Bitcoin Falls After US-Iran Talks Stall Despite Iran's Possible Uranium Concession

Bitcoin experienced significant volatility amid the unfolding US-Iran diplomatic developments.

“Bitcoin moves off lowest level as worst of weekend fears slip away As the U”

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After falling to as low as $70,500 on Sunday, the price bounced back to $72,100 during Monday morning trading.

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CNN الاقتصادية reported Bitcoin relinquished its weekend gains and fell about 2% after the first round of US-Iran talks ended without a deal.

The largest cryptocurrency slipped below $71,500 at 9:03 a.m. GMT.

This rapid volatility reflected the digital market's sensitivity to geopolitical events and shifts in global risk appetite.

The US-Iran negotiations entered a critical phase with reports of a potential extension.

Iran's Tasnim News Agency reported the talks may be extended.

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Crypto Briefing noted that Trump claimed Iran hasn't left negotiations and expects their return with concessions.

The talks address core issues including sanctions relief and verification mechanisms.

Dr. Anahita Mir explained that a decision to extend talks indicates potential value on the table.

Crypto-related stocks moved higher amid the brief Bitcoin rebound.

Circle gained 8.3%, Coinbase up 3.1%, and Strategy increasing 1.5%.

The Clean Clothes Campaign criticized the audit system as fundamentally broken.

The Dhaka Tribune reported Rahman Textile owner was being questioned about welded exits.

The Ministry of Labour announced 200,000 taka compensation for each family of the deceased.