QCP analysis points out that amidst the escalating Iran conflict, the crypto market remains range-bound. Bitcoin briefly dropped to $63K, and Ethereum touched $1910 before rebounding. On Saturday, news of a U.S. strike triggered approximately $300M in long liquidations, but the scale was manageable, indicating significantly reduced positions. Some safe-haven funds may have shifted to tokenized gold and other 24/7 assets. The options market reacted mildly, with 1-day implied volatility briefly spiking to 93%, but overall it remains hard to sustain above 60%. After a similar weekend strike last June, Bitcoin briefly dipped below $100K, rebounded on Monday, and surged to a $123K high in the following weeks. The current market is also seeing bullish options buying (including March $74K and $75K strike prices), indicating some funds are betting on a March rebound. https://www.(wublock123.com)/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=6&id=57415