Bitcoin (BTC) is going through an unexpected correction phase<\/strong> following rumors linked to Donald Trump<\/a> suggesting a desire for rapid de-escalation with Iran. This news caught the markets off guard, triggering immediate profit-taking<\/strong> across risk assets, including cryptocurrencies. While BTC was enjoying solid bullish momentum, this geopolitical shock has broken its stride and sown doubt among investors.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Currently, the price is hovering between $70,890 and $71,000<\/strong>, illustrating a phase of marked hesitation. This movement is driven by a paradoxical phenomenon: a geopolitical lull reduces Bitcoin’s<\/a> appeal as a safe haven<\/strong>, prompting some market participants to secure their gains. Institutional flows appear to be slowing down, while retail traders are trying to anticipate the market’s next direction.<\/p>\n\n\n\n