Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced heightened volatility as geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalated, according to QCP Capital. During the Asian trading session, Bitcoin briefly surpassed $79,000, while Ethereum exceeded $2,400 before both retreated. Bitcoin has risen approximately 14% this month, with ETFs seeing net inflows of about $2.1 billion over nine consecutive days. The options market indicates a repositioning towards potential upward movements, although funding rates remain negative. Analysts identify $82,000 as a critical resistance level for Bitcoin.