$BTC

The crypto economy has dipped 1.08% in the past 24 hours, pulling back to $3.16 trillion as bearish vibes rippled through the space and bitcoin touched an intraday low of $102,220. At the same time, tensions between Israel and Iran remain escalated with additional strikes exchanged, marking the second week of ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Bitcoin (BTC), the top digital asset by market cap, slid to a Saturday low of $102,220 and has lost 1% in the past 24 hours. Over the course of the week, BTC is down 2%. Ethereum ( ETH) took a harder hit, dropping 1.45% today and down 4.5% for the seven-day stretch.

Meanwhile, after tumbling to $102,220 per unit, BTC is now cruising at $102,635 per coin just before 5 p.m. Eastern time.

As global markets wade through a mix of geopolitical tension and investor jitters, traders appear to be treading cautiously across all asset classes. The interplay of global conflict and shifting sentiment has left crypto, precious metals, and equities alike navigating choppy waters.

With uncertainty lingering, participants may be watching closely for signals—political or financial—that could shape the coming week’s direction.