Now that the USA has captured Maduro in Venezuela will it make crypto crash.

[YOSHIE]

Will the USA's raid on Venezuela and the capture of Maduro Rock crypto prices?

Because we are talking about speculation, war, presidents, crypto and arrests.
Of course we are not just talking here, maybe we need some documents regarding the arrest of Nicolás Maduro by the US, Currently news and rumors on the front page in almost every country are talking about Maduro's arrest and crypto/Bitcoin assets.

Many experts speculate that Maduro holds large amounts of Bitcoin, but I looked for this speculation and there was not a single speculation that claimed this statement, it was just an issue, I think the real situation is: Rumors are swirling about Venezuela holding $60 billion in Bitcoin—but crypto experts are skeptical

Following the United States’ capture of Nicolás Maduro over the weekend, a report came out claiming that Venezuela had $60 billion stored in Bitcoin—leading to speculation that the U.S. could lay claim to cryptocurrency as well as oil. Despite numerous reports of the huge Venezuelan Bitcoin stash, however, a crypto forensic firm is skeptical of the claims.

I can conclude that the US strategy regarding Maduro's turmoil and arrest has no effect on the crypto and Bitcoin markets, my speculation is that the US's main target is to control oil wells.

Logic: let's think about the value of $60 billion. I think it's easy for the US to get it in the crypto market, especially since Donald Trump is pro Bitcoin and one of the creators of Trump's crypto assets, that's my speculation, so the goal is not to shake up the crypto market, instead the oil field.

[Jegileman]

The U.S. just went in and captured Maduro, quick and smooth. So it was not an extended conflict, if it prolly was, then it may have had an impact on the price of bitcoin and crypto, particularly in the long run. Bitcoin is doing fine, with $90k being a very strong support for sometime now. I actually believe right now the price is more likely to rise to a $100k, than it is for it to crash well below the current support, but we'd see how things pan out.

Regardless, I still don’t see this as a very strong reason for bitcoin price to be affected. The market may look to be consolidating and doesn’t have a definite direction now but I’m certain this news will have effect of it even though it is for the short time and not for long term effect or purpose. The support of $100K wasn’t broken after this news, so this was a strong indication that the news about the capture  didn’t have any effect much on the market. As for now, I can’t still tell for sure which is imminent to happen in the market, is it the bear run or the bull run? Time will tell about that soon. 

[Coyster]

Regardless, I still don’t see this as a very strong reason for bitcoin price to be affected.

Which is exactly what i said. My reason is that even though the capture of Maduro has economic implications, it wasn't one of those extended conflicts that would shift investor sentiment to bearish, causing them to move their money to other less volatile assets. That was not the case here, it didn't create too much tension, just countries either supporting or condemning the action by the U.S.

The support of $100K wasn’t broken after this news,

The support isn't $100k, do you mean $90k?

As for now, I can’t still tell for sure which is imminent to happen in the market, is it the bear run or the bull run? Time will tell about that soon. 

Nobody can tell for sure, it is harder to predict the price movement of bitcoin right now. It is prolly not going to move in the same manner as it has done in the past and a lot of people may not see that as a good thing, in terms of predicting the price movement in the long run.