The U.S.-Iran ceasefire is nearing its end, causing traders to brace for potential volatility in the cryptocurrency market, particularly affecting Bitcoin, which needs to maintain a price above $74,000 to sustain a positive risk sentiment. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz initially boosted oil prices and risk assets, but tensions resurfaced with Iran's military actions against ships and the U.S. seizing an Iranian tanker. This week also features significant macroeconomic events, including the release of consumer price indices from Canada and the UK, as well as Tesla's earnings report on April 22, where estimates suggest earnings of $0.3 per share. Additionally, various DAOs are conducting governance votes on funding and operational changes, reflecting the active engagement within the crypto community. As macroeconomic pressures and potential geopolitical tensions unfold, traders will be closely monitoring Bitcoin's performance and broader market reactions.