Svmuu News Bitcoin has broken through $72,000. Despite tensions in the Middle East and ongoing geopolitical risks causing disturbances, Bitcoin and the broader crypto market have demonstrated considerable resilience. As market news suggests that the U.S. and Iran may initiate ceasefire negotiations as early as this Thursday, oil prices, U.S. Treasury yields, and the U.S. dollar index have retreated, while Bitcoin and U.S. stock futures have maintained a firm trajectory in sync. However, the market remains cautious about a rapid de-escalation of the situation. ING analysts point out that Iran may prefer to maintain high energy prices before negotiations to strengthen its bargaining position, making a significant drop in oil prices and a pronounced weakening of the U.S. dollar unlikely in the short term. A shift is occurring on the macro front; the U.S. money market curve has largely priced in expectations for interest rate cuts within the year, tightening significantly compared to the previous widespread market expectation of at least two 25-basis-point cuts. This change has weakened a key supportive factor for risk assets like Bitcoin. (CoinDesk)