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Bitcoin Surges Past $66,000 as US-Iran Peace Deal Fuels Crypto Risk-On Rally
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Bitcoin climbed above $66,000 on Monday, rising more than $2,400 and advancing 3.78% to $66,363.01 as the US-Iran peace deal and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz eased geopolitical risk. The ceasefire announced by President Donald Trump includes lifting the naval blockade and restoring free shipping through the strategic waterway, with a formal signing planned in Switzerland. Reduced Middle East tension helped lift risk appetite across crypto and equities, while oil prices eased on the prospect of steadier trade flows. The broader rally extended to Ethereum and other major tokens amid improving sentiment and higher trading volumes across institutional and retail participants.
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