Bitcoin remains stuck in a narrow range around $76,200 to $77,245 due to ongoing US-Iran military tensions, which cause sharp price swings with every geopolitical update. Recent escalations triggered $580 million in liquidations, showing how sensitive the crypto market is to conflict news. Key support is around $75,000; a break below could lead Bitcoin back to $67,000-$74,000 levels seen earlier this year. Meanwhile, some privacy coins like Zcash are gaining, indicating capital rotation within crypto rather than a full market exit. The next moves depend heavily on diplomatic progress or further military actions.
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