Analysts say easing geopolitical tensions could trigger a 6% to 10% Bitcoin rally as risk assets regain confidence.
The US Senate advanced a resolution to limit President Trump’s military authority in Iran, a move analysts say could reduce geopolitical risk and boost risk assets like Bitcoin. BTC has traded sideways near $76,500 for months amid macroeconomic uncertainty and conflict-driven volatility.
Historically, de-escalation headlines have sparked 3% to 5% BTC spikes, with some researchers predicting a 6% to 10% relief rally if tensions ease. Lower oil prices and reduced risk premiums could further support crypto valuations, though markets had not reacted at the time of reporting.
Bitcoin remained flat at $76,500 over the past 24 hours, with focus shifting to broader macroeconomic trends and their impact on investor sentiment.