Key Highlights
Bitcoin was reported below $68,500 after President Donald Trump extended the Iran deadline.
BTC later stabilized just north of $69,000 after the announcement, rather than cleanly breaking out above that level.
DL News reported Bitcoin at $67,404 as markets continued to digest Iran-related headlines.
Bitcoin did not stage a clean move above $69,000 across the reporting tied to the Iran deadline extension. The asset briefly steadied around the $69,000 area after the White House delayed potential escalation, but that rebound was limited and did not hold. Bitcoin was below $68,500 after the deadline extension, while a separate market report published the next day said it later stabilized just north of $69,000.
On April 4, DL News reported Bitcoin at $67,404, underscoring that the market was still trading below the $69,000 zone as Iran-related risk stayed in focus. Reuters also described the broader cross-asset reaction as mixed after Trump extended the deadline again to April 6, with oil rising again and equity futures slipping back into the red.
