The market's concern about the further escalation of the situation in the Middle East has been tempered by the positive signals from Trump regarding United States-Iran consultations. The funds were then repositioned, the encrypted assets were strong, the crude oil fell back, and the investor ' s focus shifted to whether the Doha negotiations in Qatar could continue.
Encryption market synchronized rebound
Following the issuance of the statement, it rose to $60,401 on the Bitcoin drive and then fell around $60,120. It rose by 2.8 to $1,620, XRP by 1.5 per cent and Solana by about 5 per cent.
During the same period, the total market value of the encryption market rose to about $2.14 trillion, an increase of about 2 per cent a day. This increase coincides with the expected reduction in market-to-geographical risk, with a marked recovery in risk preferences.
Oil price fell $70
In addition to encrypted assets, other major assets are associated. The US benchmark WTI crude oil fell by more than 2 per cent and fell by $70 per barrel, returning to that level for the first time since the recent rise in tension between the US and the US.
The article also mentioned that the market value of gold had increased by more than $74 billion on that day. However, in the overall market response, traders are more concerned about the reduction in the risk of spillover from the Middle East conflict and about the continued mitigation of concerns related to energy transport.
- Bitcoin rose to $60,401
- It's $ 1,620, up 2.8%.
- The total market value of encryption rose to $2.14 trillion.
The market keeps staring at the Doha talks.
Trump stated that American-Iranian relations remained active and that talks in Qatar were progressing well and that Iran was “denuclearizing well”. He had also previously written to the South Social that United States officials would meet in Doha at the request of the Iranian side.
Currently, a bet given by Polymarket from the projected market indicates that the US-I will extend the 60-day negotiation period by 62 per cent. This figure reflects market expectations that diplomatic contacts will continue, but does not mean that the agreement is nearing conclusion.
In addition to the Doha talks, separate consultations have been held between Iran and Oman and a joint committee has been established to deal with the Strait of Hormuz and ceasefire-related matters. As the scope of the negotiations expands, the market will continue to be priced around diplomatic progress in the short term. Once formal results are achieved, risk assets may continue to be supported; if negotiations are blocked again, the recent increase may be reversed.