Analysis: BTC Unaffected by US Involvement in Iran-Israel Conflict, Trading Volume Accelerates After Brief Dip and Reversal Momentum Strengthens
CoinDesk Research analysis indicates that Bitcoin remained largely unaffected by U.S. involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict, with trading volume accelerating and a stronger reversal momentum following a brief dip. Although Bitcoin temporarily fell below $101,000, it quickly rebounded above $102,000, as market participants responded swiftly to the drop. The accelerated trading volume and reinforced reversal momentum ultimately led to a strong recovery. James Lavish, Managing Partner at Bitcoin Opportunity Fund, commented, "If you’re selling Bitcoin out of fear that a global war might break out, then you don’t really understand what you own." In addition, on-chain indicators show a balanced market, with neither excessive profit-taking nor aggressive accumulation. Derivatives data reveals a cautious market sentiment, with ongoing demand for downside protection.
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