Bitcoin Rebounds: Would US Stock Market Bounce Back Too?

Bitcoin bounced sharply after Middle East escalation, marking the third time it has acted as a weekend risk barometer. Each time: a sharp selloff followed by a rebound — but this recovery has been stronger, signaling improving risk appetite. According to Academy Securities strategists, oil’s pullback suggests the geopolitical premium is being partially priced out, with supply and inventories providing a buffer. If crude stabilizes and crypto holds gains, does that confirm a broader risk-on reset for equities — or is this just a temporary relief rally?

avatarjhi
05:32
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avatarVinoth97
03-03 08:20
Wait to rebound and trends hit the expectations 
avatarsalmonjnjy
03-03 08:09
Yesterday, Bitcoin bounced back after a sharp drop over the weekend tied to geopolitical tensions—notably U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on Iran—which initially dragged BTC down toward roughly $63,000. Buyers stepped in quickly, and the price recovered above the $67,000 level, with analysts pointing to ETF inflows, technical relief buying, and short-covering as key drivers of the rebound. The move was part of a broader relief rally after recent volatility, although traders remain cautious as global risk sentiment and macro uncertainty continue to shape price action.
avatarLanceljx
03-02 18:04
At this stage, it looks more like a tactical relief rally than confirmation of a full risk-on reset, though the market is clearly testing that possibility. The key is understanding what Bitcoin and oil are signalling together. --- 1. Why Bitcoin is acting as a weekend “risk barometer” Crypto now trades as a liquidity proxy, not purely a speculative asset. The repeated pattern you observed matters: Shock event → forced de-risking (BTC sells off first) Liquidity reassessment → fast rebound Stronger rebound each cycle → investors willing to re-add risk quickly This suggests positioning is not defensive enough. Markets still expect macro liquidity support (rate cuts, stable growth), so dips are bought rather than feared. A stronger rebound this time indicates risk appetite remains intact benea
avatarLandYeti
03-02 05:45
Trump won't let it crash!!
avatarGuavaxf3006
03-02 01:57
Dividends paid must always come from fresh cash generated from profits. MSTR's dividends comes from fresh cash coming from new share issues. And with Bitcoin prices falling, there is no profit generation to support paying the dividend other than from issuing more shares. How is this not a ponzi? At what point will the authorities take action? 
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avatarxc__
03-01 23:19

Bitcoin's Savage 50% Crash: $55K Bottom Incoming or Stablecoin Surge Steals the Show? 😱💥

Bitcoin's brutal nosedive has investors reeling, plunging nearly 50% from its $126K peak to hover around $66,500 as of March 01, 2026, while gold blasts to a record $5,278 per ounce on safe-haven floods amid geopolitical storms. 😤 The Fear & Greed Index wallows at 14 in the 6th percentile, screaming extreme fear as BTC trades more like a high-beta tech stock than a digital gold haven – ETFs have flipped positioning, with institutions risk-managing it alongside growth plays like Nvidia, shedding its uncorrelated edge in crises. This 20% monthly drop spotlights BTC's lost safe-haven vibe, as macro cycles from Fed pauses to tariff teases crimp volatility 5%, but emerging markets like Brazil's 1M BTC reserve plan pull inflows 8% for hedge plays. Some bears argue $55K's the next pit stop if
Bitcoin's Savage 50% Crash: $55K Bottom Incoming or Stablecoin Surge Steals the Show? 😱💥
Yes because of war. Will catch circles bullish

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Michael Saylor: The Hidden Credit Trap Suppressing Bitcoin’s Price

Michael Saylor's  packs an enormous amount of insight!  He points out a core reason why Bitcoin's price is being suppressed: the traditional financial system still lacks a mature, well-developed Bitcoin lending (borrowing against BTC collateral) market.Large Bitcoin holders who need cash right now basically face two bad options:Sell their Bitcoin outright to raise funds → this directly dumps selling pressure on the market and pushes the price down. $CME Bitcoin - main 2603(BTCmain)$   $Strategy(MSTR)$   Use their Bitcoin as collateral to borrow money instead. At first glance, you'd think the second option is better and shouldn't hurt the price—but it actually does, and h
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This is coolinf period now... 
if Bitcoin fails to hold the $60,000 support oline, this may mean that $55,000 is a very realistic psychological and technical target.
avatarMHh
03-01
I think stablecoins will drift further away from cryptocurrencies as after all these years, cryptocurrencies have yet to broken themselves to be an investable asset beyond speculation, unlike stablecoins. Beyond the use cases, investors want to be able to evaluate and invest in it as an asset class that cryptocurrencies have yet to shown. I won’t chase after circle’s surge as the earnings reflect the last quarter where the hype was still strong. I would prefer to take profit and use the next earnings to re-evaluate the fundamentals of the company to determine if it is worth investing for the longer term. BTC has been unfortunately just a speculative tool after the rise over the past few years with the expectation of supply dwindling. I expect a larger decline as many take profit and move t
If history tells us anything, it is that the coming bottom is just the next (delayed) launch into new highs. Love it or hate it, this cycle has played out on a number of occasions since 2012, when factored in with a true growing scarcity, it's just a matter of time. The volatility of bitcoin reflects investors lack of nerve. Those who haveheld long term view these pull-backs as a blip at worst, an opportunity to exploit the price in best case scenario.

Volatility Returns? Tactical Setups in SPX, QQQ, SMH, GLD Amid Iran Risk

In early 2025, I modeled a potential decline to $4,800 for the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ ; the index eventually bottomed at $4,830 in April. This followed my previous warnings regarding the July 2024 selloff, which ultimately found its floor during the Yen carry-trade liquidation in August. Today, we are witnessing a distinct asymmetric condition in the market. Sectors outside of Technology, Consumer Discretionary, and Financials are rallying, while Tech, Megacaps, and Bitcoin (BTC used as a “risk-on” thermometer), have already reached oversold conditions. This is atypical, as major market tops are usually characterized by synchronized overbought conditions across all sectors. In today’s publication you will read the different signals to watch ahead of
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Crypto Is a way of life. 
avatarPatmos
03-01
Bitcoin is ready to rally 
avatarRagz
03-01
Bitcoin seems to have levelled off and may be rebounding soon.  @_Nibesh @RallyRabbit  @Vidhya1320  @Hedyhow  @ger007  @Tiger_Merch  @Success88  @MuchMoreLee  @Trend_Radar  @webberlucky  

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