Hope For Iran Deal Sparks Risk-On Rally, Bitcoin Nears $75K

Hope For Iran Deal Sparks Risk-On Rally, Bitcoin Nears $75K

Hope For Iran Deal Sparks Risk-On Rally, Bitcoin Nears $75K
A wave of forced liquidations swept through crypto markets on Tuesday as traders who had bet against Bitcoin and Ether were caught off guard by a sharp price surge tied to hopes of a US-Iran agreement. Related Reading: Dollar’s Shrinking Value Adds Fuel To XRP Bull Case: Finance Expert Around 80% of the $530 million in total liquidations over 24 hours — roughly $425 million — came from leveraged short positions in the two largest cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin touched just under $75,000 on CoinMarketCap, a level not seen in nearly a month, before running into heavy resistance and retreating to about $74,655. Ether made an even bigger move, climbing 7% to reach $2,378 — its highest point since early February. Geopolitical Hopes Fuel The Move The rally came as markets began pricing in the possibility of a negotiated end to weeks of tension between Washington and Tehran. Jeff Mei, chief operat
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The crypto market saw a sharp price surge following a US-Iran deal, with Bitcoin and Ether trading above $75,000 and Ether climbing to $2,378. Geopolitical hopes fuelled the rally, but uncertainty remains as markets await the outcome of the deal.