Bitcoin has fallen below $73,000 in June amid volatility tied to news of air strikes on Iran and uncertainty over a ceasefire, Cointelegraph reported. Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that Iran wants a deal, though a ceasefire discussed as lasting at least 60 days has not been finalised. Traders cited $72,000 as key support and $75,000 as a near-term target. U.S. macro releases and on-chain and derivatives indicators are also in focus.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange\'s bitcoin futures gap, long watched as a price variable, is set to effectively disappear after this week as CME Group moves to 24-hour, seven-day trading from May 30. The change makes weekend reopen price gaps harder to repeat. Analysts and traders are watching remaining unfilled gaps, including one just above $67,000, and tracking large trader positioning on Bitfinex for clues on short-term direction.