يجذب الاتجاه الصعودي لعملة البيتكوين نحو 80 ألف دولار الدببة بشكل متزايد - لكنهم يواصلون الخسارة

Bitcoin is accelerating toward the $80,000 threshold as market participants navigate a complex intersection of Middle Eastern geopolitics, shifting monetary policy regimes, and a heavily skewed derivatives market. Data from CryptoSlate shows that the digital asset's surge from recent lows was driven by the temporary diplomatic relief between the US and Iran . However, the underlying structural data suggests the current price action is as much about forced liquidations as it is about macroeconomic optimism. Ceasefire relief lifts Bitcoin, but Hormuz risk stays in play The immediate catalyst for the market’s recovery was President Donald Trump’s Tuesday announcement extending the United States ceasefire with Iran by two weeks. Framing the government in Tehran as heavily fractured, the Trump administration granted additional time for diplomats to present a unified proposal to halt the broader conflict. This diplomatic pause previously triggered a substantial relief rally across digital assets . Since the initial announcement last week, Bitcoin has aggressively surged 7% to trade as high as $79,470 as of press time. It has slightly retraced to $78,200 as of press time. The price performance has helped subdue the immediate panic that gripped markets after Iran initially rejected a second round of peace talks. However, Iran's continued objections show that the underlying macroeconomic threat is still very much alive. MasoudPezeshkian, the President of Iran, claimed that “breach of commitments, blockade and threats are main obstacles to genuine negotiations.” He added : “The Islamic Republic of Iran has always welcomed and continues to welcome dialogue and agreement. Bad faith, siege, and threats are the main obstacles to genuine negotiation. The world is witnessing your hypocritical empty talk and the contradiction between your claims and your actions.” The Strait of Hormuz remains operationally impaired following its closure on April 18, and the US blockade on Iranian po