$BTC fall off the 83,000 mark right after Trump rejects a proposal to pause fighting with Iran
Bitcoin’s price has fallen by more than 2.5% over the past 24 hours, dropping from a near-85,000 high to below 83,000. President Trump said he does not rule out further attacks on Iran; negotiations to pause fighting would be deadlocked; and Brent crude has also pushed above the 100 mark at the same time.
CoinDesk, Investing.com, and many other financial sources all confirm the same trend: rising geopolitical risk is driving money away from risk assets, and Bitcoin is no exception.
Bitcoin ETF flows are still coming in strongly in recent days. It seems institutions are not panicking—perhaps only retail traders are selling ahead.
If you’re holding leverage, be careful. News like this can often create abrupt, unpredictable volatility.
Watch the next statement from the White House regarding Iran. One sentence could send the price even further.
Personal observation only, not investment advice
#BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto #Iran #Macro
Bitcoin’s price has fallen by more than 2.5% over the past 24 hours, dropping from a near-85,000 high to below 83,000. President Trump said he does not rule out further attacks on Iran; negotiations to pause fighting would be deadlocked; and Brent crude has also pushed above the 100 mark at the same time.
CoinDesk, Investing.com, and many other financial sources all confirm the same trend: rising geopolitical risk is driving money away from risk assets, and Bitcoin is no exception.
Bitcoin ETF flows are still coming in strongly in recent days. It seems institutions are not panicking—perhaps only retail traders are selling ahead.
If you’re holding leverage, be careful. News like this can often create abrupt, unpredictable volatility.
Watch the next statement from the White House regarding Iran. One sentence could send the price even further.
Personal observation only, not investment advice
#BTC #Bitcoin #Crypto #Iran #Macro
