That combination revived the so-called debasement trade: the idea that mounting fiscal strains and easier financial conditions strengthen the case for scarce assets outside the government monetary system. For Bitcoin bulls, it was fresh macro ammunition arriving just as bearish positioning was stretched.

Crypto bulls enjoyed one of their strongest weeks in years, with bitcoin gaining 23.6% last week. Bitcoin surged from around $62,000 to as high as $79,500 before settling near $77,000. It was bitcoin’s second-best weekly performance since February 2021, surpassed only by its rally after the Silicon Valley Bank crisis in March 2023.

Bitcoin (BTC) holds above $77K after a historic 20% weekly gain. Regulatory optimism, Treasury moves, and geopolitical factors shape the crypto market outlook.

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Bitcoin just ripped 20% higher in under 48 hours, but the force that drove it has almost nothing to do with new believers and everything to do with a brutal mechanism that punishes the wrong side of a trade.

Bitcoin price nears a risk zone as its 4-hour RSI hits a seven-year high. Here's what analysts are saying now.

Bitcoin gains momentum towards USD 80,000, supported by ETF inflows, regulatory optimism and institutional demand, while experts assess whether the recovery can continue

Bitcoin has surged more than 20% in a single week, putting six figures back on the table after months of painful losses. But the forces driving this rally reveal exactly how fragile the path to $100,000 really is.

Bitcoin has surged by roughly 9% to around $76,500. Trump’s threatened “economic D-Day” against Iran could quickly turn bullish momentum into a stress test for

Bitcoin pulled out of its long-running bear market this week, soaring 22% due to regulatory optimism and lower Treasury yields.