**[Analyst: Venezuela Situation Unlikely to Trigger Significant Bitcoin Pullback]** BlockBeats News, January 4, as reported by Cointelegraph, despite Bitcoin historically experiencing significant volatility during periods of geopolitical tension, crypto analysts have stated that Bitcoin's price is unlikely to drop significantly in the coming days following the U.S. strike on Venezuela. Michael van de Poppe, founder of MN Trading Capital, posted on the X platform on Saturday: "I don't think the attack on Venezuela will trigger a large-scale pullback in Bitcoin." According to reports, the U.S. strike on Venezuela occurred at around 2 PM Beijing time on Saturday and lasted approximately 30 minutes. Van de Poppe predicts that the event will not have a direct impact on Bitcoin's price, as it was a "planned and coordinated operation" and "the event itself has already passed." He also noted that the likelihood of "further negative market reactions" stemming from this is "relatively low."