Bitcoin Dips Below $76,500 as U.S.-Iran Tensions Push Oil Past $93

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Bitcoin declined approximately 1% from midnight, falling below the $76,500 mark amid rising geopolitical tensions. U.S. military strikes on Iran triggered a sharp rally in oil prices, with Brent crude surpassing $93 per barrel. Treasury yields also moved higher, approaching the 4.8% level, adding further pressure on risk assets. The simultaneous moves in oil, bonds, and crypto reflect broad market unease driven by the escalating U.S.-Iran conflict.

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