🔥 Geopolitical context


The recent attacks between Israel and Iran, including bombings of nuclear facilities, generated a wave of risk aversion in global markets (decrypt.co, barrons.com). Oil rose by 15%, stock markets fell, and investors flocked to assets considered 'safe', like gold.



📉 Initial drop: seasonal take-off?


Bitcoin fell to around USD 103,000–104,000 after the attacks, marking a decrease of between 3-4% (criptonoticias.com). Many leveraged positions were liquidated, generating abrupt sales (ainvest.com).



📈 Quick and resilient recovery




  • On Monday, June 16, BTC rebounded near USD 106,800, with an increase of 1.3% (barrons.com).




  • Other tokens: Ethereum +4%, Solana +7.7%, XRP +1.9% (barrons.com).




  • The overall crypto market rose nearly 0.9%, reaching USD 3.31 trillion (economictimes.indiatimes.com).





🧭 What does this behavior reveal?




  1. Typical volatility in a risk environment: initially BTC acts as a risk asset, falling when panic dominates (decrypt.co).




  2. Reconnection with risk assets: its rebound then suggests that investors see Bitcoin not as a safe haven, but as a 'growth asset' with appetite after the initial sell-off.




  3. Strong institutional backing: massive inflows into ETFs and purchases at support zones (~USD 104,000–105,000) helped sustain and reverse the price (news.bit2me.com).





🔍 Key technical levels





Price range
Relevance




USD 100,000–104,000
Solid psychological and technical support (ainvest.com)


USD 105,000–106,200
Zone where the initial recovery was limited


> USD 106,500
Would indicate continuation of the bullish momentum




💡 Why does this matter for investors?




  • Bullish opportunities: abrupt drops and quick recoveries can be used as entry points, especially if they repeat previous patterns (criptonoticias.com).




  • The dual role of BTC: acts as a risk asset in negative phases, but also as a signal of appetite when volatility normalizes.




  • Asset differentiation: if the conflict escalates (like the closure of the Strait of Hormuz), oil will continue to rise, while BTC may retreat again (criptonoticias.com).





🔮 What's next?




  • Monitor how the conflict in the Middle East evolves. A greater escalation could lead to negative returns, but recent resilience shows a new dimension in BTC's behavior.




  • Watch if Bitcoin manages to hold > USD 106,500: it would signal strength and continuity in this cycle.




  • Stay alert for institutional inflows into ETFs, which are reinforcing the asset.





📢 Conclusion


The initial correction was intense, but the quick recovery reflects that Bitcoin is not just speculative, but is maturing as an asset that combines risk and safe haven. The conflict acted as a catalyst, but the market structure—technical fundamentals, institutional support, and price psychology—remains intact.



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