Bitcoin falls 2% after Trump declares the Iran ceasefire over, threatening to erase a three-day ETF inflow streak worth $509M.

Bitcoin dropped to around $63,323 as US-Iran geopolitical tensions stalled diplomatic negotiations, weighing on crypto risk appetite after $1.1B in June

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.

Bitcoin falls 2% after Trump declares the Iran ceasefire over, threatening to erase a three-day ETF inflow streak worth $509M.

Bitcoin trades near $62,103 as the daily chart rejects $64,000, MACD flashes bullish, and longer averages stay bearish.

Trump declared the US-Iran ceasefire over at the NATO summit. Bitcoin dropped over 2% to $62,000 as oil surged and risk-off sentiment hit crypto markets.

Cowen says Bitcoin's four-year cycle points to a July counter-trend rally before a final drop later this year, mirroring 2018 and 2022.

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.

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