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Trump's pro-crypto executive orders and regulatory appointments have supported the industry, but his daily shocks on tariffs and geopolitical threats are overwhelming those gains.
Bitcoin rebounded to $67,000–$68,000 within hours of detecting a rare bid-side imbalance near $65,000 on Sunday. The setup targets $71,000 where ₱96.91 billion ($1.6 billion) in short liquidations await, contingent on daily chart support at $66,700 holding.
Coins.ph introduced Link & Pay, a tokenized payment feature that eliminates password re-entry after first-time setup. The platform caps automatic transactions at 5 per day with individual limits of ₱1,085 ($18) per transaction and ₱5,423 ($90) daily spending.
A bear flag pattern has formed near ₱4,556,466 ($76,000) resistance, with crypto analyst CrypFlow warning that a close below $70,000 this week could trigger a decline to $65,000. The daily chart shows bearish structure that has not yet been invalidated.
As Bitcoin ETF inflows reach ₱3.35 trillion ($56.1 billion), Giovanni Santostasi's power law model faces pressure from institutional capital flows that dwarf the daily price swings it was designed to predict.