BTC made another run at $80,000 last night but couldn’t hold its ground. According to CoinDesk, oil prices keep climbing, and the situation in Iran hasn’t calmed down, putting pressure on risk assets overall. BTC pulled back from $80,000 to around $76,600, with short-term holders taking profits. Meanwhile, buying from ETFs and strategies hasn’t caught up yet. On the other hand, Western Union announced plans to launch a stablecoin. The 175-year-old remittance giant is looking to bypass SWIFT for cross-border settlements using stablecoins and even plans to roll out co-branded stablecoin cards. This is a pretty solid signal—traditional finance players at the foundational level are starting to make real moves into the space. In the short term, BTC is still grinding between $75,000 and $80,000. Unless oil cools down or the Iran situation resolves, it’ll be tough to break through directly. But the macro narrative is gradually improving, so no need to panic.