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Bitcoin price rebound comes under threat from UN Security Council alarm and Hormuz oil scare

Bitcoin held near $66,000 on Sunday, March 1, after a weekend geopolitical shock tied to U. S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, setting up Monday’s U. S. reopen as the first major liquidity and spot ETF flow test of the rebound. The diplomatic alarm bell rang alongside the price rebound.

Bitcoin coin on an oil-slicked shoreline with burning ships in the distance, symbolizing a market rebound colliding with war risk, UN Security Council tensions, and Hormuz oil-driven inflation fears

Bitcoin coin on an oil-slicked shoreline with burning ships in the distance, symbolizing a market rebound colliding with war risk, UN Security Council tensions, and Hormuz oil-driven inflation fears

Credit: Cryptoslate

Key Highlights

  • At an emergency U. N.
  • Security Council meeting, the Secretary-General warned that the escalation risked widening into a broader conflict, while the U. S., Israel, and Iran traded legal and moral accusations, a public signal that the crisis is not contained and that headline risk can stay elevated into the reopen. Bitcoin’s trading range stayed wide in thin conditions.
  • After printing a Feb.
  • 28 low of $63,068 and closing at $66,999, BTC opened Sunday at $66,990. Bitcoin weekend price action over Iran-US-Israel warThe immediate question is whether that recovery holds once regulated U. S.
  • venues reopen and spot ETF creations and redemptions resume.
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