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Bitcoin Dips Amid $177M Crypto ETF Outflows

Bitcoin fluctuates between geopolitical volatility and promising technical thresholds.

  • Bitcoin’s recent price drop to $68,500 coincided with crypto ETF outflows spiking to $177 million last week.
  • Since the U.S.-Iran conflict began on February 28, Bitcoin is up 7%, significantly outperforming Gold and the S&P 500.
  • Analysts point to $80,000 as a crucial level that could trigger a capital rotation into altcoins like Ethereum and XRP.
  • A potential ceasefire announcement from U.S. President Donald Trump sparked a brief price surge to above $71,000.

Bitcoin’s price retreated from its recent peak above $75,000 last week as geopolitical tensions and a significant $177 million outflow from cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds weighed on market sentiment. CoinGecko data shows the leading asset dipped to a low of $68,500, reinforcing its choppy, sideways trading pattern over the past month. However, zooming out reveals Bitcoin has demonstrated notable resilience, outperforming both gold and the S&P 500 by a wide margin since the conflict escalated in late February.

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According to Decrypt, this divergence stems from several rounds of deleveraging Bitcoin has undergone since its October 2025 all-time high. Experts remain cautiously optimistic; OpenPayd trading director Richard Usher told Decrypt, “The risk is clearly a prolonged conflict which could negatively affect sentiment in all risk assets, but my base case remains that neither side wants, or frankly can tolerate, a drawn-out conflict.” Consequently, analysts like Bitget‘s Ignacio Aguirre Franco suggest stabilizing macro conditions could be enough to fuel a Q2 recovery.

Market observers are closely watching a key technical level that could shift the dynamic for the broader crypto market. Bitget chief analyst Ryan Lee indicated a Bitcoin recovery beyond $80,000 could be a “key inflection point” for capital to flow into altcoins. Meanwhile, geopolitical developments continue to drive immediate volatility, as evidenced by Bitcoin’s spike above $71,000 following a potential ceasefire announcement from U.S. President Donald Trump. This news catalyzed bullish sentiment, with users’ odds of Bitcoin reaching $84,000 before $55,000 jumping by 9% on prediction market Myriad.

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