Bitcoin recently showed strong volatility amid geopolitical tensions and shifting institutional flows. The price briefly surged above $73,000, supported by optimism around pro-crypto policies from Donald Trump and renewed interest in crypto stocks like Coinbase. Bitcoin reached about $73,400, a one-month high, even as tensions in Iran increased.

However, the rally quickly cooled. BTC later fell back to the $67,000–$70,000 range as institutional sentiment weakened. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded around $349 million in net outflows, one of the largest recent withdrawals, indicating that some large investors reduced exposure during the uncertainty.

For users, this highlights two key signals: geopolitical events can trigger short-term volatility, and institutional flows especially ETFs are becoming a major factor influencing crypto market momentum.
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