Bitcoin drops below $65,000 during the Asian session as whale activity intensifies and renewed U.S. tariff policies dampen global risk appetite. In-depth analysis of on-chain data and macroeconomic pressures.

Gold climbs above $5,100 per ounce and holds above $5,000 for a fourth straight session. Analysts see strong 2026 prospects, though short-term correction risks remain.

Bitcoin trades near $67,000 after stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data reduced expectations for near-term Fed rate cuts. Investors await CPI data as altcoins edge higher.

Roku shares gained 2.7% after Oppenheimer upgraded the stock to Outperform with a $105 price target. Growth is expected from the Amazon advertising partnership, Winter Olympics momentum, Peacock integration, and political ad spending.

Renk Group shares jumped over 8% after BNP Paribas upgraded the German defence supplier, stating investor concerns over 2026 orders and earnings were overdone. Management’s guidance on revenue, profitability and free cash flow supported the upgraded outlook.

Bitcoin recovered from a 16-month low but remains on track for a sharp weekly decline amid U.S. monetary policy uncertainty and MicroStrategy’s $12.4 billion Q4 loss. Market sentiment across crypto stays fragile.

Teads Holding Co (NASDAQ: TEAD) stock jumped 33.5% as the company expands its connected TV advertising inventory through a global Google TV partnership. The move gives advertisers access to premium Masthead placements on over 500M devices, highlighting Teads’ growth in the rapidly evolving CTV ecosystem.

JPMorgan analysts say Bitcoin’s appeal relative to gold has improved significantly after months of divergence. Despite ETF outflows and market volatility, strategists believe Bitcoin is undervalued and offers stronger long-term risk-adjusted potential.

Oil prices climbed over 1% in Asian trading as escalating US–Iran tensions and a surprise 11.1-million-barrel drop in US crude inventories fueled concerns over potential supply disruptions in the Middle East.

ams OSRAM shares jumped over 10% after agreeing to sell its non-optical analog and mixed-signal sensor business to Infineon Technologies for €570 million. The deal strengthens Infineon’s portfolio and supports ams OSRAM’s strategic focus on Digital Photonics.

The US dollar stabilized on Wednesday after rebounding from a four-year low, while the euro edged higher ahead of key Eurozone inflation data. Markets focus on Fed leadership changes and upcoming economic indicators.

Bitcoin price today dropped to $76,000 after touching a 15-month low near $73,000 as nearly $740 million in long positions were liquidated. The crypto market faces pressure from risk-off sentiment and Fed policy concerns.