Bitcoin’s price is expected to remain stable despite US strikes on Venezuela, says analyst Michael van de Poppe. The event, which took place on Saturday, is not likely to directly affect Bitcoin’s price due to being a planned attack. Bitcoin is currently trading at $91,290, up 1.66% in the past 24 hours.

Over the past seven days, Bitcoin’s price has risen by 4.19%. However, $60.04 million in leveraged Bitcoin positions were liquidated in the last 24 hours, with shorts accounting for $55.01 million. Bitcoin has previously shown resilience during times of geopolitical tension.

In June 2025, Bitcoin dropped 2.8% following explosions in Tehran, showing volatility during geopolitical events. Crypto analysts Tyler Hill and Shagun Makin believe Bitcoin can remain above $90,000 despite geopolitical noise. Hill suggests the market may respond positively to the recent events, potentially bringing green to the market.

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