• Pre-market trading stabilizes as bitcoin reclaims $66,000, Saylor eyes 100th BTC purchase President Trump’s proposed tariffs and U.S. • tensions with Iran have weighed on broader risk sentiment. • What to know: Strategy, MARA, Coinbase and Bullish trade about 2% lower, trimming earlier declines. • Bitcoin rebounds from $64,400 to above $66,000, even as the Fear and Greed Index hits 6 and remains in extreme fear for a seventh straight day. • Broader risk sentiment steadies, QQQ slips just 0.3% and IGV falls 1% near $80, while gold tops $5,100, silver nears $87 and the DXY holds just below 98. • Pre-market trading is showing signs of stabilization, with bitcoin rebounding above $66,000 after briefly falling to $64,400 on Sunday.
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- Pre‑market trading shows a modest rebound as Bitcoin climbs back above $66,000 after a Sunday dip to $64,400, despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty from President Trump’s tariff proposals and U.S.-Iran tensions. The move comes amid a seven‑day stretch of extreme fear on the Fear‑and‑Greed Index, yet dip‑buyers appear to be stepping in. Strategy (MSTR), the largest publicly traded Bitcoin holder, is down about 2% as it prepares to announce its 100th BTC purchase under its treasury strategy. Other crypto‑related stocks-MARA, Coinbase, and Bullish-trimmed earlier losses, while tech ETFs slipped only 0.3-1%. Gold and silver rose to $5,100 and $87 respectively, and the dollar index hovered just below 98.
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