$BTC The cryptocurrency market, which is more sensitive to sentiment changes, is expected to continue struggling this week as there are few signs of a thaw in the Israel-Iran conflict. The renewed military action between the two countries was sparked when Israel attacked multiple Iranian targets, primarily its nuclear facilities. Iran condemned the attacks and launched a barrage of missiles at key Israeli targets, including the financial capital Tel Aviv. Cryptocurrency prices in general also followed Bitcoin’s rally, recovering some of their recent losses. However, risk appetite remained under pressure from the Israel-Iran conflict, after both sides exchanged a series of devastating attacks over the weekend. Bitcoin was up 0.5% at $106,581.80 by 01:55 ET (05:55 GMT), after falling as low as $102,000 over the weekend.