Bitfinex: Trump's pause in action against Iran triggers Bitcoin surge; market quickly reprices geopolitical risks.

According to Mars Finance, a Bitfinex analysis report points out that the market reacted quickly to Trump's announcement of a five-day delay in the planned strikes on Iranian power facilities, stating that negotiations between the US and Iran were "very smooth and constructive." Bitcoin held steady at its opening level of $67,035 this week, but faced renewed pressure at the lower edge of the $72,000-$82,000 "vacuum zone." ETF flows further validated the market's sensitivity: on the day the US suspended operations, ETFs saw net inflows of $167.2 million, with IBIT absorbing $160.8 million, the largest single-day inflow since March 17, ending three consecutive days of net outflows after the FOMC meeting. Analysts believe that the fund flows over the next two to three days will determine whether this rebound is a short-term "relief trade" or the start of a new round of accumulation. If daily ETF inflows remain above $100 million, the "vacuum zone" support conditions may be re-established; if the pullback deepens, Bitcoin may return to its previous consolidation range.