Bitcoin surges to $67,000 as Trump-Iran peace deal sends markets into a high

CryptopolitanJun 15, 2026 4:24 PM

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Bitcoin hit $67,196, Ether jumped 11% to $1,845, and Solana and XRP posted even bigger gains, although Bitcoin remains down nearly 24% this year.
US stocks rallied sharply, with the Dow gaining 630 points to a fresh intraday record, the S&P 500 rising 1.6%, and the Nasdaq climbing 2.4%.
SpaceX added more than 7% after its 19% debut surge, while Strategy resumed Bitcoin buying with another $100 million purchase last week.

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