Bitcoin remains stable above $81,000 as geopolitical tensions rise following Iran's rejection of a U.S. peace framework, impacting markets globally. Brent crude oil briefly surpassed $104, while Bitcoin's price is influenced by geopolitical factors rather than fundamentals, according to analysts. QCP Capital identifies $84,000 as the next resistance level for Bitcoin. Recent market dynamics include profit-taking after Bitcoin's rise to $80,000, driven by ETF inflows and optimism around the U.S. Clarity Act for stablecoins. Institutional holders have slowed Bitcoin accumulation, adding pressure to the market. Ethereum faced significant selling pressure, with a whale offloading large amounts, weakening its performance relative to Bitcoin. On the macroeconomic front, stronger-than-expected U.S. non-farm payroll data has eased stagflation concerns. Digital asset investment products saw net inflows of $857.9 million last week, marking a continued trend of positive investment sentiment.