Just noticed Bitcoin bounced back to $72.89K today, up over 2% as traders came back from the Easter break. Apparently there's been some chatter about potential Iran ceasefire talks, which is easing a lot of the geopolitical tension that's been weighing on crypto markets. The move pushed the whole market cap back above $2.5 trillion, with Ethereum climbing to $2.24K and Solana hitting $84.99. Dogecoin also popped to $0.09. What's interesting is the liquidation data from the past 24 hours - looks like a ton of traders were positioned for further downside heading into the weekend. The short squeeze alone was massive, catching a lot of people off guard when the sentiment suddenly flipped from bearish to optimistic. But here's the thing - Bitcoin's still stuck in that $65K to $73K range that's been containing everything for the past five weeks. We got back to the top of the channel, but there's still resistance overhead around $71.5K and higher. The real question is whether this ceasefire momentum actually holds or if it becomes another headline that gets walked back in a couple days. That's what'll determine if this bounce has any staying power in the crypto space.