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The allure of crypto seems to be dull as the market is declining sharply. Bitcoin and major altcoins are trading lower, as investors continue to reassess risk after last year's sharp rally. The total crypto market capitalisation at present is hovering around $3.12 trillion, with a 27% decline from late-2025 peaks.
Market participants point to narrow leadership by large-cap tokens, while mid- and small-cap cryptocurrencies have witnessed steeper drawdowns, reflecting cautious positioning amid geopolitical uncertainty and reduced speculative leverage.
Bitcoin Price Today: Down Nearly 30% From Record High Bitcoin (BTC), the world's largest cryptocurrency, was trading at around $88,214, down nearly 1% on the day. The decline leaves Bitcoin almost 30% below its all-time high of $126,296, which was recorded during the euphoric phase of the 2025 rally. At current levels, Bitcoin's market capitalization stands at approximately $1.76 trillion, with 24-hour trading volumes near $7.8 billion.Bitcoin had pushed the broader crypto market to a peak valuation of around $4.2 trillion in late 2025. "Bitcoin is trading near $89,700 as markets await a clear catalyst to set the next direction, with macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties keeping activity subdued.Despite this, the underlying sentiment remains constructive. Institutional conviction continues to show through, with Michael Saylor signalling further Bitcoin accumulation even at current levels.

Meanwhile, Ethereum is also drawing attention as exchange reserves have fallen to around 16.2 million ETH, the lowest since 2016, indicating reduced sell-side supply. For ETH, a sustained move above $3,100 could unlock momentum toward $3,400, while $2,850 remains a strong support zone." said Akshat Siddhant, Lead Quant Analyst, Mudrex.
Ethereum and Altcoins Mirror Broader Weakness
$BTC Ethereum (ETH) slipped below the $3,000 mark, trading at around $2,930, as selling pressure extended across the altcoin space. Ethereum's market cap now stands near $353 billion, with weekly losses approaching double digits.

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Investors brace for oil price spike, rush to havens after US bombs Iran nuclear sites
June 25, 2025
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Oil firmer as ebbing Iranian protests lower chance of US attack
Investors unnerved as Israel-Iran conflict fuels oil market rally
January 19
June 25, 2025
Market Summary:
Recent US–Iran tensions are driving sharp near-term volatility in global markets, especially in oil prices and risk assets. Heightened geopolitical risk increases the “war premium” investors price into commodities and equities.
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Crude Oil:
• Oil prices have climbed on supply-risk fears as US threats and Iranian unrest raise the possibility of disrupted crude flows — Iran produces millions of barrels per day and sits near the vital Strait of Hormuz.
• Recent data shows Brent and WTI climbing modestly on renewed tension — a typical spike as traders price in conflict risk.
• Historical patterns show sharp rallies when conflict escalates, with prices jumping over 4–7% in past Israel-Iran flare-ups before retracing when fears ease.
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Equities & Risk Sentiment:
• Equity markets often weaken as oil rises and risk appetite falls, with Asian and Western stocks sliding on conflict headlines.
• Safe havens (gold, dollar) gain as investors seek protection from geopolitical stress.
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Technical View – Oil Candles:
The charts above show candlestick volatility — large wicks and range days as traders react quickly to headlines. Key levels frequently break on news, then retrace as sentiment shifts.
Bullish spikes: Often align with major escalations or US strikes.
Pullbacks: Occur when tensions temporarily ease or diplomatic developments arise.
Bottom Line:
US–Iran tensions are currently a key driver of commodity volatility — especially oil — and risk sentiment in global markets. Continued escalation tends to push oil higher and equities lower, while de-escalation brings relief rallies. Big moves often follow headline cycles rather than fundamental supply changes alone.
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