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U.S. equity futures rose after reports the U.S. and Iran agreed to halt strikes and resume talks. Bitcoin has barely moved, still down 6.8% on the week.
So far, Bitcoin is down 19% in June, with just two US trading sessions still to go. The price has fallen below $60,000, putting it on track for its worst monthly performance since June 2022, when it declined 37%.
Bitcoin is also set to finish the second quarter in the red, down 12%, marking a third consecutive quarterly decline, something not seen since 2022.
That said, the pace of the decline is slowing. Bitcoin fell 23% in Q4 2025, followed by a 22.2% decline in Q1 2026. So far, Q2 2026 is down around 12%, suggesting that while momentum remains negative, the intensity of the selloff is easing.
Pre-market trading for U.S. equities opened higher on Monday as renewed peace talks in the Middle East lifted risk sentiment across equities, although the move has yet to extend to cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin remained around the $60,000 level. The Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) was up approximately 1.2%, while metals traded lower, with gold holding above $4,000 per ounce.
The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) remained firm above 101, while Brent crude continued to trade below $70 per barrel.
Among crypto and AI related names, IREN (IREN) and Cipher Mining (CIFR) were both up around 3%. Strategy (MSTR) gained about 1%, while STRC advanced 2%, as investors await the company's latest bitcoin announcement. Executive Chairman Michael Saylor fueled speculation on Sunday, posting on X: "We're gonna need more charts."
Bitcoin (BTC) nearly tested a critical technical level over the weekend. That level is the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of its entire 2023–2025 bull market.
The 61.8% represents the golden ratio, a Fibonacci-derived level (roughly 0.618) that appears across markets and nature. It's one of the most pivotal levels in technical analysis, often acting as a magnet for buying interest due to its widespread use.
However, a clean break below this level could embolden sellers, potentially leading to capitulation as holders throw in the towel and exit the market.
So far, the level has held, with prices bouncing to trade near $60,000 as of this writing.
Crypto opened Monday flat. Bitcoin traded near $59,700, down 0.3% on the day and 6.8% on the week, as a de-escalation in the U.S.-Iran conflict lifted equity futures but left digital assets unmoved, per CoinDesk data.
Ether edged up 0.3% to $1,572, Solana added 1.5%, while XRP and dogecoin continued to slide.
Axios reported Sunday that the U.S. and Iran agreed to fully halt strikes and meet this week in Qatar to resume talks over the Strait of Hormuz and a broader end to the conflict. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures gained 0.5% as of Monday, but crypto did not follow.
The non-reaction fits the pattern of the past two weeks. Bitcoin jumped on the peace deal signing June 19, then gave it back as the hawkish Fed and ETF outflows reasserted. Traders have now been burned by enough geopolitical relief rallies that the Qatar meeting registers as a maybe rather than a catalyst.
South Korea announced plans to double DRAM production capacity in the Seoul metro area over five years, with Samsung and SK Hynix committing 800 trillion won, about $518 billion, to build four new fabrication plants.
Asian tech hardware shares slid on the rotation, even as eight of eleven MSCI Asia Pacific subgroups gained. The same AI chip trade that whipsawed markets last week remains the dominant cross-asset current.
The test for crypto this week is whether the Iran talks in Qatar produce anything durable, and whether Thursday's PCE print softens enough to shift the Fed narrative. Both need to land to give bitcoin a reason to move.
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