Crypto Market Soars as Iran and Israel Ceasefire Is Reached

Updated on Jun 25, 2025 at 8:17 pm UTC by · 1 min read

Crypto market has been on the rise since Iran and Israel agreed on a ceasefire. What’s next for digital currencies?

Pi Coin rallied 17% on Wednesday, emerging as the most-searched crypto asset ahead of the Pi2Day event on June 28. Technical analysis suggests potential for significant upside with a double bottom pattern formation.

Read our full PI coin price analysis to learn what’s happening.

Marco T. Lanz

Ethereum displays concerning double top formation at $4,000 resistance with current price locked in symmetrical triangle near $2,424. Long liquidations exceed shorts as market awaits decisive breakout.

Read our full ETH price analysis to learn what’s happening.

Yana Khlebnikova

Bitcoin mining firms, such as Marathon Digital (NASDAQ: MARA) and Riot Platform (NASDAQ: RIOT), registered significant gains as miner profitability increased by 20% last month, according to a report by Jefferies. On the other hand, Coinbase (COIN) stock also rallied 12% moving closer to $350. Read our piece to learn more details.

Yana Khlebnikova

Bitcoin ETFs see 10 consecutive days of inflow. It seems that not only ceasefire, but also any political turmoil nowadays impact the cryptocurrency market.

Yana Khlebnikova

The top gainers from the Iran-Israel ceasefire on June 25 are Pi Coin, Maple Finance, and DeXe, according to CMC.

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