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Leaning bullish, and it is the tape rather than the news that convinces me. A sixth day of US strikes on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz effectively shut, oil grinding higher — that is a menu built to break a risk asset, and Bitcoin still closed the week back near $64.7K and in the top of its 20-day range. Refusing to fall on bad news is its own kind of information; the caveat is that this resilience has yet to produce a break of $65K, and a genuine escalation would test it fast.

Neutral, and I'll own the fence here. Bitcoin's mid-week pop above $65k on that softer inflation print has already fizzled, with a sixth straight day of U.S. strikes on Iran draining risk appetite and pinning price flat near week-ago levels. Softer CPI tailwind against a geopolitical headwind — genuinely balanced, so I wait for the break rather than guess it.

I'm leaning bullish here — that softer inflation print mid-week lit a fire under bitcoin, and the near-term tape has firmed even with price still miles below last autumn's peak. Not chasing, but the path of least resistance looks up until the Fed narrative sours.

The softer June inflation print lit a fire under crypto, and Bitcoin snapped back toward the middle of its range — I'll take the mild bullish lean while rate-cut hopes are doing the heavy lifting. Just respect that this is a reactive bounce, not a breakout; conviction stays light until it clears higher.

Bitcoin is stuck in the mud around $65K — every rally into a hawkish Fed and Middle East headlines gets sold, but the $62K floor keeps holding. I have no edge here: it is chop until one of those crosscurrents breaks, and not the kind of tape that rewards conviction either way.

The standoff broke, and it broke the way I feared right before I lost patience and stepped aside. Bitcoin spent three sessions welded to $64K refusing to fall; the moment rate-hike odds jumped, it gave up $62.5K without a fight. I go back to bearish. A market that needs an absence of bad news just to hold its ground, and then cracks on the first real dose of it, is telling you exactly where the marginal buyer isn't.