According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin (BTC) maintained support above the critical $100,000 level over the weekend, even as geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel escalated. Jeff Anderson from STS Digital emphasized that current market dynamics differ significantly from 2021, with BTC evolving as a treasury asset. QCP Capital noted that institutional adoption underpins BTC's resilience, as evidenced by only a 3% pullback during Friday’s turmoil, compared to an 8% drop in similar situations last year. Volmex’s 30-day implied volatility index for BTC decreased to 42.7% after a brief spike, suggesting market stability. Meanwhile, ETH options are trading at a premium, presenting yield opportunities for ether holders. Altcoin traders should note large upcoming token unlocks for projects such as FTN, ZK, ARB, SOL, and SUI, which could increase selling pressure. Corporate adoption is broadening beyond BTC, as Hong Kong-listed Meme Strategy surged after acquiring 2,440 SOL, while Nasdaq-listed SharpLink fell on ETH purchases. Traders are also watching technical signals: BTC’s three-line break chart remains bullish, and narrowing Bollinger Bands could foreshadow renewed volatility. Spot BTC ETF inflows continue, with $301.7 million daily net flow and cumulative holdings near 1.21 million BTC, while spot ETH ETFs saw a minor outflow. In summary, BTC's stability above $100K amid global risks, strong institutional inflows, and critical altcoin unlocks will likely define near-term trading strategies (Source: CoinDesk, QCP Capital, Volmex, LondonCryptoClub).