Crypto markets dip as US military action ends Iran ceasefire. Crude oil reaching a new all-time high by December 31 at 10.5% YES.

Leading cryptocurrencies and stocks fell on Tuesday, July 7, after U.S. strikes on Iran and the revocation of the oil sanctions waiver rattled investors.

The price of bitcoin (BTC) fell 2.5% and altcoins took heavier losses after Trump declared the ceasefire "over" following U.S. airstrikes in Iran.

Crypto markets dip as US military action ends Iran ceasefire. Crude oil reaching a new all-time high by December 31 at 10.5% YES.

US airstrikes on Iran ended the ceasefire, sending Bitcoin below $62K, Ethereum near $1,700, and Solana down 6.8% as risk-off sentiment gripped all markets.

Brent crude surged up to 7% and Bitcoin fell below $62,000 after Trump declared the Iran ceasefire over at a NATO summit, rattling global markets.

Trump declares US ceasefire with Iran over after Hormuz ship attacks. Bitcoin and Ether drop 2% as oil surges and markets shift to risk-off mode.

European markets fell and Bitcoin dropped to $62K-$63K after the US-Iran ceasefire collapsed on July 8, sending oil up 5% and triggering broad risk-off

Bitcoin’s July rally halts as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions drop prices below $62K, triggering over $372M in market-wide crypto liquidations.

Trump declared the Iran ceasefire over at the NATO summit, sending Bitcoin and Ether down over 2% while oil surged on Strait of Hormuz disruption fears.

Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies retreated as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions triggered a broader risk-off move across markets. Despite the near-term weakness, analysts continue…