Bitcoin reclaims $75,000 as Iran ceasefire talks advance, equities rally resumes

Bitcoin traded at $75,733 on Tuesday morning, up 1.5% over 24 hours, as Iran signaled it will send a team to Pakistan talks and Brent crude slipped ahead of the Wednesday ceasefire deadline. What to know : Bitcoin climbed back above $75,000 as markets bet on progress in cease-fire talks between Iran and Pakistan, even as the current two-week truce nears its Wednesday deadline. Despite the rebound, bitcoin continues to lag a broad global equity rally, with negative funding rates in perpetual futures signaling persistent bearish positioning even as spot bitcoin and ether ETFs see strong inflows. Record selling by public bitcoin miners alongside a recent drop in mining difficulty suggests industry margins remain tight, raising questions about how sustainably prices can rise above the $76,000–$80,000 range without absorbing continued miner sales.