Bitcoin upbeat at $70k with Iran de-escalation, Strategy buying in focus
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try{ var _=i o; . if(!_||_&&typeof _==="object"&&_.expiry Traders placed $580M in oil bets minutes before Trump’s Iran post Trump delays strikes on Iranian power plants, says talks with Tehran "very good" Wall Street averages end more than 1% higher on Middle East de-escalation hopes Oil prices jump over 4% after Iran refutes US talks claims 🧠 Upgrade to AI Insights (South Africa Philippines Nigeria) 🧠 Upgrade to AI Insights Bitcoin upbeat at $70k with Iran de-escalation, Strategy buying in focus By Author Ambar Warrick Cryptocurrency Published 03/24/2026, 01:42 AM Bitcoin upbeat at $70k with Iran de-escalation, Strategy buying in focus 0 MSTR 1.87% BTC/USD 2.10% ETH/USD 3.33% Investing.com-- Bitcoin rose on Tuesday, extending gains from the prior session as the prospect of de-escalation in the U.S.-Israel war on Iran helped boost risk-driven assets. But the crypto traded well below intraday highs after Iran denied that it had engaged in talks with the U.S., while hostilities in the Middle East showed few signs of easing. Bitcoin was also supported by top corporate holder Strategy outlining plans to buy more of the crypto. The world’s largest crypto rose 1.9% to $70,214.7 by 01:09 ET (05:09 GMT). Get more key price insights on Bitcoin and crypto by subscribing to InvestingPro Iran denies de-escalation talks with Washington Senior Iranian officials denied that they had engaged in talks with the U.S., contradicting statements from President Donald Trump on “productive” discussions with Tehran. Hostilities between Iran and Israel also showed few signs of cooling on Tuesday amid reports of continued strikes between the two and other Gulf countries. Still, media reports showed some Asian and Gulf countries relaying messages between the U.S. and Iran. Contrasting signals on the Iran war left markets uncertain over how the conflict will play out, with oil prices rebounding sharply on Tuesday. Markets feared that a prolonged surge in oil prices would drive up global infla...
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