TechFlow reports that, according to QCP Capital’s latest report released on April 5, U.S. President Trump has once again postponed his decision to take action against Iran until Tuesday—marking the fourth delay. Markets are gradually becoming desensitized to the recurring pattern of “tough rhetoric + negotiation signals,” leading to a cooling of expectations for escalating risks and resulting in weaker oil prices and stable stock index futures.
Overall, despite ongoing geopolitical disruptions, cryptocurrency prices have shown a tendency toward stabilization rather than pressure. On the funding front, institutional capital continues to provide support: Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $1.32 billion in net inflows in March. The broader market sentiment remains “risk-on,” and investors are not yet adequately prepared for a near-term escalation in conflict. However, with U.S. equities reopening, the sustainability of this rally remains to be seen.
