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Bitcoin rose more than 5% on Tuesday morning, reaching $74,901 before settling around $74,400, its highest level since March 17. The move followed signals from U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting Iran may be interested in resuming peace talks, alongside clarification from CENTCOM that the naval blockade would not impede non-Iranian shipping through the Strait.
Bloomberg reported bitcoin climbed to $74,901 at 8:30 AM Singapore time before paring gains to around $74,400. Ether rose about 5% to $2,370, while XRP also advanced as the broader crypto market rallied.
The rally was attributed to two developments: Trump’s comments indicating Iran had expressed interest in returning to negotiations, and CENTCOM’s clarification that the blockade targets only Iranian-port traffic rather than all shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
The price jump also liquidated short positions across the crypto derivatives market. The pattern echoed the move seen on April 7, when the original ceasefire announcement cleared $427 million in leveraged short bets and helped push bitcoin from $68,500 to $72,700 within hours.
According to the article, bitcoin’s pricing shifted sharply between Monday and Tuesday:
The article characterizes the market’s response as highly sensitive to Iran-related headlines, describing a directional trade where war progress tends to weigh on prices while peace progress supports them—amplified by short-heavy positioning built over 46 consecutive days of extreme fear.
The article notes that a full peace deal or a ceasefire extension before April 22 would likely trigger a larger move. Market analyst Sam Daodu outlined a $75,000 to $80,000 range as a target if new talks produce even a temporary agreement, and a potential path toward $100,000 by year-end if a full deal materializes and oil returns toward pre-war levels near $65 to $70 per barrel.
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