Bitcoin has reached a one-month high, briefly surpassing $74,000, the highest level since February 5. It is currently trading around $72,800. The total cryptocurrency market capitalization has rebounded by 5.5%, exceeding $2.53 trillion.

In ongoing conflict developments (Day 5):

Iran:
- Denied reports of secretly sending negotiation messages to the U.S. without a response.
- Warned it would target Israel's Dimona nuclear facility if the U.S. and Israel pursue regime change in Tehran.
- Casualties in Iran: 1,045 dead and hundreds injured.

U.S. and Israel:
- A U.S. submarine sank an Iranian warship off the coast of Sri Lanka while returning from India.
- NATO intercepted and shot down an Iranian missile aimed at Turkish airspace.
- The U.S. Senate rejected a war powers resolution requiring President Trump to withdraw from the conflict in Iran, indicating Republican reluctance to oppose him.
- A CBS News survey shows most Americans support military action in Iran if it concludes within a month.
- Casualties for the U.S.: 6 dead, 18 injured; for Israel: 11 dead, hundreds injured.

Regarding the U.S. economy, the February ADP report indicates a stronger-than-expected increase in private sector jobs last month, although January's figures were significantly revised down.

The market is awaiting the February Non-farm Payroll report, set to be released at 8:30 PM on Friday, for further insights.