Fariz Aditya

Geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel have escalated in recent days, triggered by a series of large-scale retaliatory attacks. Israel launched a military operation 'Operation Rising Lion' targeting Iranian nuclear facilities and military installations, while Iran responded with missile and drone strikes causing casualties in Israeli territory. This situation has raised global concerns, particularly regarding the stability of the Middle East region. One of the most significant potential impacts of this conflict is the threat to global energy distribution routes, especially if Iran decides to close the Strait of Hormuz—a vital route for global oil exports. As a result, global crude oil prices have surged, reflecting an increase in widespread macroeconomic risks. This tension creates uncertainty that is felt not only in energy markets but also spreads to risk assets such as cryptocurrencies.

In recent days, BTC prices have experienced a significant correction, from a peak of around USD 110,000, down towards a critical support area around USD 104,000–105,000. This decline reflects an increasing risk-off sentiment among investors, where cryptocurrencies are starting to be abandoned in favor of instruments considered safer, such as gold and government bonds. From a technical perspective, BTC is now in a vulnerable zone—if the support level cannot be maintained, the potential for further correction down to the range of USD 97,000 is wide open. Technical indicators such as RSI and MACD also show strong selling pressure.

Against this backdrop, it can be concluded that the current correction of BTC is not only caused by technical factors or the cryptocurrency market itself but is also heavily influenced by the escalation of geopolitical tensions involving Iran and Israel. If the conflict continues, and especially if there are disruptions to global energy supplies, then the pressure on BTC and other risk assets is likely to increase significantly. #IsraelIranConflict #

very small little things, still trying to be consistent first
10 percent a day...
discussion room info for market movements hehe

This is quite good hahaha, did anyone get it too?