Bitcoin regained its foothold late Sunday for a deal that exceeded $101,000, with investors responding to us and Israeli airstrikes responding to Israeli nuclear sites, recovering from early losses over the weekend.
Gain came with a modest move in gold and a calm response that transcends the future of oil and equity.
The US operation was carried out in conjunction with Israel and targeted Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan using more than 125 aircraft and bunkerbuster ammunition.
Iran responded with missile and drone attacks on Israeli cities, threatening to strike US military bases in the Gulf.
Despite the escalation, the market has stabilized quickly. Gold reached $3,398 briefly at $3,398 before reaching $3,374, but oil stopped an early surge and ended just 0.5%.
“The market is still hoping for a short-lived war,” Kobaisi’s letter I wrote it Note that in X, the oil is far below the level historically related to the Straits of Hormuz’s chaos.
The crypto market has taken a similar stance. Bitcoin was first sold during the weekend headlines, but traders have returned as risk appetite increased.
“We saw a lot of Twitch trades after the US attack and the volume remained rising,” said Pav Hundal, lead analyst at Swyftx. Decryption.
“Uncertainty in the Middle East creates an environment that traders hate, knowing no one knows what’s coming next,” he added. “The decline in Bitcoin was not surprising. It’s still a new asset class, and volatility is part of its DNA. If we relieve tension, confidence and price should begin to recover.”
The Iranian foreign minister flew to Moscow on Sunday for emergency consultations, but President Trump signaled further suspension of US military actions.
Final decisions regarding the next step may be made within two weeks. In the meantime, European leaders urged restraint and signaled openness to renew diplomacy.
