Crypto markets are becoming increasingly uncertain as the trend towards reducing ETH reversal risk deepens. 📉 QCP Capital analysts predict that an angry atmosphere will continue in the crypto industry due to the development of the Iran-Israel conflict with the escalation of the situation in the Middle East. Additionally, many investors are now seeking to avoid risk in the face of the weak performance of U.S. stocks. Financing for alternative contracts is generally negative, indicating that much of the long-term leverage has been wiped out. However, analysts state that there is still strong demand for Bitcoin (BTC) in the crypto market. Given the current dynamics for major cryptocurrencies, experts recommend “picking the bottoms very defensively” and buying BTC or ETH significantly below the spot price. On the night of April 14, Bitcoin's price crashed amid news of Iran's attack on Israel. BTC's 8% decline marked its biggest pullback since March 2023. According to CoinMarketCap data, the price has recovered slightly and hit $62,300 at press time.