According to a report shared by Kobisi Letter, Iran has complied with the US’ list of conditions for a possible peace agreement.
The Iranian government’s stated demands include an end to wars on all fronts across the Middle East, the lifting of U.S. sanctions, the release of frozen Iranian funds, war damages, and recognition of Iranian sovereignty in the Strait of Hormuz.
Conditions reported in the United States are very different. The list includes no compensation to Iran, no release of frozen assets, transfer of 400 kilograms of uranium to the United States, and only one nuclear facility in operation. A ceasefire is also subject to further negotiations.
Bitcoin reaction remains cautious
Bitcoin ($BTC) Based on crypto.news market data, it traded close to $78,400, up 0.69% in 24 hours. Ethereum (ETH) traded at $2,190, with XRP, BNB, and Solana also posting small daily gains.
Short-term movements indicated a limited easing of risks rather than a strong rise. Bitcoin continued its decline by 2.94% over the seven-day period, while Ethereum fell by 5.81% in the same period. This gap indicates that traders still view disputes as a market risk.
Cryptocurrency tracks Iran headlines
Crypto.news previously reported that President Donald Trump is holding nearly $80,000 in Bitcoin after rejecting an early peace deal with Iran. $BTC At one point it fell from $81,430 to $80,520, but within a few hours it rose above $82,000.
This pattern was repeated throughout the conflict. While signals of peace supported short-lived relief rallies, rejected offers and military threats put traders back on the defensive. Previous market updates stated that cryptocurrencies remain sensitive to oil prices, dollar and Strait of Hormuz risks.
In particular, the Strait of Hormuz remains an important part of the market response. Crypto.news cited Reuters data showing that before the war began on February 28, the waterway was carrying about a fifth of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas flows.
