Bitcoin (BTC), the world's oldest and most valuable digital currency, couldn't climb above $28,000 recently.
This is because investors are feeling cautious due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, which is becoming more intense.
However, the total value of all cryptocurrencies is currently at $1.07 trillion, and it has gone down by 1.50% in the last 24 hours.
Bitcoin's price is currently maintaining a stable position above $27,500. One of the reasons for this is that certain investors had to sell their Bitcoin holdings due to the rising tensions in the Middle East and the subsequent increase in oil prices.
In the past year, the value of Bitcoin has experienced a significant increase of 66.62%. However, if circumstances take a negative turn, Bitcoin may find support at approximately $27,195.
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has caused some fluctuations in the global cryptocurrency market.
As a result of this tension, some investors have decided to sell off their riskier assets, including cryptocurrencies.
In the past 24 hours, the total value of the crypto market has dropped by 1.5% and currently stands at $1.11 trillion.
The crypto fear and greed index is stable at 50/100. Optimistic experts are investing in Bitcoin funds with a price target of $29,000, but other cryptocurrencies are declining.
The Israel-Hamas conflict is impacting the market more than anticipated, with potential global economic effects. Bitcoin is trading at $27,624.20, and Ethereum at $1,584.73.
Market conditions are expected to remain uncertain due to geopolitical instability.
It is noteworthy that Charles Edwards, a cryptocurrency expert, has shared an interesting observation about Bitcoin's monthly chart.
He discussed a pattern
Read more on cryptonews.com