Analysts note that the likelihood of these risks materializing in the short term is limited, which suggests that the cryptocurrency market has underestimated the tension in relations with Iran and, as a result, has experienced its growth. Overall, despite ongoing geopolitical tensions, upcoming deadlines, and increasing negative rhetoric, cryptocurrency markets continue to demonstrate resilience rather than panic. Prices of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are stabilizing rather than under pressure. At the institutional level, capital from institutional investors continues to support the markets: in March, the net inflow of funds into Bitcoin ETFs was approximately $1.32 billion. In conclusion, the analytical firm stated that despite growing uncertainty, the market is currently in a "risk-on" mode, but investors are not yet fully prepared for an escalation of the conflict in the near future. However, it remains unclear whether today's rally in Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market will continue. According to the analytical company, the sustainability of this growth will be tested after the US markets open following the Easter holidays.#GateSquareAprilPostingChallenge