After months of war, ceasefire extensions, failed timelines, and diplomatic back-and-forth — the US-Iran peace deal appears to be finally closing.

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confirmed that Pakistan is preparing for the electronic signing of the deal, with technical talks to follow next week. Bitcoin immediately moved to $64,100 — up 1.4% on the confirmation alone. Bitget

But the crypto price move is just the surface level. Here's the full chain reaction that follows a signed deal.

Step one: Strait of Hormuz reopens. Roughly 20% of the world's oil passes through that narrow waterway. A naval blockade there has choked global energy supply since February 2026. Crypto Times

Step two: Oil prices fall. Brent crude has been trading above $90 per barrel largely because of Iran conflict premium. That premium exits immediately on a signed deal.

Step three: Inflation data improves. Lower oil directly reduces CPI within 4–6 weeks. PPI follows. The pipeline cools.

Step four: Fed pressure eases. If the next CPI print is materially lower, the Fed has no justification for the rate hike markets are currently pricing at 51% odds.

Step five: Bitcoin rallies. Every Iran de-escalation signal in 2026 has produced 3–5% BTC moves within minutes. A full signing that reopens the Strait could be the macro catalyst that ends this bear market entirely. ChainCatcher

Five steps. One signed document. And the document is being printed right now.

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