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Bitcoin held above $60,000, but analysts warn the move was driven more by forced short covering than renewed investor demand.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo 5 min read 
The rally has a clear macro path, but oil flows, gasoline prices, inflation data, Fed pricing, and nuclear terms still have to confirm the trade.
Bitcoin is holding support for now, but rising oil is making the next move more fragile.
Bitcoin acts as the only live market as key economic data lands during Easter shutdown while war stress continues.
Bitcoin slipped under a key support zone as macro pressure builds, leaving a deeper move in play if buyers fail to reclaim control.
Bitcoin’s sharp drop tracks geopolitical escalation, with risk assets repricing as traders assess conflict spillover scenarios.
Israel’s weekly war costs equal more than 13 weeks of Bitcoin’s current issuance.
BTC rebounded from a $63,068 weekend low, but the U.S. reopen hinges on oil driven inflation fears and fresh spot ETF demand.
Over $350 million in shorts liquidated as Bitcoin rallies on Iran-Israel ceasefire news.
