Bitcoin is currently trading within a liquidity-driven range as global energy price suppression and geopolitical uncertainties persist. The U.S. has eased gasoline regulations, and the EU has postponed its ban on Russian oil to manage inflation and oil prices. However, ongoing U.S.-Iran negotiations and military deployments in the Middle East continue to prevent a full release of risk premiums, leading investors to seek safe-haven assets like gold. In this environment, Bitcoin has not established a clear trend, fluctuating between a sell order zone at $71.6K–$73K and a buy-side support cluster at $67K–$68K. The mid-range of $70K–$71K sees rapid price movements due to sparse liquidity. A stabilization above $71.6K could trigger a move towards $73K, while a drop below $68K might lead to further downward pressure. Until energy prices and geopolitical negotiations provide clearer direction, Bitcoin is expected to remain in a consolidation phase driven by liquidity dynamics.