Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and SOL enter CME’s new crypto index futures

Bitcoin is already being eyed for a move toward $65,000 if a US-Iran deal is sealed, with US President Donald Trump saying such an agreement could be signed within two or three days. Related Reading: A 400 Billion Shiba Inu Surprise: Whale Wallet Springs Back To Life The top crypto asset had also clawed back from recent lows near $59,500 and was trading around $62,350 as traders weighed the odds of a shift in Middle East tensions. Trump Sets A Tight Timeline Trump said on Monday that talks were in their final stretch and that he did not see major obstacles left. He described the deal as a strong one and tied the talks to wider efforts to calm the fighting in the region. The comments came after reports that Trump warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that continuing military action could leave Israel with less US backing. He later wrote on Truth Social that Iran and Israel were both looking for an immediate ceasefire while peace talks kept moving. Deal Hopes Meet Old Doubts T

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CPI print on June 10 tests Bitcoin’s $68k–$80k reclaim zone as ETFs see withdrawals and AI stocks draw capital. Scenarios, key levels, and risk flags.

Retail traders have written off Ethereum as it falls to bear market lows, but there could be a positive outcome.

The founder of Capriole Investments has highlighted how Bitcoin is at the threshold of a zone that has historically provided the best long-term opportunities. Bitcoin Has Returned To Its Production Cost In a new post on X, Capriole Investments founder Charles Edwards has pointed out that Bitcoin is back at its Production Cost. The “Production Cost” here refers to an indicator that estimates the global average USD cost of producing one token of the cryptocurrency per day. Related Reading: Bitcoin Stablecoin Ratio Drops To Extreme Low—What It Means For BTC BTC uses a consensus mechanism called the proof-of-work (PoW) in which validators called miners compete against each other using computing power to gain the chance to add the next block to the chain. Today, the blockchain is so competitive that the average miner requires a ton of machines to have a shot at making revenue. Setting up mining farms can require a significant initial investment, but what determines whether the miner can ear