Bitcoin (BTC) trades slightly lower on Tuesday after encountering resistance near $64,000, a key technical barrier that is capping its recovery. Institutional demand remains subdued, with spot Bitcoin Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) continuing to record net outflows, while Strategy (MSTR) added 1,550 BTC to its reserves on Monday. Meanwhile, market sentiment improved slightly after Iran and Israel halted a military escalation following an exchange of strikes, but it failed to lift BTC’s near-term recovery.
Venice (VVV) is losing momentum, hovering near $16 at press time on Tuesday, after a rally of around 1,500% over the last six months. The easing of buying pressure is supported by declining token staking, burning, revenues, and retail interest, triggering a near-term sell signal.
Cryptocurrency prices trade amid persistent selling pressure on Tuesday. Bitcoin (BTC) hovers near $63,000, Ethereum (ETH) above $1,650, and Ripple (XRP) around $1.14, reflecting a subdued appetite for risk assets even as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East appeared to ease after Israel and Iran agreed to halt strikes.
