This weekend, despite global tensions, Bitcoin managed to stay just below the $90,000 level. News about President Nicolas Maduro being arrested and taken to the United States could trigger a sudden sell-off that would affect risk appetite, but a noticeable calm prevailed in the crypto markets.

Following the allegations, Bitcoin’s movement remained flat in the news flow for Monday. Prices briefly dipped but recovered quickly, fluctuating around $91,000 to $93,000 throughout the weekend. TradingView data shows that this activity indicates there has been no break in the market’s decision-making process.
On-chain data, aligned with indexing data, supported the market’s calmness. CryptoQuant analysis indicated that there was no increase in flows to exchanges, suggesting that selling pressure was weaker than expected. Previous sudden exits during past conflicts were limited this time, and investors preferred to adopt a stance without seeking liquidity.








































































































