Although the data does show that BTC has been doing well recently, it's mainly due to changes brought about by the war rather than the results of the current major game. In plain terms, the current rise might not be a reversal, just a rebound, as the market's liquidity hasn't fundamentally changed. For the market, the most important factor is still the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. The reason the war is affecting Bitcoin's price right now is mainly due to concerns about inflation. The focus is still on the second half of the year: one is the attitude of the new Federal Reserve chair, and the other is the midterm elections. Bitget VIP, lower fees, crazier perks.