US media reports that the US military is preparing for a ground invasion of Iran, with Bitcoin showing muted reactions over the weekend.

According to market news, the US has begun preparations this week for a possible ground invasion of Iran that could last up to two months.

Reports indicate that the Pentagon is considering sending up to 10,000 additional troops to the region, which could deliver a 'devastating blow' to Iran.

Additionally, the Kobeissi Letter, citing The Washington Post, reported and posted on X that such invasions would involve joint raids by special operations forces and conventional infantry units.

Currently, internal discussions are focused on two key operational directions. First, whether to seize Khark Island, which is a pillar of Iran's oil infrastructure; secondly, whether to conduct raids on other coastal areas near the Strait of Hormuz.

The report also notes that President Trump has recently alternated between declaring that 'the war is about to end' and signaling that the situation 'could escalate,' highlighting his indecision in the final decision-making process.

Historical data shows that during US-Iran military conflicts, Bitcoin prices often fluctuate more dramatically during the weekend, before traditional financial markets open;

However, as of the time of writing, Bitcoin prices have remained around $66,500, showing steady overall movement without significant volatility due to the aforementioned news.

Analysts believe that the market may still be in a wait-and-see mode, awaiting clearer developments in the situation next week, at which point there may be a more definite reaction in price trends.

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