According to Gracie Lin, Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded sharply to over $107,000 following a Middle East ceasefire, driven by institutional buying and fading geopolitical risks. Lin warned that US GDP data and bitcoin futures expiration could introduce volatility. Bradley Park emphasized that successful crypto listings on Korean exchanges like Upbit depend on authentic community engagement rather than liquidity-focused strategies.

According to Gracie Lin, CEO of OKX Singapore, Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded above $107,000 due to fading Middle East tensions and $514 million in institutional buying, with potential volatility from upcoming US GDP and unemployment data. QCP Capital noted a shift to risk-on sentiment across markets, boosting crypto and equities, while cautioning on lingering geopolitical risks. Bradley Park of DNTV Research highlighted that Korean exchange listings, such as Upbit, succeed through authentic community engagement rather than capital-focused strategies, as seen in projects like NEWT.