
Bitcoin's price rose above $82,000, driven mainly by a 0.5% drop in the US dollar following comments from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio about military objectives and oil price declines. Despite this price gain, investor sentiment remains cautious, with low demand for Bitcoin futures and a modest premium of 1%, well below the typical 4-8% range. This cautious mood stems from concerns since Bitcoin's peak near $90,000 in January, raising questions about the sustainability of the current rally. Additionally, volatility was briefly triggered by Michael Saylor's announcement that his company might sell Bitcoin to pay dividends, but the market stabilized afterward.