#加密市场回涨 Trump's one sentence "delay strike for five days" instantly ignited the "risk appetite" engine of the crypto market. Bitcoin surged violently from daily low $67,371 to above $71,500, with 24-hour volatility exceeding 6%, while mainstream coins like Ethereum and SOL followed suit with increases over 4%.

This rebound is not an isolated market movement, but a chain reaction of global asset "de-risking." As geopolitical tensions temporarily cool, capital flows out of the US dollar and Treasury bonds, reinvesting into high-risk assets like US stocks and crypto. The market logic is simple: as long as warfare doesn't immediately ignite energy infrastructure, inflation expectations can catch their breath, and liquidity pressure naturally eases.

However, caution is warranted—this is merely a "tactical breather." Iran has firmly denied negotiations, the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked, and if talks collapse after the 5-day window, current gains could be instantly reversed.