PANews June 14 news, according to CoinDesk, as traders weighed geopolitical impacts and tariff uncertainties, Bitcoin fell below $104,200 overnight, but then rebounded under high volume and quickly stabilized, currently hovering around $105,100, down 0.22% in the past 24 hours, because traders have basically digested geopolitical tensions. Traders seem to be inclined to be bullish in the medium term, because despite Bitcoin's intraday volatility, it still maintains a pattern of moving lows, and profit-taking near $106,000 limits the upward momentum, but the support level near $105,000 continues to attract bargain hunting. Market participants are paying close attention to this range, especially when risk aversion demand and risk sentiment are still intertwined.