Hong Kong Economic News (Reporter Li Zitian) Despite continuing US-Iran conflicts, Bitcoin's momentum remains strong. According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin BTC is trading at $72,738, up 3.98% intraday, while Ethereum ETH is at $2,153, up 4.31% intraday. Xinhuo Research Institute stated that BTC successfully broke through the key resistance level of $70,300 with increased volume, with major capital maintaining steady net inflows, effectively clearing floating chips from previous consolidation in the $60,000 range, and successfully establishing a new price center. Xinhuo Research Institute pointed out that over the past six months, the four leading DAT (Digital Asset Vault) companies—Strategy, MARA, BitMine, and SharpLink—have collectively intensified their holdings for the first time with dense purchases since March. The latest data shows that BTC held by such institutions now accounts for 5.5% of total supply. This institutional-level "resonance" not only solidifies the price center after the breakthrough but also marks the market entering an upward oscillation channel for accumulation. Additionally, data shows that the US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures dollar strength, has reclaimed the 100 level, US 10-year Treasury yields have risen above 4.2%, while Brent and WTI crude oil prices are approaching $100 per barrel. Market concerns about inflation and rising interest rates have intensified, yet since the Middle East conflict escalated on March 1st, Bitcoin remains one of the best-performing macro assets.