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- Zafar Naik
Zafar Naik
- Apr 11, 2026 07:27 UTC
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Trump Says Iran-US Deal Is 99% About One Thing: What That Means for Bitcoin
Iran and US delegations are in Islamabad right now for a very high stakes meeting.
The outcome of today's talks could either accelerate Bitcoin's rally or send it back several levels.
Analysts are projecting Bitcoin toward $75,000 to $80,000 if geopolitical risk is sustainably removed.
An extremely consequential diplomatic meeting is hours away.
Iran’s 71-person team, led by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, arrived in Pakistan’s capital this morning for direct negotiations with US Vice President JD Vance, special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
It is the first face-to-face meeting between the two nations since the war began on February 28. Bitcoin is currently trading at $72,798, up 8.62% on the week.
Iran vs US: What Both Sides Are Demanding
The positions entering these talks remain far apart. Iran’s 10-point proposal demands Iranian oversight of the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions relief, war reparations, frozen asset releases and a halt to Israeli operations in Lebanon.
The US 15-point counter-proposal centres on one non-negotiable: no nuclear weapon.
Trump Says This Deal Is “99%” About One Thing
President Donald Trump made his priorities explicit before departing for Virginia yesterday. Asked what a good deal looks like, he said: “No nuclear weapon. That’s 99% of it.”
On the Strait of Hormuz, his view was equally direct: “That’ll open up automatically, otherwise they make no money.”
That framing matters. Trump is not treating Hormuz as the primary obstacle. He is treating it as an economic inevitability. If nuclear is genuinely 99% of the deal, the bar for an agreement that moves markets is lower than most traders currently assume.
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What a Peace Deal Actually Does to Bitcoin’s Price
The war has been Bitcoin’s single biggest macro headwind since February. The conflict closed the Strait of Hormuz, disrupted 20% of global oil supply, drove the largest monthly CPI increase since June 2022, and kept the Federal Reserve on hold. Every one of those pressures traces back to this room in Islamabad.
A deal framework, even a partial one, removes the energy inflation overhang that has suppressed Bitcoin for six weeks. Analysts have projected a move toward $75,000 to $80,000 if geopolitical risk is sustainably removed.
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has been in extreme fear for over 60 consecutive days, the longest streak on record. A credible path to peace ends that.
The Honest Risk
Pakistan has set a modest goal: get both sides to agree to keep talking. Ghalibaf arrived saying “we have goodwill, but we do not trust.” A breakdown in talks sends oil back toward $110 and Bitcoin back toward $65,000 support.
Vance said before boarding his flight: “I think it’s going to be positive.”
The gap between those two statements is where Bitcoin’s next major move is being decided today.
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