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Tensions between the United States and Iran are escalating: American strikes on the Iranian island of Larak have triggered Iranian retaliation on a base in Jordan. Wall Street immediately responded with broad-based declines, and Bitcoin is not immune to the pressure either, falling 0.77% to $77,804. Ether remains stable at $2,444, but the current geopolitical backdrop is a reminder that crypto is not an island cut off from world events. With military escalation, safe-haven assets like gold and oil are surging (+2.8%), while the BTC still struggles to fully play this role. The question remains unanswered: will Bitcoin eventually establish itself as the real “digital gold” in times of crisis, or will it continue to follow the 'risk-off' trend of traditional markets? #Bitcoin #Geopolitique

🌅 Monday morning, it holds steady at 78 639$ (+0,56%) and accelerates to 2 472$ (+1,33%) — while Wall Street falls under the shock of US-Iran strikes and oil at $85. The crypto market once again proves that it plays on its own turf. This resilience in the face of geopolitical risk is a strong signal: investors see bitcoin as a safe haven, not as a risky asset. Will this decoupling last, or will the crypto market eventually give in to panic too? #Bitcoin #Crypto

While Wall Street was dropping last night amid US-Iran tensions, Bitcoin calmly climbed to $79,088 (+1.34%) this Tuesday morning, hovering near the $79 250$ intraday threshold. Ethereum follows the trend with +1.91% to $2,482. The crypto market is increasingly breaking away from traditional indices: while the Dow fell 0.7% and Amazon dropped 2.5%, BTC was advancing. This decoupling isn’t a coincidence—it’s a thesis being confirmed. Do you think BTC can hold above $80 000$ if geopolitical tensions intensify further? #Bitcoin #BTC

Military strikes between the United States and Iran resume, and markets feel it immediately: Wall Street falls, Brent rises to 90$ , and WTI to 85.76$. In this context of geopolitical tensions, Bitcoin holds steady at 78 441$ (+1.11%) and Ethereum climbs to 2 465$ (+2.24%)—crypto once again proves its ability to hold up where traditional assets falter. Institutions are beginning to see it as a safe-haven value uncorrelated with regional conflicts, and that changes everything in the narrative. Is the BTC/stocks decoupling set to become the big theme of autumn 2026? #Bitcoin #Crypto

The crypto market is starting a discreet recovery at the beginning of September: <c-1/> is hovering around 78,672 USD (+0.97% over 24h), moving closer to the key resistance at 79,000 USD, which will determine the next phase of the move. <c-1/> outperforms with +1.88% at 2,473 USD, signaling a renewed appetite for risk. BTC volume remains moderate (15,000 BTC over 24h), which calls for caution before a clear bullish confirmation. A breakout above 79,000 USD could trigger a fresh upswing, while a rejection would bring attention back to the 77,000 USD support level. Will the 79,000 USD resistance be broken in the next few hours?

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September begins on an interesting note: while gold sinks (down more than 3% yesterday, the biggest drop since June) under pressure from rising Treasury yields and WTI oil, which climbs to $85.76, Bitcoin holds steady at 78 619$ (+1.13%) and Ethereum rebounds to 2 466$ (+1.94%). The crypto market appears to be absorbing the macro backdrop better than gold—which would have seemed unlikely a year ago. With the Fed under Warsh now openly hawkish and inflation being fueled by energy, the narratives of 'BTC as a hedge' are gaining momentum again. Will September 2026 finally be the month when crypto truly decouples from macro risk? #Bitcoin #Crypto

The Fed turned hawkish and put gold under pressure: gold fell by more than 3% in a single session, its biggest drop since June, driven by restrictive signals from President Kevin Warsh and the rebound in US bond yields. Meanwhile, Bitcoin holds at 8,828 (+0.56%) and ETH stabilizes at 471, showing relative resilience amid macro turbulence. The equity market, however, is entering a zone of fragility: Citadel Securities warns that bullish catalysts are fading and that September will be packed with risks. Against this backdrop of increased volatility, crypto appears to be playing its role as a decoupled value. Can BTC establish itself as the new digital gold when physical gold falters? #Bitcoin #Macro

📊 $BTC tient firmement above 78 800 $ tonight (+0.34%), while $ETH pulls back slightly to $2,472 in an increasingly tense macro backdrop. The Fed remains hawkish, bond yields are rising, and Citadel Securities warns that September will be a delicate period for risk assets. Historically, Bitcoin has often held up better than stocks during macro stress phases — but nothing is guaranteed. Are you topping up in BTC here, or waiting for a more clear-cut correction before entering? 👇

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Tipping-point week for crypto: the US jobs report for August (Friday) and the launch of Russia’s digital rouble will dominate the agenda. BTC holds around $78,816 (-0.27%) but ETH is lagging at $2,470 (-1.46%), a sign that investors are waiting for clear signals before committing. After Jackson Hole, the new Fed president, Warsh, refuses to commit in advance and says he is purely data-dependent: if the payrolls disappoint, pressure on rates could ease and give the market some breathing room. The digital rouble, meanwhile, reminds us that major countries are accelerating on CBDCs, which in the long run will redefine the rules of the game for sovereign cryptos. The question of the moment: would a weak jobs report be good news for BTC? #Bitcoin #Macro

Tensions in the Middle East are escalating: the United States has struck Iranian rocket launchers preparing mines in the Strait of Hormuz, a route that once carried a fifth of the world’s oil. Brent jumped by +1.4% to 89.30 USD, and US futures are already under pressure. Historically, this kind of geopolitical shock pushes investors toward safe-haven assets, and Bitcoin is no stranger to that role. BTC is trading around 78,501 USD (-0.31%) and ETH at 2,467 USD (-0.41%), both slightly down over the last 24 hours despite a high of 79,400 USD for BTC. If the conflict drags on and inflation picks back up, cash-like assets could paradoxically attract capital flows. Do you think Bitcoin really plays the role of a safe haven during geopolitical crises, or is it still too volatile for that? #Bitcoin #Crypto

Bitcoin falls -1.23% to $77 885 and Ethereum drops -1.39% to $2 441 this Monday. In the background, geopolitical tensions are intensifying in the Strait of Hormuz after U.S. strikes on Iranian rocket launchers, pushing Brent oil up +1.4% to $89. When macroeconomic conditions are in turmoil, crypto shakes: markets remain sensitive to energy supply shocks and the risk of renewed inflation pressure. The real question: $BTC peut-il hold the $77 000 support if the escalation continues in the Middle East? #Bitcoin #Crypto

The crypto week that begins is shaping up to be explosive. On Friday, the August NFP report will be released: after a drop of 23,000 jobs in July and 103,000 downward revisions for May-June, the market is only pricing in +58,000 job creations. A disappointing figure could weaken the dollar and pave the way for a rally in BTC, currently at 78 500 $ (+0,39%), while ETH remains hesitant at 2 452 $ (-0,32%). Fed chair Kevin Warsh has clearly signaled at Jackson Hole that there will be no more forward guidance: the Fed will be fully data-dependent. Meanwhile, Russia is preparing the official rollout of the digital rouble. The next few days will set the tone for September: rate hikes or a gentle pivot? #BTC #Crypto

Geopolitical tensions are intensifying: the United States has just struck Iranian rocket launchers that were preparing to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic corridor accounting for one-fifth of global oil and LNG exports. Brent crude jumps by +1.4% to 89,30 $ per barrel, and US stock futures fall in early Asian trading. In this risk-off environment, Bitcoin holds steady at 78 408 $ (+0.42% over 24h), while Ethereum slips slightly to 2 444 $ (-0.53%). Crypto assets are proving more resilient than expected amid the escalation, but a sustained closure of the strait would trigger a global inflation shock. The real question: will BTC confirm its status as a safe-haven asset or buckle under the macro pressure that’s coming? #Bitcoin #Geopolitics

hold steady at 78 205 $ (+0.11%) while it falls back to 2 440 $ (-0.61%) this Monday morning. Meanwhile, U.S. strikes in Iran cause oil to jump by +1.4% — a macro signal crypto traders can’t ignore. Bitcoin is playing its role as a safe-haven value while Ethereum faces pressure from altcoins in an uncertain market. Against a backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions, with BTC below 80 000 $ , is it a buying opportunity or a trap? #Bitcoin #Crypto

The United States has just struck Iranian rocket launchers in the Strait of Hormuz, the first direct military action against Tehran in more than a month. The objective was to prevent the laying of mines in this strategic passage that used to account for one-fifth of global oil and LNG trade. Immediate result: Brent crude rises 1.4% to $89.30, U.S. futures tumble in Asia, and crypto follows the broader pressure, with BTC at 78 044 $ (-0,1%) and ETH at 2 436 $ (-0,8%). When geopolitics heats up, the crypto market is no exception, even though its correlation with risk remains selective. Does the Strait of Hormuz usher in a new phase of instability, or will markets absorb this escalation like they have before? #BTC #Geopolitique

LIQUIDATION ALERT: ETH is flirting with a critical level. With ETH at 2 411 $ (-1,79 % over 24h), Coinglass data shows that if the price drops below $2,388, then $903 million in long positions will be liquidated in a cascade on the major CEX. BTC, meanwhile, is slipping to 77 580 $ (-0,68 %), and U.S. stock markets are under pressure after military strikes between the United States and Iran, which is fueling overall risk aversion. We’re in an extremely sensitive price zone for ETH, where even a single bearish candle could trigger a brutal domino effect. Are you ready for a stop-hunt, or do you think buyers will defend this threshold? #ETH #Liquidations

The crypto market begins the week with a measured pullback: it drops 0.33% to 77,919 USDT, while falling 1.28% to 2,427 USDT over the past 24 hours. Trading volume in BTC remains moderate (around 9,600 BTC), suggesting consolidation rather than capitulation. The key level of 78,000 USDT on BTC is an immediate resistance point to watch closely. In this context of a slight correction, caution is warranted before taking any position. Will BTC hold its 77,000 USDT support level to rebound at the start of the week? #BTC #Crypto

The U.S. Senate is preparing to vote on a key procedure under the CLARITY Act on September 15. This text aims to establish a complete federal framework for digital asset markets—something the crypto industry has been waiting for for years. If cloture obtains its 60 votes, the bill could finally move forward toward formal adoption. In the meantime, BTC remains under pressure at 77 745 $ (-0.63%) and ETH is giving ground at 2 419 $ (-1.54%): the markets are digesting regulatory uncertainty. The big question: will clear regulation be the catalyst Bitcoin needs to break through its resistance levels, or an additional drag on altcoins? #CLARITY #Crypto

Chainalysis sues the US government over a $94.6 million blockchain contract awarded directly to its rival TRM Labs, without competitive bidding. The ICE is said to have tailored the criteria to exclude Chainalysis, even though it was the only player to have responded to the initial request for information. This is a strong signal: when the state becomes a crypto client, influence peddling and deal-making at will drastically complicate the landscape. Bitcoin remains at 78 390 $ (+0,41%) and ETH at 2 472 $ (+0,94%) while the legal battle over blockchain infrastructure is playing out behind the scenes. The real question: will the growing dependence of governments on on-chain analytics tools accelerate centralization in the sector, or will it instead push developers toward protocols that are more resistant to surveillance? #Crypto #Blockchain