Bitcoin recovered to $82,000 after Trump dismissed potential military strikes on Iran via Truth Social, reversing a spike in WTI crude futures that had briefly reached $93.20. Oil prices retreated to $90.69 following the announcement, alleviating geopolitical pressure that had weighed on risk assets earlier in the week. Market sentiment further stabilized as industry experts pushed back against "bunker mode" concerns regarding AI-accelerated cryptographic threats. Coinbase cryptographer Yehuda Lindell labeled the fears unfounded, while Vitalik Buterin clarified that lattice-based cryptography, rather than elliptic curves, remains the primary focus for post-quantum security upgrades. Analysts identify $81,000 as immediate support, with a break below potentially targeting $77,200. Traders are advised to avoid high leverage until Bitcoin reclaims $83,300 and $85,500 alongside stronger ETF inflows, with staggered entry strategies recommended over single large positions during this recovery phase.