Trump rejected the Iran nuclear deal and is now reportedly eyeing a military strike. Crypto felt the ripple immediately: April CPI hit 3.8%, with oil price spikes from US-Iran tensions cited as a major driver. When geopolitical risk rises this fast it creates a chain reaction -- oil up, CPI up, rate-cut expectations down, risk assets volatile. BTC tested $79,880 before recovering to $81,135. The speed of the recovery matters. In 2022, macro shocks broke BTC's price structure for months. In 2026, BTC bounced in hours. That is the institutional floor working as designed. ETF holders are not watching oil prices and making BTC decisions -- their thesis is structural. But the macro linkage is still real: a full-scale US-Iran military engagement is a different category of risk that no floor can fully absorb. Short positions are clustered in the $81,550 to $85,000 range. Long support sits at $76,328 and $75,000. Iran is the wildcard that breaks this range either direction -- de-escalation targets $85K, escalation tests the $75K longs. The geopolitical trade of the week is live. How are you hedging Iran risk in your portfolio right now? #TrumpEyesIranStrike