
Imagine a room full of hungry financiers with oddly shaped hats-CryptoQuant’s report reveals that Bitcoin had been dancing at a fragile rhythm since early in the year. On February 29, it slid to about $63,000 after the U.S. and Israel decided to throw a sneaky war‑time tantrum at Iran. But don’t worry; a volatile spark sparked a quick comeback: by March 2, the valiant digital coin clambered toward $70,000, then dived over $73,000 by the 4th and 5th, spurred by a delightful rush of opportunists trading like mad capiche.