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Bitcoin slips below $65,000 to nine-week low on geopolitical tensions

Bitcoin fell below $65,000 to its lowest level in nine weeks amid continuing geopolitical tensions. Cointelegraph reported that additional U.S. and Iranian air strikes shook ceasefire talks, weighing on bitcoin. Coinglass data showed about 277,000 traders were liquidated in 24 hours, totaling about $1.83 billion, with more than 90 percent in long positions. Market participants cited leveraged liquidations, ETF outflows and a break of technical support as key drivers.

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Bitcoin slumps to $65,000; leverage, Strategy sale and ETFs add pressure

Bitcoin slid into the $65,000 range to a new 2026 low, with broad declines across major tokens and bitcoin dominance falling to 57.75 percent. The drop was described as a compound shock led by excessive leverage and heavy spot inflows to exchanges. Strategy sold 32 bitcoins for the first time in four years, denting sentiment. Bitcoin broke below $70,000, triggering $1.5 billion in futures liquidations as spot bitcoin ETFs posted a third straight week of net outflows.

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Bitcoin rebounds on Trump\'s tease of Iran deal announcement

The cryptocurrency market regained about $75 billion in market value on news of progress toward a peace deal involving the United States and Iran. Bitcoin led the rebound, reaching the $77,000 level on major exchanges. Donald Trump said an agreement involving the United States, Iran and several Middle Eastern countries had largely been negotiated and that final details were being discussed. The deal includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz.