Bitcoin's price dips below $65,000 as investors react to geopolitical tensions from the US-Iran interim agreement and concerns over shifting global monetary policies.

Bitcoin surged nearly 3% to $65,400 after the US and Iran reached an agreement to end hostilities and reopen the critical Strait of Hormuz.

Bitcoin rebounded more than 11% from its June 5 low near $59,000 to around $66,500 as easing Middle East tensions and continued institutional accumulation from major corporate…

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.

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.

Bitcoin's price dips below $65,000 as investors react to geopolitical tensions from the US-Iran interim agreement and concerns over shifting global monetary policies.

Bitcoin price fell to around $62,000 after a hawkish Federal Reserve outlook dampened risk appetite.

BTC slides to $62K, wiping out gains despite a U.S.-Iran peace accord that boosted stocks. Read how the drop triggered $601M in liquidations.