Bitcoin Price Crash to $76k After Iran Conflict
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Bitcoin’s price plunged from about $81,000 to $76,000 after Iran’s conflict‑triggered oil spike, with creators like Jesse Eckel blaming a macro liquidity chain while DataDash argues the dip is a healthy pullback that still leaves a $93,000 rally viable—drawing attention as traders weigh geopolitical risk against bullish targets.
This Chart Shows Why Bitcoin Is Falling (And What Comes Next)
The creator argues that Bitcoin’s slide from $81,000 to $76,000 was driven not by the usual 4‑year cycle but by a macro chain reaction sparked by the Iran‑Hormuz conflict that spiked oil prices, stoked inflation fears, pushed bond yields higher, strengthened the dollar (DXY) and tightened liquidity.
I publicly targeted $93k... Bitcoin crashed... was I wrong?
Da Dash on iTrust Capital reassesses the Bitcoin $93k target after a crash below key support levels (75k monthly average, 73.8k monthly pivot, 38.2% Fibonacci) with fear index at 12, arguing the bullish thesis is not yet invalidated.
🚨 Bitcoin Just CRASHED… But $93K Is Still Coming
Bitcoin's crash from $82,000 to $76,000 is framed by the creator as a healthy pullback shaking out weak hands, maintaining a bullish buy-the-dip outlook with a $93,000 target as long as weekly closes stay above $75,000.
🚨 Bitcoin Fear Is PEAKING… Why I’m Still Bullish
Bitcoin's drop from $82,000 to $76,000 and the Crypto Fear & Greed Index approaching extreme fear are interpreted as a shakeout before a potential rally to $93,000, with a possible pullback to $73,000–$74,000.