Trump confirms Friday airstrikes on Iran while saying negotiations are making “great progress”—fighting and negotiating at the same time, and the crypto market isn’t even panicking?

On Friday night, the US military took out a newly built air-defense system on Iran’s Qeshm Island. Trump’s exact words: “It took 15 minutes, maybe five.” Iranian state media reported two explosions in the Suza area and also claimed that it had shot down a US MQ-9 drone.

This was the first time the US military had struck since its crushing defeat in the midterm elections. It had already carried out another round of strikes on Monday. But negotiations haven’t stopped: Qatar is still mediating, and Iran’s delegation could return to Doha as early as today, compressing 60 days of preliminary talks into two.

Yet $BTC is holding steady at $76,000, with the 50-week moving average at $75,500 beneath it and the RSI at just 38.78. $ETH 2245 and $SOL 90 are also moving sideways. Even Friday’s $412 million in ETF outflows couldn’t push prices down.

So does the market think there won’t be any more fighting, or is nobody responding because weekend trading is so thin?

A: They’ve fought and they’ve talked. $76,000 is the market’s answer—get in now.
B: With fighting right by the Strait of Hormuz, if $75,000 breaks, $72,000 is next.

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