Bitcoin prices slip as Asian stocks pull back from record highs, with oil prices dropping after Trump’s announcement of increased Venezuelan oil supply. Markets refocus on economic data and geopolitics.
Bitcoin shows resilience amidst US-Venezuela conflict, with on-chain data revealing steady long-term holders and a quick rebound from a brief dip below $90K.
Bitcoin nears $92,000 as geopolitical tensions in Venezuela create uncertainty in TradFi markets. Analysts predict significant price movements as Bitcoin maintains its 2026 highs amidst volatility.
Bitcoin’s price surge to $91,000 was halted due to geopolitical tensions between the US and Venezuela, leading to a consolidation phase.
Geopolitical tensions impact the OECD global minimum tax plan, affecting trade and investment strategies globally.