The crypto market has been dealing with uncertainty over the US-Iran conflict, but the latest Bitcoin news takes an interesting turn. Traditional payments giant Visa is reportedly diving deeper into crypto.
According to the latest Bitcoin news, Visa has reportedly unveiled a new Bitcoin-only card that will even offer cashback incentives. While plans for the card were unveiled last year, the company has so far managed to roll out in the US.
Bitcoin news reveals Visa’s plans for its Bitcoin-only card | source: CryptosRus
Here’s why this is exciting Bitcoin news. The fact that a global card issuer is rolling out Bitcoin-only cards across the world means plenty of people will have access. This may incentivize mainstream Bitcoin investment among retail users across the world.
The Visa card will make it easier for Bitcoin holders to pay without having to go through multiple steps, such as conversion to fiat.
We previously observed that Bitcoin’s short-term sell pressure was dominant after long-term sell pressure had exhausted. This is often the case when the market enters elevated uncertainty, such as in the last few weeks.
However, fresh data shows that Bitcoin short-term holder sell pressure on Binance has now cooled to levels last seen in February. CryptoQuant analyst Amr Taha noted that the realized profit/loss 7-day standard deviation fell to 217 points. The last time it was that low was in February.
Bitcoin news: Short-term holder realized profit/loss pressure to Binance | Source: CryptoQuant
Taha’s analysis revealed that short-term holder inflows into Binance were losing their aggression. This could be because recent optimism of a US-Iran ceasefire triggered bullish expectations.
One of the major consequences of the cooling short-term sell pressure was that BTC price rallied close to $74,000 over the weekend. A clear sign of how the crypto market could react to the end of the ongoing geopolitical conflicts.
Crypto investors have been wondering when the market will recover. A few factors have to align for that to happen. Primarily, the geopolitical situation has to improve first. Short-term and long-term sell pressure also needs to cool down, and finally, significant demand has to make a comeback.
Taha noted that there was a significant uptick in long-term demand over the last few days. This was backed by a decline in Bitcoin whale exchange inflows on Binance to $2.58 billion, retesting levels last seen in June 2025.
Bitcoin news: Binance whale-to-exchange flows cool to 10-month lows | Source: CryptoQuant
Declining whale-to-exchange flows suggest that sell pressure is declining. This observation was noteworthy because whales account for a large share of the supply and demand that move Bitcoin.
The analysis also revealed that long-term holders realized that the cap surged to $52.7 billion on 13 April. This was the first time it pushed past $50 billion in the last 12 months.
These observations may underscore a critical shift in Bitcoin’s supply-and-demand dynamics. It may signal that demand is building, which could raise BTC’s floor price.
In summary, Bitcoin news may look totally different in the next few weeks, more so in favor of the bulls. However, this will largely depend on whether macro conditions will be in favor.
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