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Bitcoin (BTC) surged Tuesday evening after President Donald Trump announced a temporary ceasefire with Iran, sending the largest cryptocurrency higher and prompting a broader market repricing.
Following Trump’s announcement, Bitcoin jumped nearly 5% and traded around $72,174 at the time of writing. Crypto market capitalization rose from roughly $2.3 trillion to about $2.43 trillion as investors returned to risk assets, while oil prices fell on the de-escalation in the Middle East.
In his post, Trump said he agreed to suspend strikes on Iran for two weeks, conditional on Tehran’s commitment to “COMPLETE, IMMEDIATE, and SAFE OPENING of the Strait of Hormuz.” The President added that the decision followed conversations with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Field Marshal Asim Munir, who asked him to hold off on military action.
Despite the recovery, a sustained breakout that could propel Bitcoin toward 2025 levels is not assured. Investors are now watching the $74,000 level, which has acted as a significant resistance barrier over the past two months.
BTC’s short-term direction will depend on whether it can clear and maintain above $74,000. The current gains may fade if the $74,000 barrier holds and buying demand weakens, but a decisive break above it would strengthen the bullish outlook.
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