The primary cryptocurrency spent the previous weekend on a higher note, trading above $70,000 and even close to $71,000. Sunday brought the first leg down after the latest escalation on the US/Israel-Iran front at the time, and the bulls drove it further south to $67,500 on Monday morning when the legacy financial markets started to open. BTC exploded to nearly $72,000 later on Monday when US President Trump said they had reached a de-escalation deal with Iran, but it dropped to $69,000 after the Middle Eastern country denied the claims. Nevertheless, the bulls were persistent at the time, driving bitcoin to $72,000 on Wednesday morning. Another rejection followed, and the culmination took place on Friday when the cryptocurrency dumped to a 4-week low of $65,500, which led to even more fear in the markets. It managed to rebound from that local low and has remained above $66,000 ever since in what has become a rather dull weekend, which contrasts with some expectations.

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