The crypto market was caught off guard by an unexpected announcement: Donald Trump<\/strong> declared a five-day pause on strikes against Iran<\/strong>, citing “highly productive<\/strong>” discussions. This decision immediately eased tensions across financial markets, which had previously been paralyzed by the risk of escalation in the Middle East. The result: a massive return of capital into risk assets<\/strong>, including cryptocurrencies<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n This geopolitical lull triggered a sharp drop in oil prices<\/strong> and a rebound in traditional markets<\/strong>, creating an ideal environment for digital assets. Market sentiment shifted from extreme fear to risk appetite, putting an end to several weeks of correction. The total capitalization of the crypto market<\/a><\/strong> quickly reclaimed the $2.53 trillion<\/strong> mark, proving the sector’s extreme sensitivity to macro dynamics.<\/p>\n\n\n\n This move confirms that geopolitics remains a key driver of volatility<\/strong>, capable of invalidating well-established bearish scenarios in a matter of hours. In this context, the market is entering a phase where external factors play a decisive role in price direction.<\/p>\n\n\n\n