TechFlow News: On March 2, QCP released its daily briefing stating that following the U.S. military strike against Iran on Saturday, Bitcoin and Ethereum briefly dropped to $63,000 and $1,910 respectively, before rebounding to their prior trading ranges. Although approximately $300 million in long positions were liquidated, the market reaction remained relatively muted—suggesting investors had either preemptively reduced exposure or were shifting risk-off capital into all-weather assets such as tokenized gold. Options market volatility responded with restraint, indicating the market is somewhat prepared for geopolitical risks. The Trump administration stated the military operation would be limited to “around four weeks,” temporarily easing market concerns. Analysts remain cautious, noting the conflict remains in its early stages and stressing the need to closely monitor Iran’s retaliatory capabilities and the operational status of the Strait of Hormuz.
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