The US Iran War has come to a temporary end, and Bitcoin has regained its popularity Today, the data of long-term holdings of Bitcoin once again hit a historical high, with a total of 14945950 bitcoins: the average holding of native bitcoins has exceeded 155 days, which means that BTC, which accounts for 74.54% of the current total circulation, is a long-term holding position. This further indicates that long-term holders are continuously increasing their holdings of Bitcoin. In early June, due to the uncertain prospects of the US Iran war, BTC experienced a period of pullback, and long-term holders also reduced their holdings slightly. The stock of BTC on the exchange also increased, but when the US revealed that it really wanted comprehensive peace, long-term holders bought again. Here we need to explain briefly that the data of long-term holders does not only represent that Bitcoin has been dormant on the chain for more than 155 days. If a long-term holder buys BTC, even if it has an average holding time of more than 155 days compared to the previous BTC, it is still considered a long-term held BTC. As long-term holders increase their holdings, the stock of Bitcoin on the exchange is gradually decreasing, indicating that investors have regained their enthusiasm for buying Bitcoin after the temporary end of the war between the United States and Iran. Of course, I mentioned this issue in last week's assignment. As long as the United States and Iran can really sign a peace agreement, the risk market will definitely rise, because the peace agreement represents the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, the reduction of WTI prices, and the end of expectations of rising US inflation. This is positive for both the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting in the early hours of Thursday and Walsh, so investors are willing to buy risky assets to compete for the least likely rebound. Bitget is here, VIP! Crypto、 US shares CFD， Global Advantage One Stop Layout