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Bitcoin traded steadily in Asian markets on Monday after its decline over the weekend, as rising tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran led to a sharp increase in oil prices and disrupted global markets.
The world's largest cryptocurrency rose by 0.3% to reach $67,226.8 by 07:53 AM Saudi time, after falling below $66,000 earlier in the session.
Bitcoin ended last week on a high note, unlike other high-risk assets, but lost momentum over the weekend.
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Oil prices surged sharply on Monday, with crude jumping above $110 per barrel.
This sharp increase came after an escalation of military exchanges between U.S.-Israeli forces and Iran, raising concerns about ongoing disruptions in oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, a major global shipping route.
The sharp rise in energy prices has revived global inflation fears and complicated the outlook for major central banks, which were expected to gradually ease monetary policy this year.
Bitcoin often trades as a high-risk asset during periods of macroeconomic uncertainty, meaning it tends to decline when investors pull away from riskier investments.
Asian stocks fell in early trading on Monday, while Wall Street futures dropped by more than 2%.
The cryptocurrency losses over the weekend also reflected the fact that digital asset markets trade around the clock, allowing investors to react immediately to geopolitical news even when traditional financial markets are closed.
Other major cryptocurrencies have risen slightly. Ethereum increased by 1.5% to $1,977.50, while XRP rose by 0.2% to $1.35.$BTC
