🟠 The cryptocurrency market is experiencing significant fluctuations due to geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic factors. The recent escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran caused a sharp drop in Bitcoin by over $4,000, but strong economic data from the U.S. helped the market partially recover. Institutional interest in cryptocurrencies continues to rise, with the number of crypto funds increasing 21-fold over the past seven years.
🟠 Outflows from Bitcoin ETFs and legal battles with the SEC create uncertainty. However, analysts remain optimistic: Bitcoin is holding above $60,000. Some experts see current dips as buying opportunities. Expectations of clearer regulation and technological innovations could act as growth catalysts.