The U.S. and Iran nearly came to blows. Bitcoin plunged, then rallied—$82,000 is back in play!

One remark from Trump turned the market on its head: he said the U.S. wouldn’t attack Iran before the November 3 midterm elections and described the talks as “productive,” but the blockade continues. Oil prices went wild: WTI surged from $89 to $93.20, then plunged back to $90.69. Bitcoin was even more dramatic, tumbling to around $80,300 on Thursday before rebounding to $82,000 on Friday. Ethereum, XRP, and Solana also got some breathing room.

The key levels are clear: $81,000 is support; a break below it could send Bitcoin toward $80,000 or even $77,200. Above, $82,000, $83,300, and $85,500 are all tough resistance levels. A BitDelta analyst said BTC needs to reclaim $82,000 and ETH needs to hold above $2,500 for the market to stabilize. A drop below $80,316 would immediately raise the risk of further declines. $BTC $GMEB $METAB #以太坊升破2500美元 #比特币重复使用地址持有433万枚BTC #比特币跌破8.1万美元

One more thing: some people are promoting a “safe-haven mode” wallet migration, claiming that AI-driven advances in mathematics threaten crypto. A Coinbase cryptographer poured cold water on the idea: mature elliptic-curve cryptography hasn’t been broken, so don’t scare yourself.

Could easing geopolitical tensions bring sustained buying? Is this Bitcoin rally for real, or just a dead-cat bounce? Share your thoughts in the comments!