#CryptoNewss
$BTC
Bitcoin has pulled back from last week’s move above $87,000 as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions pressured risk assets and interrupted its September rebound.
CoinGecko data showed Bitcoin falling below $84,000 during Monday trading after reaching a seven-day high above $87,000 last week. $BTC later recovered toward the $84,000–$85,000 area as traders assessed geopolitical risk and the next batch of U.S. economic data.
Ethereum faced similar pressure after trading above $2,700 last week, while XRP consolidated near $1.50. The moves followed gains across major cryptocurrencies during the previous week.
The major crypto remains well above its mid-September lows near $75,000–$77,000. CoinGecko historical data show $BTC closing near $75,590 on Sept. 15 before climbing above $86,000 less than a week later.
$BTC
Bitcoin has pulled back from last week’s move above $87,000 as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions pressured risk assets and interrupted its September rebound.
CoinGecko data showed Bitcoin falling below $84,000 during Monday trading after reaching a seven-day high above $87,000 last week. $BTC later recovered toward the $84,000–$85,000 area as traders assessed geopolitical risk and the next batch of U.S. economic data.
Ethereum faced similar pressure after trading above $2,700 last week, while XRP consolidated near $1.50. The moves followed gains across major cryptocurrencies during the previous week.
The major crypto remains well above its mid-September lows near $75,000–$77,000. CoinGecko historical data show $BTC closing near $75,590 on Sept. 15 before climbing above $86,000 less than a week later.
