Bitcoin dropped to $64,100 as US-Iran tensions and rising oil prices fueled inflation expectations.
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Bitcoin fell 0.9% on Monday to $64,100, remaining in a narrow range amid weak market sentiment. Pressure increased due to escalating tensions between the US and Iran and rising oil prices, which boosted inflation expectations.
Investors are also cautious about possible tightening of Federal Reserve policy: with high interest rates, cryptocurrency investments become less attractive compared to higher-yielding instruments.
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escalation of US-Iran tensions
rise in oil prices
Bitcoin fell 0.9% to $64,100