CoinVoice has learned that, against the backdrop of the United States taking military action against Venezuela and escalating geopolitical tensions, the overall performance of Bitcoin prices remains relatively stable. Market data shows that Bitcoin temporarily fell below 90,000 USDT but then quickly rebounded and retook that level. Nic Puckrin, founder of crypto media Coin Bureau and market analyst, stated that even in the event of major geopolitical incidents, Bitcoin price volatility remains limited, demonstrating a certain resilience. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe pointed out that Bitcoin is still trading above the 21-day moving average; if this level can be maintained, it may help support a short-term continuation of the recovery trend. Another trader, Lennaert Snyder, believes that as institutional investors gradually return to the market after the weekend, Bitcoin volatility could potentially increase next week.
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Amid U.S. airstrikes on Venezuela, Bitcoin remains steady above $90,000
CoinVoice has learned that, against the backdrop of the United States taking military action against Venezuela and escalating geopolitical tensions, the overall performance of Bitcoin prices remains relatively stable. Market data shows that Bitcoin temporarily fell below 90,000 USDT but then quickly rebounded and retook that level. Nic Puckrin, founder of crypto media Coin Bureau and market analyst, stated that even in the event of major geopolitical incidents, Bitcoin price volatility remains limited, demonstrating a certain resilience. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe pointed out that Bitcoin is still trading above the 21-day moving average; if this level can be maintained, it may help support a short-term continuation of the recovery trend. Another trader, Lennaert Snyder, believes that as institutional investors gradually return to the market after the weekend, Bitcoin volatility could potentially increase next week.