Bitcoin, Nasdaq futures decline as Trump won’t rule out more Iran strikes
Bitcoin and Nasdaq futures moved lower late Sunday after Trump said he would not rule out additional U.S. strikes on Iran. Crude oil also moved higher in the same period, while one update gave specific market levels for Bitcoin, Nasdaq futures, and WTI.
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Traders in crypto, equity futures, and oil saw the move first: Bitcoin and Nasdaq futures were lower late Sunday, while crude oil was higher at the same time. That means the overnight market response was visible across both digital assets and traditional risk assets, with oil moving in the opposite direction.
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