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Bitcoin slipped to $73,558 (-1.06%) as risk assets diverged — equities rallied on ceasefire optimism while crypto faded. ETH down 0.76% in sympathy.

The Trump regulator dropping the Winklevoss case should be tailwind, but BTC dominance at 57.7% with falling prices says new flows aren't arriving. Crypto trades like a stale long here, not a fresh bid.

$72,000 is the line that turns this from chop into a real downside test. ETF flow data Friday; any positive headline on the Genius Act/regulation push could re-anchor. Resistance $75,500.

Gold rebounded to $4,523 (+1.71%) as US strikes on Iran reignited the safe-haven bid after two sessions of ceasefire-driven selling. Silver led the precious metals complex higher with a +1.90% move.

The Iran story is a two-sided coin flip and gold remains the cleanest hedge for both inflation tail-risk (if oil spikes) and stagflation (if growth slows). Fed cut bets keep real yields contained.

Friday PCE inflation print is the binary catalyst — hot reading hits gold via real yields, cool print extends the rally. Support $4,450; resistance $4,580 then prior high $4,650.