Bitcoin’s price recently fluctuated significantly, dropping below $60,000 and then rebounding to around $65,000.
This volatility was influenced by geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel, with market reactions closely tied to the unfolding events and their potential for escalation or resolution.
Besides Bitcoin, the broader cryptocurrency market also displayed similar volatility, with altcoins like Ethereum, Solana, Toncoin, and ICP showing notable price movements. O
Overall, the crypto market cap increased, reflecting a mix of investor anxiety and opportunistic buying during this turbulent period.
Last week, Bitcoin’s price dramatically fell from over $70,000 to $65,000 following comments from the US Federal Reserve on interest rates.
The following day, amid escalating tensions as Iran engaged militarily with Israel, the price dropped further to $61,000. Although Bitcoin briefly recovered early this week, it struggled to maintain those gains amid overall bearish market sentiment, even dipping below $60,000 multiple times.
Recently, after news that Iran might not escalate attacks, Bitcoin’s price surged back to around $65,000. Currently, its market cap is close to $1.3 trillion, holding a 51.7% dominance in the crypto market.
