By cryptoadmin Weekend talks between US and Iranian delegations on a ceasefire did not go as planned.
The failure of the talks in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, to yield the desired result has once again caused markets to fall. Bitcoin ($BTC), which had risen to $74,000, was rejected once again as the talks ended without a result.
The fact that $BTC has attempted to break through this area three times in the last month clearly indicates that this is a significant resistance level.
Coin Bureau founder Nic Puckrin said the current Bitcoin rally is fragile due to geopolitical and macroeconomic setbacks stemming from the ongoing war in the Middle East.
The analyst, who indicated the earliest possible time for an interest rate cut was the third quarter, said, “Even if the war ends now, its effects will continue throughout 2026. The dominant narrative will definitely be the second quarter. I don’t expect an interest rate cut until the end of the third quarter or the fourth quarter, or even at all.”
The analyst, who identified $71,000 as a critical level in the short term, stated that further increases could occur if this level is maintained. However, the analyst suggests that $74,000 could act as strong resistance for $BTC.
Finally, the analyst believes that higher levels are possible for Bitcoin. He stated that for Bitcoin to rise to $90,000, geopolitical tensions need to ease, oil prices need to fall to the $80 level, and stagflation concerns need to be resolved.
*This is not investment advice.