What does the U.S.-Iran conflict mean for Digital Assets?


Jannick Bröring
Spotlight
The digital asset market sustained its upward trajectory last week, building solidly on the positive start to the quarter. Bitcoin successfully cleared the $64,000 resistance level, briefly touching $66,500 before consolidating, while Ethereum maintained its leadership role with a strong foundation that was built. The primary catalysts shifted from regulatory anticipation to tangible market action, as net inflows into Spot-ETFs accelerated significantly, driven by institutional rebalancing. Furthermore, legal clarity in the U.S. advanced as the SEC finalized its streamlined compliance guidelines under the upcoming Clarity Act, removing a layer of persistent fog for institutional investors.
Simultaneously, gold & stocks, testing new highs as macroeconomic hedging remained top of mind. The anticipated capital rotation from mega-cap AI stocks into broader "risk-on" assets gathered visible steam; as tech heavyweights experienced a second consecutive week of healthy profit-taking, crypto assets and small-cap equities became the primary beneficiaries of this fresh liquidity injection.


