Bitcoin and Nasdaq Dip as Trump Leaves Door Open for Iran Strikes

Crypto and U.S. stock markets declined following comments from Donald Trump, who did not rule out further military action against Iran. Bitcoin fell 1.3% to $83,324, while Nasdaq futures dropped 0.7% and WTI crude oil rebounded to $93.28. Markets remain cautious ahead of key economic data releases, including PCE inflation, ISM manufacturing indices, and non-farm payroll reports. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has reached its highest level since 2007 at 5.20%, adding further pressure on risk assets.