I just noticed an interesting phenomenon: after experiencing weekend fluctuations, Bitcoin has started a strong rebound at the beginning of a new week. Last weekend, due to escalating geopolitical tensions, BTC faced significant selling pressure, dropping about 4%, but it has now gradually recovered, with the price rising above the $76,180 level.

Interestingly, this rebound reflects a shift in overall cryptocurrency market sentiment. The U.S. stock market also moved higher, with the S&P 500 rising about 1%, and the Nasdaq gaining even more, reaching 1.2%. At the same time, oil prices fell back below $100. These positive signals combined have clearly restored investors' risk appetite.

I’ve observed a recurring pattern—weekend panic selling followed by a quick rebound at the start of the week. This time is no exception. Although geopolitical risks still exist, market participants seem more rational now, with limited panic selling, and many are beginning to readjust their positions.

From the global market response, cautious optimism is prevailing. Some analysts mention that the ceasefire in the US-Iran conflict has been maintained, which has helped restore investor confidence. As a risk asset, the cryptocurrency market naturally also benefits from this sentiment.

It’s worth noting that this rebound demonstrates the market’s resilience. Even in the face of geopolitical challenges, long-term crypto participants don’t seem to be scared off; instead, they are positioning themselves at the lows. If this trend continues, related assets could see new upward potential. Recently, I’ve also been monitoring some relevant cryptocurrencies on Gate.io; those interested can check them out themselves.

Disclaimer: This is not investment advice.