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Bitcoin was stable as investors could remain cautious amid geopolitical concerns and monetary policy considerations. Rising speculation over a potential U.S. military engagement in the Israel-Iran conflict could fuel more caution among investors. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain interest rates and revise down its 2026 rate-cut projections could limit risk appetite. Chair Jerome Powell’s remarks emphasizing inflationary risks from trade policy have further dampened hopes for near-term policy easing.
The market could find some support from increased regulatory clarity as the Senate passed the GENIUS stablecoin bill while President Trump pushes for its adoption. A stronger legal framework could nurture more retail and institutional use of digital assets, potentially supporting prices over the long term. Furthermore, institutional inflows via ETFs provide a degree of support. The near-term outlook for Bitcoin and the broader crypto market could remain uncertain as the market could be exposed to more volatility in the case of geopolitical developments in the Middle East.



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