Bitcoin Surges Past $78,000 as Trump Extends US-Iran Ceasefire
Bitcoin surged past $78,000 (peaking at $78,446), effectively erasing all losses since April 20 and reclaiming a $1.56 trillion market cap. The rally followed President Trump’s indefinite extension of the Iran ceasefire....
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