 13, the largest single-day redemption in 105 days, driven by BlackRock's IBIT ($284.7 million), Fidelity ($133.2 million), ARK 21Shares ($77.1 million), and Bitwise ($35.4 million). This reversed a nine-day inflow streak of over $2.7 billion, with Bitcoin's price dipping below $80,000 to around $79,500 amid possible profit-taking after a rally. Despite the pullback, cumulative inflows since January 2024 exceed $58.5 billion, holding about 6.6% of Bitcoin's supply, as analysts view such days as normal volatility #bitcoin
Russia and Ukraine begin 3-day ceasefire brokered by Trump
Russia and Ukraine began a US-brokered three-day ceasefire on Saturday, halting military operations and exchanging 1,000 prisoners per side. Zelenskyy issued a decree excluding Red Square from Ukrainian strike plans during the Victory Day parade, listing its exact coordinates in a pointed gesture. Trump said he hopes the ceasefire can be extended, calling it potentially "the beginning of the end" of the war that began in February 2022. #russia #Russian #TRUMP
CIA finds Iran can endure US blockade for months as ceasefire frays
A CIA report found Iran can withstand the US naval blockade for three to four months, according to the Washington Post. US and Iranian forces exchanged fire on Thursday near the Strait of Hormuz after US jets disabled Iranian tankers; both sides say the ceasefire still holds. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Friday he expected Iran's response to a US peace proposal by the end of the day, but no reply had been confirmed.#US #CIA
From a March 30 low of 6,344, the index climbed over 16% to close near 7,399, driven by tech giants like Nvidia up 16.6%, Alphabet at 25%, Apple 13.6%, and Amazon 21.9%. The Nasdaq-100 topped 29,000 and the Nasdaq Composite set a record too, fueling Wall Street optimism. Yet some traders flagged concerns, noting 5% of S&P stocks at 52-week lows-a rare signal seen before downturns in 1929, 1973, and 1999