Bitcoin price rejects at $83K as Trump calls Iran deal 'big assumption'
Bitcoin rejected at $82,833, falling to $81,500 after Trump cast doubt on Iran ceasefire talks, calling the deal "a big assumption." Geopolitical tensions over US-Iran negotiations triggered volatility across crypto and oil markets. Traders eye support levels at $80,100 and $78,200. Over $550 million in crypto liquidations occurred in 24 hours, with analysts expecting potential retracement to $78,400 on continued pullback.
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