BTC ve Jeopolitik Gerginlikler: 66K Dikkatli Takipte | Piyasalar Kamaşırken Anlık Yorumlar

Turkish crypto investors are facing a volatile market again. BTC tested the psychological level of $66,000 amid new tensions in the Middle East. After this movement, investors are torn between views that suggest Bitcoin will maintain its long-term hope and short-term losses.

Unfavorable capital flows observed in the US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded outflows totaling $1.67 billion throughout the week. Total outflows in recent weeks have exceeded $4 billion, which is considered a significant obstacle for BTC. Institutional players, as uncertainty increases, are structurally turning to AI stocks, defense companies, or high-yield Treasury bonds as safer harbors.

Buffett also states that he is in cash and that markets look more like an environment of gambling in the short term. However, it is seen that BTC has tested the $66K region multiple times this year; previous tests have attracted buyers and triggered a rally that pushed BTC above $70K.

The decline in prices due to tensions in Iran is raising critical voices once again, with Peter Schiff arguing that Bitcoin’s fundamental support could break and the price might fall below $50,000 or even below $20,000. Schiff’s predictions come up in each cycle; critics remind that he has been predicting Bitcoin’s collapse for years, but the asset has previously overcome crises.

During this process, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong regards the sales as temporary and maintains a long-term bullish outlook for Bitcoin. Armstrong states that with increasing institutional participation and rising investor demand, BTC could reach millions of dollars in value by 2030.

As safe-haven searches increase, crypto holders are turning to stablecoins to reduce volatility; this creates a new dynamic in the market. Although prices are under short-term uncertainty pressure, signals continue indicating the adoption of BTC and rapid increase in institutional demand. I still believe in the upward trend.