Deep Tide TechFlow News, March 02, QCP released a daily briefing indicating that after the United States launched an attack on Iran on Saturday, Bitcoin and Ethereum briefly dropped to $63,000 and $1,910, respectively, then rebounded to their original trading ranges. Despite triggering approximately $300 million in long liquidations, market reactions were relatively mild, suggesting that investors have already reduced their positions in advance or that safe-haven funds are shifting toward tokenized gold and other all-weather trading assets. The volatility response in the options market was restrained, indicating that the market is somewhat prepared for geopolitical risks. The Trump administration stated that military actions will be limited to "around four weeks," temporarily easing market concerns. Analysts remain cautious, believing that the conflict is still in its early stages and that close attention should be paid to Iran’s counterattack capabilities and the operation of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Deep Tide TechFlow News, March 02, QCP released a daily briefing indicating that after the United States launched an attack on Iran on Saturday, Bitcoin and Ethereum briefly dropped to $63,000 and $1,910, respectively, then rebounded to their original trading ranges. Despite triggering approximately $300 million in long liquidations, market reactions were relatively mild, suggesting that investors have already reduced their positions in advance or that safe-haven funds are shifting toward tokenized gold and other all-weather trading assets. The volatility response in the options market was restrained, indicating that the market is somewhat prepared for geopolitical risks. The Trump administration stated that military actions will be limited to "around four weeks," temporarily easing market concerns. Analysts remain cautious, believing that the conflict is still in its early stages and that close attention should be paid to Iran’s counterattack capabilities and the operation of the Strait of Hormuz.