Bitcoin reaches a two-week high as risk appetite returns following a US-Iran peace deal, boosting market confidence.

A de-escalation in the Iran conflict pulled oil lower and sent global stocks higher, lifting crypto out of a wildly volatile seven days.

Bitcoin breached $64K following a teased U.S.-Iran peace deal, but massive spot ETF outflows reveal a deeper, critical liquidity crisis.

Bitcoin hovered near $64,000, buoyed by falling oil prices and optimism for a US-Iran peace deal, which lifted overall risk sentiment. While Bitcoin saw a slight gain, Ethereum…

The US and Iran agreed on a peace deal framework, sending Bitcoin past $64,000 as markets price in reduced geopolitical risk and ETF inflows accelerate.

Trump's US-Iran peace deal sends the Nikkei 225 surging nearly 4% and Bitcoin above $63K as markets rapidly reprice geopolitical risk across global assets.

The price of crude oil is tumbling, and U.S. stock futures are moving higher.

The US and Iran confirmed an interim deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, reshaping oil markets and Bitcoin's trajectory after months of conflict-driven

Leading cryptocurrencies lifted alongside stock futures overnight on Sunday after President Donald Trump said that a framework agreement to end the conflict with Iran had been…

A peace agreement that reopens the Strait of Hormuz pulled the geopolitical premium out of oil and put back into risk assets.

Bitcoin reaches a two-week high as risk appetite returns following a US-Iran peace deal, boosting market confidence.

A ceasefire in April collapsed, and US strikes broke a second truce on June 9 with bitcoin giving back the entire move both times.

The rally reflected improving risk sentiment following reports that the U.S. and Iran have reached a peace agreement, analysts said.

Bitcoin climbed about 2.4% to near 66,000, a two-week high, after a US-Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz sent oil lower and lifted risk markets.