The delisting could reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics, boost Gulf investments, and alter global financial dynamics, impacting crypto markets.
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Although Bitcoin (BTC) price rebounded on July 9 amid an erosion of the TACO (Trump always chickens out) trade’s edge, the risk of a Bitcoin price crash remains palpable within the crypto community. Over the past 30 days, Bitcoin price has been trapped in horizontal consolidation around $62,750 amid a tug-of-war between spot investors and derivatives traders. As such, Bitcoin price remains in a multi-month bear market, with lower lows and lower highs already confirmed year-to-date (YTD). BTC price YTD chart. Source: Finbold The recent BTC price rebound from a crucial support level around $60,000, as Finbold explained, has been fueled by increased demand for its futures market. Notably, BTC’s futures demand has rebounded from around -295,000 BTC to slightly positive territory, per data from CryptoQuant. BTC spot and perp futures demand growth for 30 days. Source: CryptoQuant. With spot demand still
The differing approaches to a US sovereign wealth fund highlight deep political divides, impacting future economic strategies and tech industry relations.
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War-related social volume across crypto platforms climbed to a three-month high on Tuesday after former President Trump announced the U.S. was withdrawing from the Iran ceasefire and warned that additional military action was on the table. According to the Santiment update, mentions of “war,” “Iran,” and “ceasefire” exploded immediately after the statements, pushing the social trend indicator to levels not seen since April. The spike followed renewed U.S.-Iran strikes and a collapse in diplomacy, with traders scrambling to gauge whether the escalation was a fresh geopolitical shock or another cycle of headline brinkmanship. For markets, the immediate question is whether this chatter translates into sustained selling pressure or just another round of headline-driven whipsaws. Santiment warned that the likely outcome is more volatility before
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Key Takeaways XRP declined 4.32% to approximately $1.07 on July 8 following Trump’s announcement ending the US-Iran ceasefire The geopolitical escalation sparked over $400 million in cryptocurrency liquidations across the market XRP experienced $8.61 million in long position liquidations — the largest since June 25 XRP spot ETFs registered no capital inflows on both July 6 and July 7 Critical support zone exists at $1.00–$1.05; breaking below could send XRP down to $0.90 XRP experienced a significant downturn on July 8 after President Donald Trump announced the termination of the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran. During remarks at the NATO Summit in Ankara, Trump referred to Iranian leadership as “scum” and stated his unwillingness to continue diplomatic negotiations. [[EMBED_0]] The United States had conducted strikes against 80 Iranian targets on July
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Commerzbank’s Thu Lan Nguyen argues that recent US policy towards Iran has reversed market expectations of a rapid normalisation in Gulf energy supplies, challenging earlier pricing of an Oil supply glut. With the Iran deal apparently called off by President Trump, she notes that Middle East risks remain unresolved, implying a renewed risk premium and potential volatility in energy prices. US stance revives supply risk “Over the past few days we had expressed scepticism about the rapid decline in the oil price, not least because shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has picked up but still remains well below pre-war levels. The market, however, appeared to look straight through this and was already pricing in supply glut on the oil market.” “It turns out that the US administration shares our sceptical assessment of the oil supply situation rather than the market’s. And
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Key Takeaways BTC declined 2.1% to approximately $62,115 following Trump’s announcement that the US-Iran ceasefire has ended Brent crude oil prices spiked, momentarily exceeding $80 per barrel Crypto analyst Michaël Van de Poppe identified $61,000 as a critical support threshold Federal Reserve meeting minutes revealed internal disagreement about potential rate increases, pressuring risk-on assets Bitcoin spot ETFs in the US recorded three consecutive days of positive net flows despite price weakness Bitcoin experienced a decline exceeding 2% on Wednesday as heightened tensions between the United States and Iran disrupted global financial markets and triggered a sharp rally in crude oil prices. Bitcoin (BTC) Price The leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization retreated to approximately $62,115, down from levels above $64,600 observed earlier in the trading week.
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Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP bounced after US President Donald Trump said that Iran had called him and wanted to make a deal. US stock futures also turned green following the completion of strikes confirmed by the US Central Command on Thursday. President Trump Claims Iran Seeks Deal After Second Set of Strikes Stocks and crypto markets reacted positively to President Trump’s latest comments that Iran called him, saying “they want to make a deal so badly.” However, he is unsure about making a deal with Iran again amid ceasefire violations and strikes against US forces in the Middle East. “I just don’t know if they’re worthy of making a deal. I don’t know that they’re going to honor the deal. That’s the problem,” Trump said. The White House is preparing for a multi-day or even weeks of strikes against Iran over the Strait of Hormuz control. Bitcoin and XRP bounc
