Nick Valdez looks at the Bitcoin charts as well as oil and inflation charts because of the recent breaking news. Iran has shot down a US fighter jet and if you check the odds of troops being deployed, it is not looking pretty heading into the weekend. Watch this to see the levels that Bitcoin will m
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Discover Crypto03 Apr 2026, 22:40 UTC
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The current geopolitical events and their potential impact on oil prices are being closely watched, as they can influence inflation and consequently Bitcoin's price. The analysis suggests that while a geopolitical escalation might lead to a spike in oil prices and potentially drive Bitcoin down, the market is currently in a bearish pattern. Bitcoin is showing bearish divergence on the hourly chart, suggesting a potential downtrend towards the $60,000 to $50,000 range.
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