#比特币价格波动 The situation in Venezuela is so tense, but the crypto market surprisingly hasn't reacted much, and BTC is still holding steady at $90,000. Honestly, it's a bit unexpected; given the high geopolitical risks, risk assets should be fleeing.

However, a closer look shows that the market's response is quite rational. Experts are saying that the key will be the traditional market opening on Monday, with oil, precious metals, and stocks possibly moving first, while cryptocurrencies are currently on the sidelines. BTC briefly dipped below 90,000 over the weekend but quickly rebounded, indicating that buying interest remains relatively strong.

Interestingly, the fact that BTC can stay stable under such shocks is a positive signal—showing that holders are confident and not panicking at the slightest disturbance. But after the market opens on Monday, we should keep an eye out; if traditional markets plunge, risk capital might still flow into safe-haven assets, and then BTC's performance will truly test its resilience.

For now, continue to observe in the short term, no need to be overly nervous.