There are some negative factors in the world which can influence Bitcoin's price negatively, such as threats of war between Iran and Israel...
Well, the attack from Iran to Israel yesterday had instant impact over crypto market, crashing Bitcoin from 67,000$ to 61,700$ in a matter of 2 hours. The market got out of control for a while with many fearing and speculating a major crash, which thankfully didn't happen. As soon as Bitcoin crashed to the support level, it already started pumping once again to current rates of 64,000$. It was a decent recovery, and just confirm the previous trend which indicates it's going to remain stable inside 60,000$'s price range for now.
I don't think, however, it was a direct impact of the conflict. Rather, it must have been speculators trying to take advantage of the attack to manipulate the market, through encouraging investors to believe a major crash was coming, leading them to sell their holdings, so the whales could buy another batch of coins cheaper before the next ATH. Bitcoin didn't fall below the 60,000$ line, though, so the market calmed down and resumed the previous tendency.