Bitcoin rallied in tandem with stock markets as the US and Iran finally agreed to a peace deal, but it’s too early to suggest the crypto bear trend is over.

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.

Global leaders react to US-Iran peace deal progress as Bitcoin surges toward $64K and $150M in crypto shorts get liquidated on ceasefire optimism.

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

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.

A crypto relief rally has “partially arrived” as Trump announces a deal with Iran, but prediction market traders remain unconvinced.

The peace deal reached over the weekend provided the stimulus many markets had been waiting for. Crypto traders, however, have learned to distrust this particular headline

The US-Iran peace framework includes sanctions relief and $24B in asset releases. Bitcoin holds near $64K as oil prices fall and risk-on sentiment builds.

Trump's Iran peace deal and Strait of Hormuz reopening sent Bitcoin surging toward $67K, with ETH up 9.9% and SOL jumping 10.5% across crypto markets.

Bitcoin topped $67,000, a two-week high, after Trump declared the US-Iran deal complete and authorized reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Oil fell ~4% and ~$150M in shorts were…

Bitcoin surged above $66,000 after Trump announced a tentative US-Iran deal, but 60 days of nuclear negotiations and unresolved sanctions pose real risks

The US-Iran framework deal draws cautious Middle East reactions while Bitcoin rallies above $65,500. Here's what the ceasefire means for crypto investors.

BTC tops $67K and global stocks rally as a U.S.-Iran MOU reopens the Strait of Hormuz, easing energy fears.

Bitcoin surged back above $66,000 on Monday, with the U.S.-Iran peace deal boosting risk appetite.

A tentative US-Iran peace deal sent Bitcoin rallying 5% to $67,250 while oil prices dropped 5%, but competing claims from both sides leave the agreement's

Bitcoin price surged to a two-week high near $67,000 as an Iran ceasefire eased macro fears and Strategy’s $100 million Bitcoin purchase fueled crypto-stock gains.

The US-Iran peace deal reopens the Strait of Hormuz and ends the naval blockade, pushing Bitcoin above $65,500 while oil drops over 4% to $83 per barrel.

The US-Iran interim peace deal reopens the Strait of Hormuz, sends oil prices down over $3 per barrel, and pushes Bitcoin toward $64,100 in a broad risk-on

Trump's US-Iran peace deal sends Bitcoin past $67K as Brent crude drops 4-5%. Here's what the framework agreement means for crypto investors.