Bitcoin went up 5% for peace in Iran and Russia attacked Coca-Cola factory

Coimpaper reported that Bitcoin had risen by more than 5 per cent on Thursday, surpassing $81,000, as the market was optimistic about the expected easing of the situation between the United States and Iran. Nevertheless, Russian attacks on Ukraine continued to intensify, and Ukrainian media reported that Russian drone attacks had damaged the Coca-Cola beverage plant in the Kiev region. The Middle East conflict is directly linked to financial markets, and the Strait of Hormuz is critical to the global energy supply, with Brent crude oil prices approaching $98 per barrel. High energy prices can drive inflation, influence bond markets and reduce the possibility of the Federal Reserve ' s liberalization. Bitcoin's performance was complicated by the geopolitical crisis, and while global tensions persisted, the expected changes in the market vis-à-vis the energy crisis in the Middle East could have contributed to the rise in bitcoin。