Geopolitics has stepped back into the spotlight, and the crypto market is feeling the pressure. As tensions between the US and Iran escalate and Bitcoin slips below $USDC 70,000, the market narrative is shifting fast — from aggressive upside chasing to capital protection.

Here’s how experienced traders are navigating this phase 👇

🔸 Bitcoin: “Digital Gold” or Risk Asset?

Despite the safe-haven narrative, Bitcoin is currently behaving more like a risk asset. Historically, during the early stages of military or geopolitical escalation, BTC tends to sell off first due to liquidity-driven liquidations.

Recent events have followed a similar pattern.

Strategy:

Avoid FOMO longs during negative headlines. Let volatility cool down before taking directional trades.

🔸 Stablecoins Are the Safe Zone

A clear signal right now is the rising dominance of $USDT and $USDC. Smart money is rotating into stables to stay protected from sudden 5–10% news-driven drops.

Strategy:

Keep 30–40% of your portfolio in stablecoins. This acts as dry powder to capitalize on deeper pullbacks.

🔸 Caution Around High-Risk Altcoins

Regulatory pressure is increasing on platforms and tokens with exposure to sanction-sensitive regions. This creates additional uncertainty and headline risk, especially for low-cap altcoins.

Strategy:

Stay away from low-liquidity alts linked to regulatory or geopolitical uncertainty until conditions stabilize.

🔸 Key Levels to Watch

For Bitcoin, $USDC 67,500 remains a critical short-term level.

Holding above it could trigger a relief bounce

A breakdown opens the door toward $62,000

🔥 My Current Plan:

I’m keeping around 50% in cash and placing staggered limit orders near $XRP 64,200, staying flexible as the situation develops.

📌 Bottom Line:

This is not the phase for emotional trading. It’s a phase for patience, protection, and preparation.

What’s your strategy in this market?

👇 Drop your thoughts — I’m reviewing portfolio outlooks for early commenters.

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