$BTC I'm not sure if you fellow partners still remember, but in a survey conducted at the beginning of this year, Powell was the most trusted US government official in 2025. Now Trump is fighting on multiple fronts—externally it's the war with Iran, and internally he's attacking Powell and signing executive orders on housing reform. Plus, the tariff issue is still a mess, and US oil prices continue to rise, about to break through $100. Looking back at Bitcoin's data, today $BTC's price has seen some pullback following US stocks, mainly due to the impact of the war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump also knows the current impact on the economy, so his recent statements have all been about economic rebound after the ceasefire. However, there's no clear information on when the ceasefire will happen.
Currently, as long as the state of war continues, Bitcoin's price will keep fluctuating with oil prices. Based on data from prediction markets, there's a general consensus that the US-Iran war is unlikely to stop in the short term. If this continues, the market impact could be even greater.
$BTC I'm not sure if you fellow partners still remember, but in a survey conducted at the beginning of this year, Powell was the most trusted US government official in 2025. Now Trump is fighting on multiple fronts—externally it's the war with Iran, and internally he's attacking Powell and signing executive orders on housing reform. Plus, the tariff issue is still a mess, and US oil prices continue to rise, about to break through $100. Looking back at Bitcoin's data, today $BTC's price has seen some pullback following US stocks, mainly due to the impact of the war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump also knows the current impact on the economy, so his recent statements have all been about economic rebound after the ceasefire. However, there's no clear information on when the ceasefire will happen.
Currently, as long as the state of war continues, Bitcoin's price will keep fluctuating with oil prices. Based on data from prediction markets, there's a general consensus that the US-Iran war is unlikely to stop in the short term. If this continues, the market impact could be even greater.