Bitcoin spot inflow surged nearly 1671% within five minutes, indicating that despite initial market volatility due to the Venezuela political crisis, institutional investors continued to buy heavily. Bitcoin's price initially dropped to $89,300 but quickly rebounded, with trading prices reaching $92,731.61, up 1.88% in 24 hours. This event highlights the evolving role of Bitcoin as a geopolitical hedge tool, with Venezuelan presidential candidate María Corina Machado advocating for it as a national "lifeline." Bitcoin's rapid rebound also suggests that a increasingly mature market is gradually driven more by utility than speculation.