U.S. forces launched airstrikes on multiple locations in southern Iran, including the power grid in the Bangui area, seawater desalination facilities, and fishing ports, as well as several targets in Jask County. Tensions in the geopolitical situation have heated up again, which may disrupt energy markets and risk assets.

On-chain data is showing positive signals: OpenSea trading volume remains active, overall on-chain interaction frequency has rebounded, indicating a partial repair in market participation. Some institutional funds are also quietly returning, providing support for short-term liquidity.

In the current environment, rather than chasing hot narratives, I prefer to focus on the underlying modules that truly support the ecosystem’s operations—such as Layer 2 scalability solutions and decentralized oracles. They may not frequently make headlines, but they are prerequisites for prosperity at the application layer.

Market sentiment has not fully turned optimistic, but panic has clearly eased. Price volatility is converging, leaving a window to observe structural opportunities.

If geopolitical risks do not further spill over, then with technical recovery combined with a rebound in on-chain activity, the market may develop deeper. The key is whether capital can continue to flow in rather than quickly enter and exit.

In the near term, it may be worth watching the progress and capital movements of infrastructure-related projects, as they often react first during periods when the market is forming a base.

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