Bitcoin price rose above $76000 during Asian trading, extending recent gains supported by improved risk appetite and growing optimism over potential progress in talks between the United States and Iran, which boosted demand for higher risk assets.
The world largest cryptocurrency gained about 1.6% to trade around $76045, as traders closely monitored geopolitical developments, particularly expectations of diplomatic movements between Washington and Tehran in Islamabad ahead of the ceasefire deadline.
These gains came as part of a broader positive momentum seen across global markets recently, driven by easing geopolitical concerns and strength in technology stocks. However, price action continues to show a pattern of advances followed by quick pullbacks, highlighting difficulty in sustaining upward momentum near key resistance levels.
Bitcoin also found support from continued institutional interest and steady inflows into digital asset investment products, along with notable activity from large investors who tend to buy on dips, helping to limit downside pressure.
At the same time markets are watching US monetary policy developments, particularly the Senate hearing for Kevin Warsh nomination as Federal Reserve Chair. Attention is focused on any signals regarding future interest rate direction and his stance on financial regulation, which could influence outlook for digital assets.
Other cryptocurrencies recorded modest gains within a narrow trading range, with Ethereum posting slight increases, alongside gains in XRP, Solana, Cardano and Polygon, while Dogecoin also recorded a limited rise.
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