have no idea wheres the btc movement for today

BTC-0.35%
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War flares up again, but Bitcoin holds steady? This weekend is not simple! 🔥

Last night, the US military struck targets inside Iran again. Trump directly warned: if breached again, Iran will cease to exist.
On the other side, the IDF is also advancing in southern Lebanon. The geopolitical powder keg is creaking, but miraculously—Bitcoin didn't crash, instead bouncing from 58K back above 60K.

Why? The market has become numb to "fighting while talking." Everyone is betting that the June 30 talks in Switzerland can continue. But this "numbness" is the most dangerous—communication hotlines are open, while warplanes are flying.

Check the current status of various coins 👇

$BTC ‌ 60,163: Just bounced from 58K, BOLL lower rail 59,914 temporarily held. But above 60,794 is resistance, MACD is still negative. CZ said this drop is a triple superposition of geopolitics + AI diversion + four-year cycle. First look at the 58K-62K range oscillation.
$ETH ‌ 1,573: 14-month low, USDT market cap surpasses ETH for the first time—this signal is worth pondering. 1,520 is the lifeline, if broken, the space below opens up.
SOL 70.78: Down nearly 2%, on-chain activity is actually not weak. But SOL is highly correlated with BTC, and if the big pie is unstable, it's hard for SOL to hold its own.
$ZEC ‌ 398.70: Down nearly 6% in 24 hours, one of the worst today. The privacy sector tends to be overlooked by capital during geopolitical turmoil.

The overall market is still in weak recovery, with low liquidity over the weekend, don't rush in. The end-of-quarter liquidation pressure is still there, and the first week of July may be the key node.

Remember: Chaos is a ladder, and also an abyss. It depends on which step you stand on.

💬 Let's discuss in the comments—at this position, are you choosing to wait and see, or are you already on board? 👇
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