Bitcoin Price Recovers Above $64,000 as Donald Trump Delays US Strikes on Iran
Bitcoin price is trading near $64,150 over the weekend after buyers failed to hold key resistance levels. The move came as President Donald Trump paused U.S. strikes on Iran while talks with Tehran continued. Trump said the U.S. remained “locked and loaded” but allowed backchannel diplomacy to continue after 13 straight nights of American bombing. Donald Trump Strike Pause Shapes Bitcoin Price Reaction Trump ordered the military to halt strikes on Friday night while senior officials maintained contact with Iranian counterparts. Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio joined the diplomatic channel, with Donald Trump saying Tehran was “getting more serious” about talks. The president described two possible paths for the conflict, including a military exit or a negotiated deal. Earlier, he had warned of a “massive” infrastructure attack that could target Iranian bridges or power plants. Tensions had already widened after Iran-backed Houthi rebels attacked Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. Brent crude moved above $100, while Iran targeted U.S. and allied installations in Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait. Trump also said the U.S. would seize billions in frozen Iranian assets to cover damage to commercial ships. For Bitcoin traders, the pause reduced military escalation risk but did not remove geopolitical pressure. ETF









