
Bitcoin Dips Below $65,000 as Oil Surge, Rising Yields Fuel Risk-Off Sentiment
Bitcoin fell under $65,000 as Brent crude topped $100 and Treasury yields climbed amid geopolitical tensions.
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Bitcoin fell under $65,000 as Brent crude topped $100 and Treasury yields climbed amid geopolitical tensions.
Brent crude hits $90 amid escalating Iran war, raising Fed rate hike expectations and pressuring Bitcoin.

Bitcoin remains lower despite ceasefire reports that boosted U.S. equity futures.
Iran's military command shuts Strait of Hormuz, citing U.S. and Israel violations of a recent agreement.

LVRG Research director warns Bitcoin could see volatile moves if the recently agreed US-Iran peace deal breaks down.

Bitcoin hit a two-week high after President Trump announced a toll-free deal for the Strait of Hormuz with Iran.

BTC hovers near $62,350 after Trump says US-Iran deal could be reached within days.
US launches strikes on Iran after Apache helicopter incident, triggering volatility in Bitcoin, gold, and oil.

BTC retreated from overnight highs as geopolitical risks weighed on risk assets and pushed oil prices higher.

Bitcoin and altcoins retreated as a 3% oil jump fueled by Middle East tensions dampened risk appetite.