US strikes Iran in push for ‘peace’, but Iran won’t back down — Bitcoin tumbles as tensions rise.
Russia makes its stance clear on Iran, and markets sell off in response.
Markets are full of mixed signals, with no clear read on where the conflict is heading.
Powell offered no surprises, while markets hold steady awaiting clarity on Middle East risks.
With US involvement in the Middle Eastern conflict looking increasingly imminent, market fear is mounting fast.
Trump’s Tehran evacuation warning triggers market sell-off, halting Bitcoin’s breakout just as bullish momentum returned.
Risk-on assets sit on edge while Gold rallies amid escalating conflict.
Iran retaliates to Israel’s strikes as risk-off sentiment continues to deepen across markets.
Israel has launched a preemptive strike on Iran, and markets are firmly in risk-off mode.
Softer-than-expected CPI data sparked a brief rally in risk assets, but Bitcoin failed to hold gains as momentum faded and capital rotated toward Gold.
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Ethereum extends its lead as Bitcoin cools off, fuelling fresh speculation that altseason may finally be underway.
Another strong 24 hours has Bitcoin on the brink of blue sky territory...
Bitcoin built on Friday’s bullish momentum over the weekend, positioning itself well for the volatile week ahead.
Bitcoin stages a V-shaped recovery, nearly erasing the Trump–Musk fallout losses.
Donald Trump and Elon Musk have fallen out, with their public feud spilling from the Whitehouse into the markets.
"Nothing stops this train"
Is the tide is turning? Institutional flows favour Ethereum over Bitcoin.
As geopolitical tensions escalate and fiscal risks rise, Bitcoin holds key support and rallies as investors seek refuge in hard assets.
Bitcoin has started June on a positive note, even as tensions escalate between the US, China, and the EU.