Bitcoin (BTC) fell to about $68,800 on April 7, driven by geopolitical risks in the Middle East and Trump’s hardline remarks toward Iran. The Saudi explosion incident boosted global safe-haven sentiment, and technical indicators showed overbought pressure. In addition, Bitcoin’s key support lies in the $67,500 to $69,500 range; if it breaks below $66,000, the risk will widen to $64,000. Several analysts believe the pullback is more like a healthy correction rather than a trend reversal.

Robert Kiyosaki warns that the world faces the risk of a major war due to an oil crisis, and points out that traditional financial planning faces challenges. He advises investors to treat gold, silver, and Bitcoin as safe-haven assets to respond to the impacts of geopolitical conflicts and a high-inflation environment.

Bitcoin BTC$67,345.02 tends to outperform traditional safe haven assets like gold in the two months following major global crises, according to new analysis from Brazilian crypto exchange Mercado Bitcoin. The study, led by Rony Szuster, head of research at the Latin American crypto platform,

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On April 3, 2026, the U.S. and Iran carried out bombing attacks on Iran’s critical infrastructure, prompting Iran’s military to respond and attack related facilities, causing global crude oil prices to spike sharply. Rising energy prices intensified countries’ inflation expectations, putting pressure on crypto assets and risk assets, and exposing digital infrastructure to greater vulnerabilities. Mining Bitcoin became more costly, and changes in the market’s demand for safe-haven assets are worth monitoring.

Safe Foundation launched Safenet on April 2, providing decentralized transaction security verification for Safe non-custodial wallet users. By having independent verifiers assess transactions, it ensures they are executed only after passing safety checks, blocking common attacks. The SAFE token expands utility, allowing holders to stake for rewards. The platform is designed to strengthen users’ asset security, and is expected to reach breakeven in 2025.

Safe Foundation, the organization behind the non-custodial multi-signature wallet protocol Safe, has launched Safenet, a decentralized transaction security network that requires proposed transactions to pass a validator check before execution.

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Safe has launched Safenet, a new security network for non-custodial wallets aimed at mitigating common transaction errors and security risks. This initiative enhances the economic role of the SAFE token by integrating it directly with security services, potentially increasing token demand and wallet safety in the evolving crypto infrastructure market.