After a few weeks of escalation, new threats and strikes, United States President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered his military to stand down rather than carry out the attacks planned for tonight.
The focus on cryptocurrencies has turned back to Bitcoin, which has typically shown a positive reaction to similar developments. However, the actual effect may be felt after at least 24 hours.
As Axios reported, the reason for tonight’s withdrawal from the new military action is recently It has been resumed Talks on the Strait of Hormuz.
Major media sites reported yesterday that Oman had begun talks with Iran to reopen the main strait, and some sources claimed that significant progress had been made over the past day. Trump seems to want to see how the matter resolves before deciding whether or not the United States will continue its attacks.
BREAKING: President Trump ordered the US military not to carry out planned strikes on Iran on Friday night, despite previously approving the strikes, according to Axios.
This came just hours after the resumption of Oman-brokered talks on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
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The underlying cryptocurrency is vulnerable to reacting to any kind of news on the war front. Renewed attacks usually lead to price corrections, while the return of hope for an agreement, a ceasefire, or even a lasting peace, leads to significant rallies.
The difficult part is timing. Aside from the initial shock when the war started in late February, the asset remained relatively stable when new developments occurred over the weekend. Instead, its actual volatility in either direction appears on Monday morning when most traditional financial markets begin to open.
Hence, although it has now defended the $64,000 support level, which many analysts see as He believes He is the key to his next big move, and the biggest reaction will likely happen within 36 hours.
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