Trump vs. Iran: How Geopolitical Fireworks Could Ignite Crypto Markets in 2025

Markets hold their breath as Trump-era tensions with Iran resurface—and crypto traders are placing their bets.

The Geopolitical Powder Keg

Another White House showdown with Tehran sends traditional assets scrambling. Gold spikes, oil wobbles—while Bitcoin quietly flashes a 3% green candle.

Crypto's Hedge Play

Digital assets aren't just surviving the chaos—they're thriving in it. Ethereum options volume hits $1B as traders position for volatility. 'Safe haven' narratives get fresh ammunition.

The Institutional Angle

Wall Street's crypto desks report 20% uptick in OTC inquiries. Apparently nothing makes hedge funds believe in decentralization like the specter of another presidential tweetstorm.

As one trader put it: 'When the rockets fly, the shitcoins die—but BTC eats geopolitical risk for breakfast.' Meanwhile, traditional finance pundits still can't decide if crypto is a risk asset or inflation hedge. Classic.

$0.000052 prices are declining due to uncertainty about potential actions by Donald Trump. With only an hour until market closure, investors are anxiously anticipating any developments.

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DOGE Price Predictions

Increased volatility is expected over the weekend. If TRUMP proceeds with a predicted strike post-market closure, a sharp decline could ensue. A challenge is Iran’s recent demonstration of missile capabilities that penetrate air-defense systems, presenting a potential threat to all US bases in the region. The question remains: Is the US willing to risk all its bases being targeted?

There are concerns about whether decades of Iran’s missile stockpiling could have repercussions that should worry the US and Israel. Iran has clearly communicated that if its nuclear research center is attacked and the US engages in war, it will impose heavy repercussions. With such a severe threat, why WOULD Trump wait until market closure to act, especially with anticipated negativity from Monday onward?

While the future cannot be predicted, it seems plausible that today’s feared attack might not materialize. However, an attack remains possible as anything can happen. Recent China-Geneva negotiations ended positively, raising cryptocurrency prices, but tension between Iran and Israel erupted soon after, demonstrating how unpredictable global events can be.

Concerning the upcoming weekend, we have two scenarios: US intervention in the conflict could lead to significant losses in low-volume markets, or positive negotiations with Iran could result in a stable, slightly bullish environment. Doge aims for a rise to $0.18, though more substantial growth over the weekend is unlikely.

In the case of a decline, extended wicks could plummet between $0.129 and $0.088 if $0.163 does not hold. Significant volatility is expected for declines, with more modest gains in an upward trend over the weekend.

SUI and PEPE Coin

Without a significant recovery in ethereum (ETH)$0.000068 prices, PEPE Coin is expected to maintain a negative outlook. Excessive weekend sell-offs could lead to PEPE Coin closing below $0.00000867. If this level breaks, extended wicks between $0.00000742 and $0.00000568 could be seen. However, in an optimistic scenario, a bounce back to $0.0000104 and potentially $0.0000110 is anticipated.

SUI Coin, yet to experience its first bull run, attempted a strong performance at the end of May. However, it led to disappointment as losses neared 40% over 39 days. If closures continue below $2.77, dips towards $2.28 may occur.

BTC stands at $103,150, with Fed member Daly’s speech set for 11:00 PM. Contrasting statements were made today by Waller regarding possible interest rate cuts, while Barkin deemed rate cuts premature due to high risks, leaving uncertainty about Daly’s stance.

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