https://m.stacker.news/132703

Bitcoin fell back to $65,000 this week, driven by President Trump's announcement of new 15% global tariffs and renewed Middle East geopolitical tensions, though price has since recovered to near $69K. Bitcoin rebounded to about $68,000 on Sunday, erasing most of its war-driven losses after Iranian state media reported that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in U.S. and Israeli airstrikes. US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs have registered more than $9 billion in combined outflows over the past four months, with Bitcoin ETFs recording $6.39 billion in redemptions. Despite this institutional selling pressure, long-term holder net selling has collapsed — from -243,737 BTC on February 5 to just -31,967 BTC by March 1, an 87% reduction, suggesting capitulation is easing. The oscillator's rise from 12.3% to 14.3% within the Deep Buy Zone, combined with the bearish MA configuration, triggers maximum 8× DCA weight — the strongest accumulation signal in the model's framework.

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