Bitcoin (BTC) remained near the $105,000 mark on June 13, a sign of relative resilience following a sharp dip triggered by escalating conflict between Israel and Iran.
As of press time, Bitcoin was trading at $105,600, having recovered the previous night’s pullback to end the day down 0.11% over the past 24 hours.
The flagship crypto spend the US trading session bound to a tight price range between $104,500 and $105,600 despite a significant slide in traditional equity markets as investors flocked toward traditional safe havens, causing gold to climb more than 1%, while the U.S. dollar, Japanese yen, and Swiss franc gained ground.
Markets seem to be taking a wait-and-see approach amid lingering uncertainty. With Brent crude surging nearly 8% over worries about Middle East supply disruptions, the broader risk environment remains elevated
Oil’s move could dampen investor sentiment, though its impact on monetary policy, particularly Federal Reserve decisions, may lend indirect support to risk assets like Bitcoin as markets reassess interest-rate paths .
While Bitcoin’s brief slump during the previous night highlights its sensitivity to global risk sentiment, its ability to rebound and hover around $105,000 throughout the trading session despite increased uncertainty reflects narratives of institutional backing, macroeconomic tailwinds, and historical price patterns.
