US media reports that the US military is preparing for a ground invasion of Iran; Bitcoin's weekend response remains muted

According to market sources, the US has already begun preparations this week for a potential ground invasion of Iran that could last up to two months.

Reports indicate that the Pentagon is considering deploying up to 10,000 additional troops to the region, a move that could deliver a "fatal blow" to Iran.

Additionally, Kobeissi Letter, citing The Washington Post and posting on X, pointed out that such an invasion would involve joint assaults by special operations forces and conventional infantry units.

Currently, internal discussions focus on two key strategic actions. First, whether to seize Khorak Island, which is a pillar of Iran's oil infrastructure; second, whether to conduct raids on other coastal areas near the Strait of Hormuz.

The report also notes that President Trump has recently oscillated between saying "the war is nearing its end" and signaling that the situation "may escalate." These series of actions reflect his indecision in related decision-making.

Historical data shows that during US-Iran military conflicts, Bitcoin prices tend to experience more volatile fluctuations during the weekend, before traditional financial markets open.

However, as of press time, Bitcoin's price has remained around $66,500, fluctuating steadily without significant movement in response to the above news.

Analysts believe that the market is still in a wait-and-see mode, awaiting further clarity on next week's developments before a more definitive price trend emerges.

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