Bitcoin climbed as high as $79,700 after Iranian strikes rattled broader markets. At the same time, Brent crude moved above $100 and European equities fell. CoinDesk said the price action left crypto trading more like gold than stocks during the session, pointing to a divergence from the risk-asset pattern often seen in digital assets. The move placed bitcoin alongside traditional haven-linked behavior rather than equity weakness, at least in this market snapshot.
Bitcoin rose to as high as $79,700 after Iranian strikes shook global markets. Brent crude topped $100, while European shares moved lower.
According to CoinDesk, the move left crypto tracking gold rather than equities.
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