A less harmonic Easter?
Six consecutive Easters of lower volumes and softer volatility in bitcoin. Will the Iran war break the pattern?
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Bitcoin has recorded a second straight week of losses, down 6%, largely driven by geopolitical tensions tied to the Iran war and escalating rhetoric from Trump, including threats targeting key oil infrastructure. Despite this pressure, bitcoin remains slightly positive since the conflict began, up 1.4% from late February. Its relative resilience stands out as traditional markets have declined sharply, with Nasdaq and S&P futures both down over 6% and gold falling 14%, partly because bitcoin entered the period heavily oversold.If BTC closes below $66,985, it would mark a sixth consecutive month of loss
