Bitcoin dropped about 2.5% to $71,067 after U.S.-Iran peace talks in Islamabad ended without a deal and the U.S. Navy entered the Strait of Hormuz for mine-clearing operations, heightening geopolitical and market risk.
Bitcoin dropped to $71,067 after U.S.-Iran peace talks in Islamabad failed and the U.S. Navy entered the Strait of Hormuz for mine-clearing operations, highlighting growing geopolitical pressure on crypto markets.
Bitcoin fell about 2.5% to $71,067 after U.S.-Iran talks in Islamabad ended without a deal and the U.S. Navy entered the Strait of Hormuz to clear Iranian mines, raising geopolitical and energy market risks.
Bitcoin fell about 2.5% to $71,067 after U.S.-Iran peace talks in Islamabad ended without a deal and the U.S. Navy entered the Strait of Hormuz for mine-clearing operations, intensifying geopolitical risk and pressuring crypto markets.
ADA trades at $0.2439 with critical support at $0.2375. The US Navy's seizure of Iranian ship Touska triggered weekend selloff; derivatives show 20% short imbalance. Break below $0.2375 opens $0.22, while reclaiming $0.2550 targets $0.2816.
Cardano (ADA) trades near $0.2439, holding key SAR support at $0.2375, as geopolitical tensions rise after the US Navy seized an Iranian cargo ship. With 20% short imbalance and weak sentiment, ADA faces a decisive week.
ADA trades at $0.2439, holding the wedge bottom at $0.2375, as the US Navy seizes an Iranian cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman, escalating geopolitical risks. Short positioning dominates with a 20% imbalance, threatening a breakdown towards $0.22.
Cardano (ADA) trades near $0.2439 with key support at $0.2375 (SAR/wedge bottom). US Navy seizure of an Iranian vessel triggers geopolitical risk, causing Sunday selloff. Derivatives show heavy short bias. Break below $0.2375 could target $0.2200 or lower.
