According to @CoinDesk and market analysts at QCP Capital, Bitcoin (BTC) is maintaining support above the key $100,000 level despite escalating Israel-Iran conflict risks and heightened geopolitical uncertainty. President Trump's comments labeling Iran's leader an "easy target" and calling for unconditional surrender have increased perceived odds of U.S. involvement in the conflict to 62% on Polymarket (source: Polymarket), yet no full-blown panic has emerged in BTC pricing. Institutional accumulation, including Strategy's addition of over 10,000 BTC and The Blockchain Group's 182 BTC purchase, is underpinning demand (source: CoinDesk). The U.S. Senate's approval of the GENIUS Act, the first major stablecoin legislation, is seen as a structural win for crypto, further stabilizing sentiment (source: CoinDesk). Technically, BTC volatility has dropped (DVOL at 40.86), and options data from Deribit shows strong demand for downside protection, with most traded strikes between $90K and $100K. Traders are watching the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision and forward guidance closely, as any hawkish surprise could weigh on BTC (source: CME FedWatch, CoinDesk). For altcoins, XRP is gaining attention ahead of multiple Canadian XRP ETF launches, and LINK has confirmed renewed bearish momentum, now trading below $12.60 support (source: CoinDesk). Overall, BTC's resilience is driven by institutional flows and legislative progress, but traders should remain cautious due to ongoing macro and geopolitical risks.