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Bitcoin traded around $71,000 at the Wall Street open on Thursday after US inflation data matched market expectations.
Trading data cited by TradingView showed cooling Bitcoin price volatility after local highs near $73,000 the day prior.
Relief tied to a US-Iran ceasefire and favorable readings from the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, helped set the tone.
Trading commentary from The Kobeissi Letter said the impact of the US-Iran war and an oil-supply squeeze were not yet reflected in PCE, calling the release the final pre-Iran War inflation datapoint.
Despite the PCE outcome, markets remained cautious about the Federal Reserve’s next steps. CME Group’s FedWatch Tool continued to show no expectations of interest-rate cuts in 2026.
Economist Mohamed El-Erian argued that Friday’s March Consumer Price Index (CPI) release is likely to be more consequential, noting that PCE covers February rather than March.
El-Erian also pointed out that CPI can be more sensitive to oil-price swings.
Bitcoin’s price action left traders focused on timing and levels for the next move. A pseudonymous trader, LP, referenced liquidation clusters to outline potential targets.
LP suggested that if the $69,000–$68,000 area holds, price could push higher toward the remaining upside liquidity near $73,000.
Crypto trader Michaël van de Poppe maintained a more bullish outlook, saying that as long as Bitcoin holds the current ranges, a “strong new upwards leg” toward $80,000 remains possible.
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