Trump walked away from Iran nuclear talks over the weekend, and the market felt it immediately. Geopolitical tension spiked, oil markets jittered, and BTC briefly tested $80,500 before finding footing. The pattern is familiar: when macro risk rises, crypto gets sold first and asked questions later. But BTC held $80K into the weekly close -- a sign that institutional hands are not running for the exit just yet. What makes this different from previous Iran flare-ups is the broader macro backdrop. Strategy just paused Bitcoin buying for a week. Inflation data coming this week is expected to come in hot. The Fed is not cutting. Add a collapsed diplomatic deal into that mix and you have a recipe for short-term volatility. Analysts are flagging $70K as a possible downside scenario if risk-off sentiment escalates. Still, the sell pressure has been measured, not panicked. BTC dominance sits at 58.24% -- money is staying in the ecosystem even as alts pull back. If the Iran situation de-escalates or stays contained, the dip could be a gift for buyers. If it worsens, $76K is the first real test. Geopolitics remains the wildcard no model can price. How are you positioned heading into a week with both macro risk and key regulatory votes on the calendar? #TrumpRejectsIranDeal