The ceasefire agreement is about to expire, and the U.S. side has stated that "it is highly unlikely to extend," while Langzi also insists on not giving any concessions. Market concerns about an escalation of the situation are fermenting.

U.S. stocks closed slightly lower, oil prices rose, traditional safe-haven assets strengthened, and Bitcoin also broke out of the counter-trend, surpassing $76k.
Behind this, on one hand, is the fundamental support brought by continuous institutional accumulation; on the other hand, it also reflects that, in the current complex geopolitical environment, some funds are beginning to treat Bitcoin as an alternative safe-haven asset.
In the next two days, whether the Langzi delegation can go for talks and whether negotiations can be resumed will be key factors influencing market sentiment. If the situation further tightens, Bitcoin may continue to benefit from safe-haven buying in the short term; if negotiations restart and risk sentiment cools, Bitcoin will return to a technical-driven oscillation pattern.
For trading, such news-driven markets are highly uncertain. Staying rational, not blindly chasing highs, and taking profits when the time is right are the most prudent choices. #币圈