🔥 After a week of fighting in the Middle East, did BTC suddenly manage to reach 65,000?

The U.S. military carried out airstrikes against Iran for the eighth consecutive night, with shipping through the Strait of Hormuz disrupted, and Brent crude $BZ ‌

Spiked nearly 16% in a week.

So what happened next?

Bitcoin $BTC ‌ is up more than 2% over the past 24 hours, edging toward $65,000. Geopolitical conflict + crude oil linkage—this round’s core drivers are not technical factors.

⚠️ But don’t get carried away. When the U.S. and Iran first had their first clash in February, BTC fell 8% first before rebounding—more like a risk asset, not a safe-haven tool.

Right now, after BTC probed the low around 62,500, it rebounded strongly and has held above 64,780.

As long as 63,000 doesn’t break, short-term longs can still hold on a bit. 65,000 is a psychological level—if it breaks through, then look again at the prior high near 65,590. If you want to short, wait until it breaks below 64,000 to consider it—don’t try to top-tick against the trend.

$ETH ‌

Stay above the $1,840–$1,845 support zone. If it breaks below 1,767, the liquidation strength of mainstream CEX long positions will reach $470 million.

If you want to go long, pull back to 1,800 and test a small long as long as 1,800 doesn’t break.

Above, $1,920–$1,940 is strong resistance. After a breakout, the liquidation strength of short positions will be $351 million.

💡 Weekend market moves often trap people. This surge is “war premium.” Once the situation eases, what went up is likely to come back down the way it rose. Don’t take positions too heavy—set your stop-loss—and don’t go head-on with the know-it-all.

👀 Brothers, what do you think? Can this push up to 65,000, or will it top and pull back on Monday? Let’s discuss in the comments.
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