Monday's opening shows a decent rebound in Bitcoin, quickly recovering from the weekend's decline.

I checked the market, and BTC is now fluctuating around 80K, already rebounding quite a bit from the weekend lows.
This wave of rebound is mainly driven by a warming of risk sentiment; U.S. stocks also closed well today, with the S&P 500 rising about 1%, and the Nasdaq up 1.2%.
During such times, Bitcoin news usually also turns more positive.

The sharp decline over the weekend was indeed frightening, mainly due to concerns over geopolitical tensions, coupled with high oil prices, which led to a very pessimistic market sentiment.
However, this sell-off didn't escalate into a panic chain reaction; investors quickly started repositioning.
Now, oil prices have fallen below $100, significantly easing pressure on the overall market.

This "weekend panic, Monday rebound" pattern has indeed become quite common recently, almost always following the same routine.
Interestingly, despite ongoing geopolitical risks, market participants seem to have gained confidence in the ceasefire's sustainability, so Bitcoin news isn't as pessimistic anymore.
From a technical perspective, if this rebound can hold steady, there could be further room to run.
But we still need to watch out for subsequent geopolitical developments, as such risk events can shift quickly.
Bitcoin news has indeed been quite volatile lately, but the speed of the rebound also shows that market confidence remains.