Markets are pricing in a June rate hike after a split BoJ vote that saw three policymakers dissent in favor of a hike. 

Bitcoin traded at $76,923 on Tuesday morning, down 2.4% over 24 hours after rejecting $79,400 the previous day, with the entire top 10 closing red as Brent crude extended its rally to a seventh straight day. 

High-volume breakdown confirms sellers in control, with failed support turning into a key pivot as downside targets come into focus. 

Enflux points to oil-driven inflation as the main constraint, while questions around AI demand could reshape miner selling in the months ahead. 

Bitcoin Magazine Billionaire Tim Draper: You Should Be Scared If You Don’t Own Bitcoin Speaking on the Nakamoto Stage, Tim Draper told attendees that bitcoin has entered the financial mainstream and that governments now roll out “the red carpet” for the industry. He said the community is “starting to feel like something is happening” as