Trump has warned the U.S. campaign in Iran drag on for even longer than five weeks, adding fuel to a huge bitcoin price

Bitcoin (BTC) dropped by 0.6% in the past 24 hours, below $66,000, but experienced a strong jump during the weekend as the U.S. and Israel killed the Supreme Leader of Iran and bombarded most of the country.

Bitcoin is flashing oversold signals on the daily chart as BTC trades near EV2 presale, which is rapidly advancing through its funding stages with a target of $52.7M and a projected 11x return at Token Generation Event.

The bitcoin price has dropped sharply, plunging toward $60,000 per bitcoin and losing almost 5% in a matter of

Grok’s Bitcoin forecast spans a wide range, from $40,000 in a prolonged bear market to $250,000 if institutional adoption accelerates. The base case lands between $75,000 and $150,000, which would mean Bitcoin roughly doubles from current levels or recovers to its October 2025 highs.

Market data show rising open interest and large liquidation clusters around $65,000 and above $70,000, underscoring that the rally may be fragile without stronger spot demand

Bitcoin price prediction remains cautious as BTC trades at $66,730, holding key support while ETF inflows signal steady institutional demand.

Yahoo Finance anchor Josh Lipton tracks Monday's top moving stocks and biggest market stories in this Market Minute. European natural gas prices (TTF=F) are soaring as the Iran conflict tightens gas flows.

Now, as the chief executive of Goldman Sachs reveals a surprise bitcoin flip, influential cofounder of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales, has issued a worrying bitcoin price prediction.