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Bitcoin connects to American events in the Middle East tension – something says that the analysis shows the belief that the conflict will end soon.
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In surprising turnover of loss of oil and gold faces in the middle of a lack of interest in safe paradise.
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BTC Price Action has a new CME Futures gap to fill in with the aim of $ 104,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) avoided fresh losses on Monday Wall Street open in the middle of the belief that the conflict in the Middle East will end soon.
Bitcoin involves the chances of a “short -term conflict”
Data from COINTELEGRAPH Markets for and Tradingview He showed that BTC/USD operates around $ 102,000, which is 0.7% of the day.
After he hit his the lowest levels since the beginning of MayBitcoins captured an offer near the cost of short -term USD holders.
In the middle of a large escalation of tensions in the Middle East, the US -connected market commentators were on the edge and feared fresh waves of loss when Wall Street returned. However, if the opposite began to be played – supplies and bitcoins were acquired, while the gold watched by side and oil dropped by 1%.
For a business source, the Kobeissi letter was clear from the markets.
“If we told you that the Iranian parliament would vote for the closure of hormuz (waiting for Iranian safety approval) that controls 20% of global oil and gas, and oil and natural gas prices would probably go,” he argued partly Ongoing analysis Na X.
“But that’s exactly what has just happened, with oil prices rose from up to 5% to -0.2% and natural gas prices now -1.1%.”
Kobeissi added that even the rhetoric of US President Donald Trump about a change in the government in Iran was unable to trigger a safe gold.
“As we have repeated, the world is not on the verge of 3. World War,” he concluded.
“Markets continue to expect a short -term conflict.”
The informal prediction platforms also strongly preferred a rapid de-school with Kalshi At the beginning of next month, 92% of the probability of diplomacy of US-Iran shows.
In its latest telegram channel subscriber, QCP Capital has marked technical signals, underlining investors’ confidence.
“The five chamfers remain increased by September, but a strong spot of reflection and compression in the frontnd is indicating that investors have largely rejected the wider risks of infection,” he said.
“The same tone is repeated on traditional markets. American futures, oil and gold have originally responded to subtitles, but have since threw away Friday’s level. This suggests that investors interpret the situation as a regional flash point rather than a global risk.”
Price BTC “Main so far strong”
Meanwhile, Bitcoins traders saw the reasons for cautious optimism over the local day of the BTC price.
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“Bitcoin has been holding strong for now. I think this week will be very interesting,” said the popular trader Crypto Caesar on the day X followers.
A common merchant Merlijn described the formula of the “textbook” of the inverse heads and shoulders playing on BTC/USD.
They all call Bitcoin to hit $ 60,000.$ Btc Fear is loud.
But the chart paints another story.
This is the textbook inverted head and shoulders.Classic structure. Classic conversion.
Either you notice it soon … or fade away. pic.twitter.com/ieeluppbifuf
– Merlin The Trader (@merlijntrader) June 23, 2025
Trader Daan Crypto Trades referred to a “gap” that remained on the CME Group market on the Bitcoin Futures market on the CME Group.
“Today it has opened with a large ~ 4K CME gap. More than half of which have already been filled with a full gap filling of up to $ 103.6,000,” he noted partially X post on the topic.
“In general, we have seen the gaps are filled early in the week when they were created in the last few months.”
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