As Asian stock markets open this Wednesday, Bitcoin (BTC)<\/strong> remains firmly anchored above $105,000<\/strong>. This represents a slight correction from the $107,000<\/strong> reached the previous day in the United States, but it does nothing to diminish the resilience displayed by the world’s leading cryptocurrency in recent weeks. In fact, BTC<\/a> bounced back to more than $106,800<\/strong> this morning.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Despite geopolitical upheavals\u2014including the US strike in Iran\u2014BTC has once again demonstrated its ability to establish itself as a safe-haven asset. According to market data, the asset recorded a 2%<\/strong> increase over the past month.<\/p>\n\n\n\n But this upward movement, which is dangerously approaching the previous record of $111,000<\/strong> established last May, seems to be happening with more restraint than exuberance. Unlike the breaking of the $100,000 barrier in December 2024, which triggered a wave of profit-taking, long-term investors now appear determined to hold onto their gains<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n