Bitcoin prices surged on expectations of easing tensions in the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly instructed the initiation of negotiations with Lebanon, following Trump's demand for Israel to reduce military operations to maintain the ceasefire. Following the announcement, Bitcoin jumped approximately 3%, currently trading at around $72,300, a 24-hour increase of about 2%, significantly outperforming mainstream crypto assets. Ethereum, Solana, and XRP all saw gains of less than 1%. Meanwhile, US stocks rebounded, and oil prices retreated from their intraday highs. Notably, Bitcoin's performance has diverged significantly from that of tech stocks, with the 20-day rolling correlation coefficient falling to approximately 0.34, indicating that Bitcoin is gradually moving away from its correlation with tech stocks and is being driven more by macro-geopolitical factors and risk aversion. (CoinDesk)