The bitcoin price has dropped to 2026 lows of just under $60,000 per bitcoin, plunging by half from its October peak of $126,000
Bitcoin climbed back above $65,000 after reports that the U.S. and Iran reached a peace agreement eased geopolitical fears across markets. The move lifted crypto and equity markets together, reinforcing Bitcoin's short-term sensitivity to risk sentiment and macro headlines during volatile trading.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said that he remains “as bullish as ever” on Bitcoin and is still long. In his X post, Armstrong said Bitcoin is never as good or bad as it seems. I'm as bullish as ever on Bitcoin, and still long (as always). It's never as good or bad as it seems.
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A crypto relief rally has “partially arrived” as Trump announces a deal with Iran, but prediction market traders remain unconvinced.
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Bitcoin is entering a decisive week around 65,500 dollars, driven by the drop in oil prices and hopes for a de-escalation between the United States and Iran. A return to 69,000 dollars becomes credible in the short term.
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Bitcoin climbed back above $65,000 earlier today, reversing weeks of intense selling pressure after a sudden diplomatic breakthrough between the United States and Iran lifted a major geopolitical cloud over global financial markets.
Bitcoin returns to the center of discussions after a new phase of weakness in the crypto market. On-chain data shows a possible approach to a bottom, but demand remains fragile.
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