$BTC Today, Bitcoin experienced a sharp plunge, wiping out a chunk of its recent gains. In the aftermath of Israel’s airstrikes on Iran, Bitcoin fell from its intraday peak near $108,376 to $103,081, eventually bouncing back to around $105,029. The resulting crash, hovering between a 2–4% decline, showcased Bitcoin’s vulnerability as a risk asset rather than a safe haven. Investors flocked to gold, driving its price up by over 1%. Over the last 24 hours, BTC is down roughly 2–3%, while altcoins like Ethereum, XRP, and Solana suffered steeper declines. With critical support between $106K–107K, traders are keeping a close eye on whether this holds. Ongoing geopolitical tensions and fading hopes for a Fed rate cut are likely to keep pressure on crypto markets. Proper risk management is now more crucial than ever as volatility remains elevated